Sentence examples for coffee labels from inspiring English sources

I love coffee, but what do all those environmental coffee labels mean?

You know Juan Valdez--the mustachioed man with the sombrero and the burro who appears on commercials and coffee labels offering "100% Colombian Coffee...

Yet over 20 million pounds of coffee labeled as "Kona" is sold at retail.

His coffee, labeled Langenstein Farms, sells for $25, shipping included (www.kona-coffee.com).com

The King of Sentences hovered beside a counter bearing urns of complimentary coffee labelled "Premium," "Diesel," and "Jet Fuel".

I hear you are trying to start your own coffee label to help the farmers of Tanzania.

Do you know a good back road to Baghdad?" On a local note, "Every Party Needs a Pooper" has a roomful of pie-eyed inebriates, drunk on war, being visited by Congressman McDermott holding a pot of coffee labelled "Inspections First".

There were a few orange slices on the soggy floor, a crumpled wrapper of a supposedly nutritional health bar, a few stale bagels and muffins and chocolate chip cookies on the counter, a pot of coffee, labeled decaffeinated, although one could debate the value of "useless dark brown water," as David Letterman rightly labels it.

Her rewards for her confession: a word of support from Heide Banks, who is billed as the group's relationship therapist, plus a bag of coffee labeled "aphrodisiac-flavored" and the chance to sing and shimmy to the Supremes' "You Keep Me Hangin' On".

No certification scheme exists to ensure that coffee labeled "wild" is actually that.

According to a study released last year, a team of Harvard and Stanford professors found that consumers are willing to spend 23percentt more for coffee labeled Fair Trade.