Great Smoky Mountains
Signature Series
Coffee
Artisan, Micro-roasted, Custom-blended from three Single-Source whole bean coffees. Sold by Roast Date and shipped direct form 25 year Master Roaster to ensure freshness.
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Great Smoky Mountains Signature Series
Homemade Foods Store is proud to offer Great Smoky Mountains Signature Series Coffee.
This coffee is a blend of three single source whole bean coffees. It is blended at the perfect ratio to represent the best qualities of each coffee. The result is a unique blend that registers between medium and bold.
Great Smoky Mountains Signature Series Coffee
You can also sign up for our Coffee Club to save money or set up as a gift.
Click below to see more information about the coffee and to purchase.
This coffee is a blend of three single source whole bean coffees. It is blended at the perfect ratio to represent the best qualities of each coffee. The result is a unique blend that registers between medium and bold.
Great Smoky Mountains Signature Series Coffee
You can also sign up for our Coffee Club to save money or set up as a gift.
Click below to see more information about the coffee and to purchase.
About the Coffee
Homemade Foods Store is proud to offer the first product in our Signature Series coffee line. Great Smoky Mountains Signature Series coffee is a unique blend of three single source coffees mixed at the perfect ratio to bring out the best qualities of each coffee. The coffee is offered in 12 ounce bags as whole bean form only because once it is ground the freshness begins to deteriorate. The coffee is sold by the roasting date and shipped directly from the roaster to ensure absolute freshness. This special blend is comprised of Kenya AA Dark, Mexican Finca Monte Azul and Brazil coffees. The ratio is our secret. You can order as many bags as you want. Get discounts when you sign up for our Coffee Club to get automatic shipments at weekly (Stout Membership), 2 per month (Strong Membership) or 1 per month (Regular Membership). We donate 10% of the profits from each bag equally between Great Smoky Mountains Association and Friends of the G.S.M.N.P. Homemade Foods Store is proud to commit 5% of profits from all retail sales to the Great Smoky Mountains Association & 5% to Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. See below for more information about the organizations.
Our Unique Blend:
Kenya AA Dark
Kenya AA coffee beans are grown at elevations higher than 6,600 feet above sea level. Kenya AA is considered to be one of the world's finest specialty coffees. Some Kenya AA coffees are light-bodied yet still very bright and exhibiting a floral aroma. Tones of passion fruit and wine are often present, and this is almost always balanced by an acidity that is crisp and refreshing, which is one of the reasons this is one of the world's finest gourmet coffees. Kenya AA, in particular, is known for its piquant quality, a secondary coffee taste sensation producing a mostly sweet sensation (perhaps prickling) on the tongue tip. Kenya coffee is grown on mountainside "fincas" (farms), some at elevations higher than 6,600 feet above sea level making Kenya AA considered to be one of the world's best coffee beans. The high growing altitudes means that the beans grow slower than at low altitudes, providing more nutrients and allowing them more time to develop their flavors and mature. Kenya AA has consistently been one of the world's best rated coffees.
Mexican Finca Monte Azul
Mexican high grown coffee from Finca Monte Azul. It is a Sweet coffee that presents with a pleasant color, very balanced once in a cup, fine and balanced acidity, spicy aroma and honey tones. Your palate can appreciate the tone of chocolate and biscuit, leaving an aftertaste with lovable wafer notes and malt. Sweet coffee. It has a crisp, nutty aroma on the nose, with a full, rich flavor and is very balanced once in the cup. It has a medium body, is fine and balanced acidity, with a smooth, sweet flavor of nuts and chocolate on the palate and a sweet finish of honey and malt.
Brazil
The best Brazilian coffees have a relatively low acidity, and exhibits a nutty sweet flavor, often bittersweet with a chocolaty roast taste. Growing elevations in Brazil range from about 2,000 feet to 4,000 feet. Those who enjoy a smooth, mild cup of coffee would tend towards Brazilian beans. It is frequently used in blends by coffee companies to mellow out the flavor profile.
Our Unique Blend:
Kenya AA Dark
Kenya AA coffee beans are grown at elevations higher than 6,600 feet above sea level. Kenya AA is considered to be one of the world's finest specialty coffees. Some Kenya AA coffees are light-bodied yet still very bright and exhibiting a floral aroma. Tones of passion fruit and wine are often present, and this is almost always balanced by an acidity that is crisp and refreshing, which is one of the reasons this is one of the world's finest gourmet coffees. Kenya AA, in particular, is known for its piquant quality, a secondary coffee taste sensation producing a mostly sweet sensation (perhaps prickling) on the tongue tip. Kenya coffee is grown on mountainside "fincas" (farms), some at elevations higher than 6,600 feet above sea level making Kenya AA considered to be one of the world's best coffee beans. The high growing altitudes means that the beans grow slower than at low altitudes, providing more nutrients and allowing them more time to develop their flavors and mature. Kenya AA has consistently been one of the world's best rated coffees.
Mexican Finca Monte Azul
Mexican high grown coffee from Finca Monte Azul. It is a Sweet coffee that presents with a pleasant color, very balanced once in a cup, fine and balanced acidity, spicy aroma and honey tones. Your palate can appreciate the tone of chocolate and biscuit, leaving an aftertaste with lovable wafer notes and malt. Sweet coffee. It has a crisp, nutty aroma on the nose, with a full, rich flavor and is very balanced once in the cup. It has a medium body, is fine and balanced acidity, with a smooth, sweet flavor of nuts and chocolate on the palate and a sweet finish of honey and malt.
Brazil
The best Brazilian coffees have a relatively low acidity, and exhibits a nutty sweet flavor, often bittersweet with a chocolaty roast taste. Growing elevations in Brazil range from about 2,000 feet to 4,000 feet. Those who enjoy a smooth, mild cup of coffee would tend towards Brazilian beans. It is frequently used in blends by coffee companies to mellow out the flavor profile.
Join our Coffee Club for special pricing.
Coffee Club members receive discounts for regular shipments.
Click below to order the coffee or learn more about the Coffee Club.
Click below to order the coffee or learn more about the Coffee Club.
Fundraising
Homemade Foods Store is proud to commit 5% of profits from all retail coffee sales
to the Great Smoky Mountains Association &
5% to Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park has two major nonprofit partners that work to raise money for all manner of projects not covered with federal funds. Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park primarily raises money through memberships, special event fundraisers, and general donations (including park donation boxes). Great Smoky Mountains Association primarily raises money through sales at their visitor center stores in and around the park and their membership program. The Great Smoky Mountains Association (GSMA), which has been around since 1953, has raised more than $44 million over the course of its life and the Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Friends), formed in 1993, has raised $65 million. Each organization has its focal points and greatly benefit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Together, the groups have worked to fill the gap between what the federal government will fund and what the park needs to thrive. Friends has funded rehabilitation of four major trails in the park through its Trails Forever Program. The groups together paid for roughly half of the $4.3 million National Park Service Collections Preservation Center that opened in 2016. GSMA funded the $3 million Oconaluftee Visitor Center, completed in 2011, and Friends used $550,000 toward exhibits and visitor orientation for the building. Other programs the groups fund range from bear bag cables at campsites to staff salaries to prescribed burns.
Great Smoky Mountains Association
Great Smoky Mountains Association (GSMA) is a nonprofit cooperating association, and as such is one of the National Park Service’s oldest and most enduring partnerships. The primary purpose of GSMA is to support the scientific, historical and interpretive activities of Great Smoky Mountains National Park by providing educational products and services to park visitors. GSMA also helps to protect more than 90 historic structures, from houses, barns and outbuildings to churches, schools, and grist mills that have been preserved or rehabilitated in the park. GSMA depends on the generous support of members to fulfill their mission: to preserve the Smokies for generations to come. Memberships helps them welcome more than 11 million people each year to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Exploring the Smokies usually begins at one of the park’s state-of-the-art visitor centers, where rangers conduct educational programs and GSMA staff provide recommendations for the best hiking, picnicking and camping spots.
Learn more about GSMA by clicking below.
to the Great Smoky Mountains Association &
5% to Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park has two major nonprofit partners that work to raise money for all manner of projects not covered with federal funds. Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park primarily raises money through memberships, special event fundraisers, and general donations (including park donation boxes). Great Smoky Mountains Association primarily raises money through sales at their visitor center stores in and around the park and their membership program. The Great Smoky Mountains Association (GSMA), which has been around since 1953, has raised more than $44 million over the course of its life and the Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Friends), formed in 1993, has raised $65 million. Each organization has its focal points and greatly benefit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Together, the groups have worked to fill the gap between what the federal government will fund and what the park needs to thrive. Friends has funded rehabilitation of four major trails in the park through its Trails Forever Program. The groups together paid for roughly half of the $4.3 million National Park Service Collections Preservation Center that opened in 2016. GSMA funded the $3 million Oconaluftee Visitor Center, completed in 2011, and Friends used $550,000 toward exhibits and visitor orientation for the building. Other programs the groups fund range from bear bag cables at campsites to staff salaries to prescribed burns.
Great Smoky Mountains Association
Great Smoky Mountains Association (GSMA) is a nonprofit cooperating association, and as such is one of the National Park Service’s oldest and most enduring partnerships. The primary purpose of GSMA is to support the scientific, historical and interpretive activities of Great Smoky Mountains National Park by providing educational products and services to park visitors. GSMA also helps to protect more than 90 historic structures, from houses, barns and outbuildings to churches, schools, and grist mills that have been preserved or rehabilitated in the park. GSMA depends on the generous support of members to fulfill their mission: to preserve the Smokies for generations to come. Memberships helps them welcome more than 11 million people each year to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Exploring the Smokies usually begins at one of the park’s state-of-the-art visitor centers, where rangers conduct educational programs and GSMA staff provide recommendations for the best hiking, picnicking and camping spots.
Learn more about GSMA by clicking below.
Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Friends of Great Smoky Mountains National Park's (Friend, also a nonprofit, mission is to assist the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in it efforts to preserve and protect the Great Smoky Mountains National Park by raising funds and public
awareness, and providing volunteers for needed projects. They help fund repair work on trails, wildlife research and protection, environmental educational services provided by Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont and historic structures repair. In 2018 Friend raised $2.5 million to upgrade the park’s emergency radio system.
Learn more about Friends by clicking below.
Friends of Great Smoky Mountains National Park's (Friend, also a nonprofit, mission is to assist the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in it efforts to preserve and protect the Great Smoky Mountains National Park by raising funds and public
awareness, and providing volunteers for needed projects. They help fund repair work on trails, wildlife research and protection, environmental educational services provided by Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont and historic structures repair. In 2018 Friend raised $2.5 million to upgrade the park’s emergency radio system.
Learn more about Friends by clicking below.
Check out the Great Smoky Mountains Scenic Calendar.
Limited time offer.
Pre-order the next years calendar to save 35% off the regular direct shipping price.
The calendar is comprised of full color photos that represent the Great Smoky Mountains, including animals, flowers, landscapes and vistas. All photos were taken in the Great Smoky Mountains by a local photographer, Terrie Barnes.
Terrie Barnes, of Barnes Appalachian Photography, is a local native from the area. She takes a variety of nature photos, but her passion is for close up nature photography.
Click below to see calendars, photos and to order.
Pre-order the next years calendar to save 35% off the regular direct shipping price.
The calendar is comprised of full color photos that represent the Great Smoky Mountains, including animals, flowers, landscapes and vistas. All photos were taken in the Great Smoky Mountains by a local photographer, Terrie Barnes.
Terrie Barnes, of Barnes Appalachian Photography, is a local native from the area. She takes a variety of nature photos, but her passion is for close up nature photography.
Click below to see calendars, photos and to order.
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