Crimson Cup Coffee Houses Bring Back the 90s with 30th Anniversary Brew Bar Menu
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Crimson Cup Coffee & Tea is bringing back the 90s for its 30th anniversary. To celebrate, Crimson Cup Coffee Houses in Columbus and Tallmadge, Ohio are featuring a limited edition 1991 Blend Coffee and four retro coffee drinks throughout the month of May.
Dunkaroos Freeze Combining our coffee experience with pop culture favorites from our first decade, our new menu is Da Bomb! - Greg Ubert, Crimson Cup Coffee & Tea COLUMBUS, Ohio (PRWEB) May 06, 2021 To celebrate its 30th anniversary, Crimson Cup Coffee & Tea is bringing back the 90s in a big way. In May, Crimson Cup Coffee Houses are featuring a limited edition 1991 Blend Coffee and four retro coffee drinks.
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Crimson Cup Kicks off 30th Anniversary Celebrations with Release of New 1991 Blend, Coffee Shop Specials and Giveaways
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Columbus coffee roaster Crimson Cup Coffee & Tea is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a limited edition 1991 Blend coffee, retro drink specials at its Crimson Cup Coffee Houses and fun giveaways throughout the month of May.
“1991 Blend represents our origins and our journey as a coffee roaster over the past 30 years. Each year, we increase our focus on representing the hard work that local farmers put into growing each crop, and we develop relationships with as many individual farmers as possible.” - Greg Ubert
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