Canoe Connections Medium
Medium Roast 340g Whole Bean
Round & Refreshing, this roast brings forward feelings of determination, teamwork and excitement reflected in the name Canoe Connections and represented by a canoe and two paddles. Coffee originates in Peru (Fair Trade) & Columbia (Organic).
Each of our outstanding coffee blends directly supports a matching Indigenous initiative, making reconciliation and new relationships possible with each cup of coffee. Rooted in movement, this coffee supports excellence in physical literacy. Our Canoe Connections blend supports the Geronimo Canoe Club which has been developing world champion paddlers and organizing canoe races for over 50 years.
Medium Roast 340g Whole Bean
Round & Refreshing, this roast brings forward feelings of determination, teamwork and excitement reflected in the name Canoe Connections and represented by a canoe and two paddles. Coffee originates in Peru (Fair Trade) & Columbia (Organic).
Each of our outstanding coffee blends directly supports a matching Indigenous initiative, making reconciliation and new relationships possible with each cup of coffee. Rooted in movement, this coffee supports excellence in physical literacy. Our Canoe Connections blend supports the Geronimo Canoe Club which has been developing world champion paddlers and organizing canoe races for over 50 years.
Medium Roast 340g Whole Bean
Round & Refreshing, this roast brings forward feelings of determination, teamwork and excitement reflected in the name Canoe Connections and represented by a canoe and two paddles. Coffee originates in Peru (Fair Trade) & Columbia (Organic).
Each of our outstanding coffee blends directly supports a matching Indigenous initiative, making reconciliation and new relationships possible with each cup of coffee. Rooted in movement, this coffee supports excellence in physical literacy. Our Canoe Connections blend supports the Geronimo Canoe Club which has been developing world champion paddlers and organizing canoe races for over 50 years.
“The canoe is symbolic of our water way of life as Salish People. Many different types of our canoes are still commonly used in our culture. The Salish war canoes, today they are raced competitively among our Salish Communities. Our sea going journey canoes are still very active throughout the travelling seasons, visiting our relatives up and down the coast on them.”
~Temoseng Chazz Elliott