International Coffee Day: Sip Boldly With These 5 Black Women-Owned Coffee Brands - Page 3
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3. Sweet July House Blend Coffee
There is more than meets the eye when it comes to Ayesha Curry! While she is a mother and wife, among the many other hats that she wears is that of an entrepreneur. Her Sweet July brand is committed to helping people pinpoint the joy and gratitude offered to them through life’s everyday moments, which is no different than the house blend coffee it offers.
Available in both the whole blend and ground varieties, this medium roast is produced from organic, female-produced coffee from Las Damas, Peru, and Finca Caracol, Honduras.
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