The Green Dragon Tavern, One Of The Country's Earliest Coffee Houses
Nestled in the heart of colonial Boston, the Green Dragon Tavern was more than just a place to grab a cup of coffee or a pint of ale—it was the...
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introducing we the coffee!
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FEATURED FLAVOR: LIBERTY ROAST
A delightful single origin that is mellow and simple. The mellow cocoa tasting notes make this coffee an easy drinker for those who may not prefer the fruity or acidic notes of other single origins.
Brewed In History: Interesting American Facts
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Teddy Roosevelt Loved Coffee Almost More Than We Do!
Theodore Roosevelt’s love for coffee was almost as famous as his rough-and-tumble personality. He reportedly drank up to a gallon of coffee per day, often in massive cups, which his...
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Coffee and the American Revolution: The Brew That Fueled Rebellion
Coffee and the American Revolution: The Brew That Fueled Rebellion When we think of the American Revolution, we picture muskets, battle cries, and fiery speeches. But behind the scenes, something...
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The Great Emu War…But in America? The Strange Tale of the 1930s Rabbit Plague
When people think of bizarre historical battles, the infamous Great Emu War in Australia often comes to mind - 1932 fiasco where Australian soldiers lost a “war” against giant flightless...
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The United States Bought Alaska For 2 CENTS An Acre!
The signing of the Alaska Purchase took place on March 30, 1867. The United States agreed to buy Alaska from the Russian Empire for $7.2 million, which amounted to about...
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Nothing Stopped Soldiers From Sending Valentine’s!
During World War II, American soldiers would send handmade Valentine's Day cards to their loved ones back home, often crafted from whatever materials they could find, such as ration packaging...
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The Whitehouse Had A SECRET Cow!
During President William Howard Taft's administration (1909–1913), the White House maintained a cow named Pauline Wayne. She was the last cow to reside at the Executive Mansion, providing fresh milk...
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The U.S. ALMOST Had A King!
On May 22, 1782, while stationed at Newburgh, New York, Colonel Lewis Nicola wrote to General George Washington, expressing concerns about the financial hardships faced by the Continental Army due...
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