Ellis Coffee Company pays tribute to its Philadelphia roots and salutes the American spirit with its recently unveiled American Heritage Coffee Shipper. The limited issue shipper includes four of the company’s most popular E-cup coffees with unique packaging designs and blends.
Coffees featured in the shipper include Ellis Presidential, a house blend with Colombian and other Arabica beans to provide a medium body and a smooth finish; Philadelphia Roast, a house blend with a slightly darker roast, more intense flavor and a smooth finish; William Penn, a house blend, which is blended for a rich flavor and a slightly more intense finish; and 1854 Roast, one of the company’s darkest roasts featuring a flavor blended from three of the highest grade mountain grown Central American beans.
With the election year and the summer holidays, Ellis Coffee designed its shipper with iconic graphics that include the American flag and a bald eagle.
Founded in 1854, through four generations of family leadership Ellis Coffee has perfected the processes of sourcing, roasting, and distributing the finest coffees. The long-time roaster proudly represents America’s heritage and the City of Philadelphia. As a full service roaster, Ellis Coffee confidently competes with the national brands. The company recently launched its successful line of single serve coffee cups.
“Through innovation and our team’s ability to understand and identify trends we have remained on the cutting edge of today’s consumer demands,” said Ellis Coffee President Adam Kestenbaum. “We are continuing to compete in all venues with national roasters, while never losing site of what has been the hallmark of our business for 160 years; customer service.”
Ellis Coffee Company sources, roasts, and distributes coffees from around the world to its customers. The Ellis team partners with its customers to develop and deliver successful coffee programs, serving markets from Florida to Maine and west to the Rockies.
For more information on PFMA Associate member Ellis Coffee, its products and its American Heritage Coffee Shipper, contact Chuck Miller at (800) 822-3984. Visit the company’s website at www.elliscoffee.com.
Coffees featured in the shipper include Ellis Presidential, a house blend with Colombian and other Arabica beans to provide a medium body and a smooth finish; Philadelphia Roast, a house blend with a slightly darker roast, more intense flavor and a smooth finish; William Penn, a house blend, which is blended for a rich flavor and a slightly more intense finish; and 1854 Roast, one of the company’s darkest roasts featuring a flavor blended from three of the highest grade mountain grown Central American beans.
With the election year and the summer holidays, Ellis Coffee designed its shipper with iconic graphics that include the American flag and a bald eagle.
Founded in 1854, through four generations of family leadership Ellis Coffee has perfected the processes of sourcing, roasting, and distributing the finest coffees. The long-time roaster proudly represents America’s heritage and the City of Philadelphia. As a full service roaster, Ellis Coffee confidently competes with the national brands. The company recently launched its successful line of single serve coffee cups.
“Through innovation and our team’s ability to understand and identify trends we have remained on the cutting edge of today’s consumer demands,” said Ellis Coffee President Adam Kestenbaum. “We are continuing to compete in all venues with national roasters, while never losing site of what has been the hallmark of our business for 160 years; customer service.”
Ellis Coffee Company sources, roasts, and distributes coffees from around the world to its customers. The Ellis team partners with its customers to develop and deliver successful coffee programs, serving markets from Florida to Maine and west to the Rockies.
For more information on PFMA Associate member Ellis Coffee, its products and its American Heritage Coffee Shipper, contact Chuck Miller at (800) 822-3984. Visit the company’s website at www.elliscoffee.com.
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