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Lavender Cherry Ground Coffee: An Orchard Note in Your Mug
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Cherry and chocolate are an old pairing, and cherry and coffee turns out to be just as friendly. Our Lavender Cherry Ground Coffee brings a sweet Michigan-orchard cherry note and a soft floral lavender finish to the morning cup. It is pre-ground and ready for drip makers and pour-over.
Quick answer: Brew it like your usual coffee in a drip maker or pour-over. It is lovely black, with cream, or iced with a spoonful of lavender sugar. Check the package for ingredients and allergen information.
What it tastes like
Cherry adds a fruity, slightly sweet note that rounds out the coffee's roasted side, and the lavender lingers gently at the end. It is fruitier than our nutty or spiced flavors, and it is a natural match for anything chocolate.
Brewing notes
| Method | Starting point |
|---|---|
| Drip maker | About 2 tablespoons per 6 oz of water, adjusted to taste |
| Pour-over | Bloom the grounds with a little hot water for 30 seconds, then pour slowly in circles |
| Iced | Brew a bit stronger, cool, then pour over ice |
Three ways to dress it up
- Cherry mocha: stir a spoonful of cocoa or chocolate syrup into a hot cup and top with whipped cream. Our Lavender Mocha with Lavender Sugar Whipped Cream is a great template.
- Iced and creamy: pour over ice with a splash of cream and a little lavender sugar.
- Dessert coffee: serve it with pie or brownies, or pour it over ice cream for an affogato. See the Lavender Brownie Affogato.
Keep the bag fresh
Once opened, ground coffee fades fast. Seal the bag tightly or move it to an airtight canister, and store it in a cool, dark cupboard. Avoid the spot above the coffee maker, where heat and steam collect.
A gift for coffee people
Cherry is a fun choice for coffee lovers who have everything, and it makes a cheerful Michigan-themed gift. Mix and match flavors in the Gift Box Builder, or browse more lavender gifts.
Frequently asked questions
Is it sweetened?
The cherry flavor tastes sweet-leaning, but add sugar or syrup to your own taste.
What desserts pair best?
Chocolate, almond and vanilla desserts all work well with cherry coffee. Pie is never a bad idea either.

































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