Monks of The Most Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel - Mystic Monk Coffee

Mystic Monk Coffee

The Carmelite Monks are often best known for roasting and selling gourmet coffee under the name Mystic Monk Coffee. Their coffee has won awards from famous coffee reviewers and is known for its small batch quality and freshness.

Mystic Monk Coffee was established for founding and maintaining the Carmelite Monks' monastery in the mountains of Wyoming. The symbol of Mystic Monk Coffee shows the monk drinking coffee on the New Mount Carmel mountain land where the monks hope to build soon.

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