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Peet's Coffee, Medium Roast K-Cup Pods for Keurig Brewers - Café Domingo 54 Count (1 Box of 54 Pods)
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Peet's Coffee, Medium Roast K-Cup Pods for Keurig Features
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Contains one (1) Box of 54 Peet's Café Domingo Medium Roast Coffee Keurig K-Cup Pods - 100% Arabica Coffee. Packaging may vary for a limited time.
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Flavor and Roast: Medium Roast. Smooth, toffee, toasted nut. Named for our third café in Berkeley, this blend of balanced and bright Latin American coffees reflects the pleasures of conversing and lingering over an expertly brewed cup
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Brewing Methods: Peet's single serve, K-Cup Pods are compatible with all Keurig K-Cup Brewers
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Recyclable: Peet’s K-Cup Pods are fully recyclable - peel, compost or dispose grounds & recycle. Check locally, not recycled in all communities.
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Sourcing with Impact: The coffee you buy can impact the welfare of the people and planet. Peet’s is actively engaged in driving positive impact in communities where our coffees are grown.
About Peet's Coffee, Medium Roast K-Cup Pods For Keurig
Great coffee brings friends and neighbors together like nothing else. That's why we created Peet's Café Domingo Medium Roast Coffee to pay tribute to the time-honored pastime of lingering in the café, casually sipping an expertly brewed cup over conversation. The three Latin American coffees in this carefully crafted blend were selected for their balance and brightness, and the roast fine-tuned to brew the perfect medium-bodied cup. We decided to name it after our third café, opened by Alfred Peet in 1980 on Domingo Avenue in Berkeley, in the shadow of the Claremont Hotel. For more than three decades, Peet's regulars have gathered here to enjoy hand-crafted drinks and the camaraderie they inspire. And that's something worth commemorating.
