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Check out our new SACRED GROUNDS website

Our Sacred Grounds Organic Fairtrade brand has recently had a huge
makeover. From the logo to the packaging, all new...
As a part of re-launch, Sacred Grounds went 'electronically'
independant and now has a brand new website with the very own
Online
Store and a selection of new fantastic products, including Fairtrade
organic drinking chocolate.
Very exciting!
To check it out, log on to
www.sacredgroundsorganic.com
And don't miss out on our introductory offer! Enter promo code FAIR at
the checkout, to receive free shipping Australia-wide.

Meet our Master Roaster and Blender: Gilles Gaborit
Gilles is a fully qualified French chef with 20 years experience in
running his own catering business and working in many high end restaurants
in France, England and in Australia, before transfering his passion to
roasting about 10 years ago.
Gilles has brought his cooking experience and flavour knowledge to coffee
roasting. The result is each origin he roasts and every blend he develops
meets the demands of serious coffee drinkers.

Did you know ...
It was the Dutch who literally brought the coffee plant to the rest of
the world. They brought the first coffee plant from Mocha in Yemen to
Holland in 1616. Their first cultivation was in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) in
1658.
1 kilogram of roasted coffee requires 4,000 - 5,000 coffee beans.
Dark roasted coffees actually have LESS caffeine than medium roasts.
The longer a coffee is roasted, the more caffeine burns off during the
process.
Until the tenth century, coffee was considered a food. Ethiopian
tribesmen would mix the coffee berries with animal fat, roll them into
balls, and eat them on their nomadic journeys!

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