Enjoy the holidays with Smooth & Relaxing Jazz
Mutombo Coffee ™
The Face of African Coffee
I believe we are all born with a purpose and a passion that influence everything we do. Passion and purpose are what drove me to become an NBA player and Hall of Famer. Even today, passion and purpose are what drive me as a businessman, philanthropist, and global humanitarian to continue to work tirelessly for the people of my native country – The Democratic Republic of Congo. And, while doing so, I’ve recently discovered a new passion – coffee. But, not just any coffee — the best African coffee.
My brand pays homage to my days as an All-Star player with the Denver Nuggets. After living in the Mile-High City and playing the first five seasons of my career there, Denver holds a special place in my heart. It is where a significant amount of my basketball legacy was created and where I perfected my signature finger wag.
#55 is the number of my jersey that I wore throughout my career. And it now hangs in retirement at the Pepsi Center in Denver and in Atlanta’s State Farm Arena.
As you enjoy your sip of Mutombo African Coffee ™, please know that you’re supporting our Women in Coffee Initiative. Through WIC we invest in coffee-related assets of sustainable farms that grow the best African coffee. These farms are where we responsibly source our beans and where women serve as the glue in their communities.
Furthermore, through our WIC Initiative, we help export-ready coffee farms introduce and deliver their specialty beans to the international market. Therefore, they can command better prices and improve their quality of life.
The road to bring you our specialty coffee is truly a labor of love for me and my Mutombo Coffee ™ family. And, we wholeheartedly invite you to partake in a uniquely delicious cup and share our coffee journey with us.
Please join our mission, spread the word, and scan the QR code on your bag to replenish your coffee!
With coffee love,
Dikembe Mutombo
Dikembe Mutombo’s #55 Champion’s Edition Barrel Aged Coffee
Mutombo Coffee™ pays homage to my days as an NBA player. My love for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and delicious African coffee inspire me to share this special coffee with you.
The Arabica coffee beans in our #55 Champion’s Edition are grown on volcanic soil at an altitude of over 5,000 feet, between Lake Kivu and the Mitumba mountain range, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The oak barrel aging transforms this distinctly Congolese mix of orange flavor and dark chocolate aroma into an alcohol-free coffee with an enduring American bourbon finish. The medium roast makes it suitable for all brewing methods. It’s a drink for craft coffee and whiskey lovers, alike. If you want to taste some of the best African coffee in the world – this is it!
We are the Face of African Coffee and we proudly support projects that improve the economic sustainability of the DRC coffee farming communities where our beans are sourced.
Brew the perfect cup with our Barrel Aged Brew Guide.
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Mutombo Coffee: 3 Reasons Why Coffee Can Make You Sleepy and What to Do About It
www.livestrong.com.
A boost of energy is what you’d expect from coffee, but this isn’t always the case. For some, coffee can make you feel sleepy. If you notice a decline in your energy levels after drinking coffee, here’s why and what to do about it.
Tanzania, a source of Mutombo Coffee: Tacri Pushes for Credit Guarantee Scheme to Coffee Farmers
www.allafrica.com.
THE Tanzania Coffee Research Institute (TACRI) Deputy National Chairman, Mr Andrew Kakama has appealed for government intervention to enable coffee farmers in the country to access credit guarantee scheme.
LeBron James Pays Tribute to Hall of Famer Dikembe Mutombo After Insane Chasedown Block
www.essentiallysports.com.
LeBron James does ‘the Mutombo’ after a chase-down block vs the Magic. James comes from behind, blocks Hampton, and celebrates with by doing Dikembe Mutombo’s finger wag celebration.
Mutombo Coffee: China’s coffee lovers perk up bean prices. $300 a cup?
www.asia.nikkei.com.
Panamanian beans could now fetch 36,000 yen ($313). Panamanian variety now quadruple 2017’s top price at $2,568 per pound
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