New website promos debuting distribution center, signature coffee products and related services
FORT SMITH, Ark., Dec. 5, 2008 — The crunch of an autumn leaf underfoot or the sight of winter's first snowflakes are gentle reminders that the holiday's are at hand. A time to be grateful for blessings, this is also an opportunity to show our friendship to others with a token of appreciation.
This year, perhaps there's no more-welcome gift than an assortment of signature coffees and cakes, placed carefully in a wicker basket, and wrapped in festive Christmas decor. Making that gift-giving easy is Coffee.org (http://www.Coffee.org), a new website just launched by a family-owned and -operated coffee distribution center based in Fort Smith, Ark. With its rich collection of tastefully packaged gift baskets, Coffee.org epitomizes gift-giving "Southern style."
"Almost everyone appreciates receiving coffee, either because they love it themselves, or their friends and families do," says Ellie Glidewell, Coffee.org's president and founder of the "Miss Ellie" coffee and gift basket collection. "Customers can choose from various gorgeously prepared gift baskets, containing my signature line plus other carefully handpicked coffees, tucked within an edible-goodies assortment. Each basket makes a truly thoughtful gift – one that can be shipped ahead of time if you're traveling or delivered direct to you, in case you prefer to give the gift of coffee in person." All of Miss Ellie's Gift Baskets and Coffee Cakes are delivered free of charge.
In addition to promoting holiday gift baskets and Miss Ellie's gift cards, Coffee.org has brewed up other special offerings as well. For businesses large and small, Coffee.org suggests its office-coffee services, featuring the impressive menu of "Miss Ellie's" Southern-style coffees. These full lines of coffees are cleaned and roasted with special mountain water that uses no chemicals during processing. Each blend comes with Miss Ellie's final seal of approval.
"Good coffee has a reputation for coming from the Northwest, but in the deep South, we've always been brewing our own smooth blends," Glidewell says. "I hate bad coffee, and have made it a promise not to package and sell anything that I don't personally find to be fabulous. In fact, from my private-label coffee to the office-coffee services and even the equipment we sell, everything that's a part of this company comes with a promise of quality that you can't find anywhere else. Our commitment to our customer is as strong as our commitment to our coffee."
Coffee.org sells specialty teas and beverages, as well as all the machines and supplies needed to brew and properly serve the perfect cup of coffee. For more information, visit http://www.Coffee.org.
About Coffee.org
Launched in October 2008, Coffee.org is the virtual storefront for a homegrown coffee distribution center, born and based in Fort Smith, Ark. Family-owned and -operated, Coffee.org represents a wide range of imported and specialty coffees, including a variety of brand-name products and independent collections. In addition to offering wholesale coffee and gift packages, Coffee.org distributes coffee-related equipment and supplies, as well as teas and other complementary beverages.
Contact:
William McClure
CEO, Coffee.org
Email
479-721-1010
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