I am looking for a small company in Branson, Missouri that sells fresh
roasted gourmet coffee beans. I visited there last summer and I know
they have a website, however I have been unable to enter the correct
search term to locate them. Can you help. The have the best coffee
I've ever tasted. I also know that they sell Christian T-shirts online
at a different website. There are so many sites. Please Help me.

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 09 Mar 2005 15:29 PST

Is this the company?

http://www.bransonbean.com/

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Clarification of Question by beanman2004-ga on 09 Mar 2005 16:15 PST

Yes! I believe that www.BransonBean.com is the correct website thank
you very much. I went to the website and also saw
www.GotJesusStore.com as a christian t-shirt website. I really
appreciate all the effort in helping me. You should try the fresh
roasted coffee yourself, as you can see on their website they have
over 60 different coffee flavors to choose from. My favorite is
Cinnamon Stickybun.

Thanks again

We are willing to try different coffees anyone else know where to find
some great coffees?

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 09 Mar 2005 17:25 PST

I am not much of a coffee drinker, so I won't be able to suggest any
good coffee sites for you. Perhaps another Researcher will be able to
help.

Hi beanman2004,

First, thanks to pinkfreud for the Branson Bean link. 

Branson Coffee
http://www.bransonbean.com/

I live in the gourmet coffee capital of the world: Seattle, WA.  They
say you can't walk 2 city blocks here and not encounter a gourmet
coffee stand, or shop. Frankly, it is nearly the truth. I live in the
subarbs, 140 blocks out, and there's one 3 blocks in one direction,
and 4 blocks the other!

I know of a lot of excellent gourmet coffee companies. First, I
checked Starbucks, I've been enjoying Starbucks coffee since they
opened their first store in Seattle. They have a store in Branson.

Starbucks "store locator" 
http://www.starbucks.com/retail/locator/default.aspx

When you go into Starbucks, be sure to try their Frappachino's in the
summer, and right now my favorite is a ..."Caramel Mocha, with a
squirt of Raspberry, with whipped cream..."  It's to die for.  YUMMY!!

http://www.musiccitycentre.com/starbucks.htm
http://www.musiccitycentre.com/amenities.htm
..."Starbucks has the best in gourmet coffee drinks and fine pastries
and desserts. Our gift shop City Trends offers Music City Centre
souvenirs along with the newest trendy fashions..."

Other gourmet coffee shops in Branson are here:

Cappuccino Country  (looks excellent)
http://www.cappuccinocountry.com/
3044 Shphrd Of The Hills
Branson, MO 65616 

Cappuccino Country
http://www.cappuccinocountry.com/
1335 West 76 Country Boulevard
Branson, MO 65616 

Le Cafe & Beignet
3310 West 76 Country Boulevard
Branson, MO 65616

Silverthorn Coffee
260 Evergreen
Branson, MO 65616

Also, Zorro's has gourmet coffee!

Zorro's Coffee House & Computers
313 South Sycamore Street
Branson, MO 65616  


If I can be of further assistance in regards to Gourmet Coffee in
Branson, Missouri, please don't hesitate to ask via the "Request For
Clarification" feature.


~~Cynthia


Search strategy:
"Branson, Missouri" gourmet coffee

Thanks alot for the research I greatly enjoyed the coffee that was
recomended. I do think that starbucks overroasts their coffee beans a
little though. You should try the coffee from the Branson Bean.

Another place you could try is http://www.littleriverroasting.com

They have great coffee and free shipping.  It's about the same price
as coffee at the grocery store, but much fresher and better.

Good Luck!

Hi arefsha...I say "you're not living unless you're learning"...our
favorite gourmet coffee bean site is http://www.spotajavacoffee.com

You can try the coffee risk free because of the 100% risk free
satisfaction guarantee.

Nothing ventured...nothing gained

~~MrFeetz~~

You should also try  www.CupOJoeOnline.com

they use the top 2% of coffee beans.  starbucks uses the top 25%.

Also, try Andiamo Coffee at http://www.andiamocoffee.com, although
they're more of a coffee catering and fundraising resource.