Fidalgo Coffee Roasters Review AND GIVEAWAY

Fidalgo Coffee Roasters sent me some of their coffees to try and there is a GIVEAWAY! SO AWESOME! Keep reading!

I received Fidalgo gold, Seacoast Blend, Tulip Festival Blend, Organic Breakfast,  Daybreak, Organic Italian, a white camp cup, stickers, and bumper stickers!

* Fidalgo Coffee is certified Kosher – Parve year-round, excluding Passover under the supervision of the Va’ad HaRabanim of Greater Seattle.

You can get some of their coffee on Amazon! 

I love their mission and core values! Fidalgo coffee roasters want to “bring joy to all with quality coffee that’s good for people and the planet with Honesty, Kindness, Quality, Performance and Service! They take that a step further with their Second change employment program. They take their mission and values to the community with their Underground Coffee Brand.  The Underground Coffee mission is to interrupt mass incarceration—with a focus on drug and gang ex-offenders in the Skagit Country area which is the frontyard and backyard of Fidalgo Coffee Roasters. Check out more and  Purchase your bag of Underground Coffee Here  Underground Coffee program employees work in all departments of the company and are paid a livable wage and potential for advancement in the company. 

Now on to the coffee! I have included a few of their videos on their site as well since I am not an expert. 😉 I just know they are delicious! 

Fidalgo gold   I find this to be a very mild. This is the fist coffee I tried. This goes great with a dairy free vanilla creamer. With it being a dark blend I didnt need alot of creamer which suprised me, but the honeycomb and cocoa really come through.

Roast Level: Medium Light

Body: Lively & Full With Notes Of Berry & Honey

Country: Blend of Central and South American coffees

Next up is the Seacoast Blend. I find this very rich and can taste the sweet smoke to it. It really does remind you of a campfire! With this I added a dairy free hazelnut creamer and it was AMAZING. This blend is their second darkest. It is full and rich with a bit of smoke.

Toast Level: Dark

Body: Robust & Hearty With Notes Of Maple Sugar

Country: Blend of Central and South American coffees

On to the Tulip Festival Blend and its tastes so smooth even with a bit of unsweetened creamer. It the Official coffee of Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. How cool is that?!