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Announcement: Artisano Oils & Spices & Midwest Coffee Roasting Company Bringing You Something Fresh

If you haven’t heard the news, there is a new shop in town, Artisano’s Oils & Spices.

Artisano’s Oils & Spices and Midwest Coffee Roasting Company announces the arrival of five freshly roasted coffees to the Indianapolis area. Artisano’s is located at: 1101-B East 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46240.

Artisano’s Oils & Spices opened the doors to the new shop on August 13 and this Sunday, September 20 is introducing four single origin coffees and one custom blend. Midwest Coffee Roasting Company roast only earth friendly, people friendly, chemical free coffees. These coffees will be roasted only days before they hit the shelf bring you the serious coffee drinker, an extremely smooth, clean cup of coffee with no bitter aftertaste. Visit this new and exclusive shop that is offering something new to the area. Ask about private tastings for oils and coffees.
You may also want to check out Artisano's is on Facebooks.
Fresh Coffee Blog, an educational coffee blog.

Tags: coffee, fresh, oils, organic, roasted, spices

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Lucia M. Hardy Comment by Lucia M. Hardy on September 15, 2009 at 10:43am
Hello Shari! Read your post via Smaller Indiana and it appears that you are in my area (I live by the Monon Trail in the 80th and Westfield Blvd area). I am sure you are aware, but the Monon is an advertising mecca. My neighbor put a "for sale" sign behind her house on the Monon and had four offers in 24 hours and sold her home in 48 hours. If you have not already done this - I suggest going to the new Vet Clinic that just opened a few months ago to meet the owners and offer to provide coffees, etc for their clients so that you may display your cards. My brother-in-law is a veterinarian who is aquainted with the female vet's husband and they are great people.

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