Deer Camp Coffee Opening Day Medium Roast

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posted on April 16, 2020
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Deer hunters can be known as a fairly argumentative lot. From preferred calibers, to favorite guns, to camouflage styles, its rare to hear two hunters fully agree on much of anything. Despite this reputation, most all of them would tend to concur nothing is more important to a successful hunt than their morning coffee. Recognizing this importance, Deer Camp Coffee has released its Opening Day Medium Roast, featuring Realtree EDGE camouflage packaging. This medium-roasted blend promises a consistent flavor, and works not only as standard drip coffee, but as iced coffee, cold brew and nitro brew as well. For more information, please visit deercampcoffee.comMSRP: $7.95

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