About
Haitian
Mountain
Bleu/Blue Coffee
Singing
Rooster is a registered 501 (c)3 nonprofit.
We help cultivate and process high quality, gourmet Haitian coffee. Then we buy/export tons of it and create new markets for it: roasted coffee, green coffee, fundraising with coffee, and wholesale coffee to commercial roasters, cafes, and stores. This enables a stable outlet for our farmer partners and provides partial funding for our interrelated
projects -- we return 100% of the proceeds of coffee sales back to the farmers and their communities. |
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Every
bag
has
a
mission.
Each
12
oz
bag
of
Haitian
Mountain
Blue
is
$9
-
100%
of
proceeds
go
back
to
Haiti: that's a whopping $3.50 per bag! Here's what we do with proceeds.
Our
Haitian
Mountain
Blue
coffee
is
rare
and
comes
from
the
same
type
of
coffee
plant
&
is
grown
in
a
similar
region
as
the
wildly
successful
Jamaican
Blue
coffee
-
but
at
a
fraction
of
the
price.
We trade
directly with the farmers - we export
beans
green
from
Haiti
to
the
U.S.;
we
air
roast
these beautiful beans
in
small
batches
to
provide
FRESH
and
EXCELLENT
tasting
coffee.
Our customers say great things about us -- these are unsolicited reviews. |
Our
Mountain
Bleu
roast
is
medium
dark
-
rich
&
SMOOTH;
cool
nights
at
high
altitudes
produce
gentle
&
FLAVORFUL
coffees!
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Fair Trade / Direct Trade: we’re often asked if our coffee is certified fair trade & our answer is: “We are Direct Traders: we work with and buy our beans directly from farmer owned cooperatives. We provide pre-harvest financing and pay well above Fair Trade prices (which isn't hard -- Fair Trade is a paltry $1.40 per pound; we pay higher than $2.25). Most importantly, we’re a nonprofit and use coffee as a means to support the extremely poor in Haiti where we return 100% of the proceeds of coffee sales back to the farmers and their communities in the form of projects that support coffee production, land management, and small business development/entrepreneurship.
Our
Haitian
Mountain
Blue coffee
comes from
the same
type of
coffee
plant &
is grown
in a similar
region
as the
wildly
successful
Jamaican
Blue coffee
- but at
a fraction
of the
price.
In Miami,
Jamaican
blue sells
for as
much as
$49 a pound.
Singing
Rooster's
Haitian
Blue sells
for less
than $12
a pound.
Our
coffee
is from
a single
origin
and is
natural;
natural
crops mean
a better
coffee,
a better
environment.
Put simply,
Haitian
farmers
can’t
afford
chemicals;
they use
natural
and organic
methods
like composting
and shade-grown
farming
techniques.
Our
RARE
Mountain
Blue
roast
is
rich,
nutty
&
semi-sweet;
cool
nights
at
high
altitudes
produce
gentle
&
FLAVORFUL
coffees!
Haitian
Mountain bleu
coffee
growers
hand
pick
coffee
cherries;
wet
processing
techniques
yield
a
unique
blue-green
colored
bean.
We
ship
these
BEAUTIFUL,
raw
beans
from
Haiti
to
the
U.S.;
we
air roast
in
small
batches
to
cultivate
the
natural
nuances
of
the
beans
to
a
medium,
dark
roast.
This
allows
for
a
clean
cup
and
yields
FRESH
and
EXCELLENT
tasting
coffee
that
is
perfectly
balanced
in
body
and
acidity. |
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If
you're
a Not for Profit,
school,
or charity,
Singing
Rooster
offers
a unique
fund raiser
with our
AWESOME
tasting
but rare
Haitian
Mountain
Blue coffee.
We help cultivate and process high quality, gourmet Haitian coffee. Then we buy/export tons of it and create new markets for it: roasted coffee, green coffee, fundraising with coffee, and wholesale coffee to commercial roasters, cafes, and stores. This enables a stable outlet for our farmer partners and provides partial funding for our interrelated
projects -- we return 100% of the proceeds of coffee sales back to the farmers and their communities.
Buy
it for
the taste
AND satisfaction
because
sharing
makes the
world a
better
place.
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Great Fundraising idea: use coffee. If
you're
a Non-Profit,
school,
or charity
organization,
add Singing
Rooster's
Haitian
coffee
to your
fund raising
arsenal.
We've helped hundreds to raise thousands.
Here
are other
ways you
can help.
100%
of Singing
Rooster's
efforts
go BACK
to Haiti;
our
goal is
to provide
direct
assistance
to rural
coffee
farming
communities
through
interrelated support
for the sake of self-sustainability, dignity and economic autonomy. |
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