Cherry Zest Medium Roast Whole Bean Coffee Muscle Department

Cherry Zest Medium Roast Whole Bean Coffee

$28.79 USD
Sale price  $28.79 USD Regular price 
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Cherry Zest Medium Roast Whole Bean Coffee Muscle Department

Cherry Zest Medium Roast Whole Bean Coffee

$28.79 USD
Sale price  $28.79 USD Regular price 
  • High-altitude Guatemalan single origin
  • Distinct citrus, black cherry, fudge notes
  • Three varietals blended for complexity
  • Washed process for exceptional clarity

This product is formulated & packaged in an FDA registered facility.

Product Description

Experience a vibrant and expressive single-origin profile with our Cherry Zest Medium Roast Whole Bean Coffee. Sourced exclusively from high-altitude volcanic regions in Guatemala, this premium 100% Arabica coffee delivers a dynamic flavor spectrum featuring notes of black cherry, soft fudge, and a deep cocoa foundation. Thoughtfully roasted to a medium profile, it showcases a clean, fruit-forward complexity balanced by an inviting smoothness.

  • Single-Origin Sourcing: Hand-selected from high-altitude estates in Guatemala, where volcanic soil and traditional washing methods yield beans of exceptional clarity and depth.

  • Premium Varietal Profile: Features a meticulous blend of Bourbon, Typica, and Caturra varietals, balancing natural red fruit sweetness with a structured cocoa body and a lively citrus finish.

  • Versatile Extraction Options: Demonstrates a stable medium acidity that performs exceptionally across manual pour-over, standard drip, and French press brewing methods.

Product Details

Ingredients: 100% Arabica whole beans
Varietals: Bourbon, Typica, Caturra


Manufacturer's country: USA
Regions: Guatemala, Huehuetenango/Antigua


Product amount (oz/lb/g): 12 oz / 0.8 lb / 340g
Gross weight (oz/lb/g): 13.5 oz / 0.8 lb / 383 g


Warning: Do not use if the packaging is damaged or opened. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Delivery

Available exclusively within the United States.

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What’s on the label is exactly what’s inside. Every formula is crafted with purpose, precision, and accountability — because your body deserves better.

FAQs

What supplements should I take to build muscle?

The most researched options are creatine monohydrate and a quality protein supplement. Creatine supports strength and performance during resistance training. Protein powders help you meet daily intake goals when whole food isn't enough.

What is the "Natural Flavor" Ingredient in your protein powders?

Our natural flavors are made from natural sources. For Chocolate, they’re derived from cocoa (cocoa powder), and may include a small amount of natural vanilla flavoring. Our Vanilla flavor uses natural flavors sourced from vanilla beans. Both flavors are sweetened with stevia extract (leaf), not artificial sweeteners.

What's the difference between whey concentrate, isolate, and hydrolysate?
  • Concentrate – ~70–80% protein; contains some lactose and fat; most affordable
  • Isolate – 90%+ protein; lower lactose; faster absorption; ideal for sensitive stomachs
  • Hydrolysate – pre-digested; fastest absorption; typically premium-priced

For most active individuals, isolate offers the best balance of purity and value.

Is creatine safe for long-term use?

Creatine monohydrate is one of the most studied sports nutrition ingredients available. Research spanning decades supports its safety profile in healthy adults when used as directed. Standard dosing is 3–5g daily. Stay hydrated and follow label guidelines.

What's the best protein powder for lactose intolerance?

Plant-based protein powders are naturally dairy-free and well-suited for those with lactose sensitivity. Whey isolate is also a lower-lactose option due to its higher filtration process, making it easier to digest than concentrate for many people.

Do fat burners actually work?

Fat Burners with some ingredients like caffeine and green tea extract have modest research support for metabolism and energy expenditure. No supplement replaces a structured diet and training program. Look for products with transparent labels and clinically studied ingredients. Results vary based on individual diet, activity level, and consistency.

What vitamins are most people deficient in?

Common nutritional gaps include Vitamin D, Magnesium, B12, Iron, and Omega-3s. These are often under-consumed through diet alone, particularly for active individuals with higher metabolic demands. Supplementing targeted nutrients can help support general wellness as part of a balanced diet and lifestyle.

When is the best time to take creatine?

Timing is less critical than consistency. Taking creatine daily whether pre- or post-workout is what drives results through muscle saturation over time. Many users take it alongside their protein shake for convenience.

Can I take protein powder and creatine together?

Yes — combining protein and creatine is a common and practical approach. There is no known negative interaction between the two. Many athletes stack them post-workout for convenience.

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