We got it!

[Sneakiecat]

For the past two or so years, my dad has been working with Simon (who sarted as a friend of a friend) to start a Kenyan coffee import business. Simon has been trying for years to start this after he could never make a profit selling to what amounts to middlemen in Kenya. After a lot of false starts, they finally signed the papers with the investors. All they have left to do is set up a draw schedule and then they can start buying equipment and get to roasting. So be on the lookout for Jambo coffee in the next six months or so!

 

[lemon]

yay! ... now, if i only liked coffee...

 

[Sneakiecat]

Same here. I can't stand the stuff.

 

[lemon]

it does smell good though...

 

[Sneakiecat]

That it does. And Kenyan coffee has a slight blueberry flavor, thanks to the way it's grown, so it makes it smell even better.

 

[Bagel]

i love coffe smell..dotn drinka nything with cofee in it or flavored lol

 

[GuesSAngel]

well I freakin love coffee...couldn't live without it. I'll be on the lookout!

 

[Jet]

Coffee
Wakes me up in the morning so I drick it then but thats really all

 

[Jet]

drink not drick sorry

 

[sharpies]

I, too love the smell but hardly ever drink it.

Good luck with the business, though, a hell of a lot of Americans drink coffee.

Allan

 

[alleycat]

Im a coffee addict so you better let me know where to get it!

 

[Peter Parka]

Congratulations! Kenyan coffee is great, almost as good as Columbian.

 

[BreakfastSurreal]

Jambo means hello. I learned that on sesame street or something.

 

[Sneakiecat]

That's one of the reasons they pick jambo as the name. A lot of people know it and it's easy to say.