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"new coffee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of coffee that is new or unfamiliar. For example, "I'm going to try this new coffee blend from Colombia today."
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And, of course, her new coffee company.
And tea is the new coffee.
A new coffee shop in Highland Park.
Aida Batlle and the new coffee evangelists.
"It's the new coffee," she said.
The new coffee shop got off to a shaky start.
O.K., but do your Italian friends like your new coffee?
Roads are brightened by new coffee shops and stores.
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This week, a new coffee-table art book dedicated to Kate Moss is published.
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