Attention coffee lovers! Get ready to raise your mugs and savor the rich aroma because September 29th marks National Coffee Day, a day dedicated to the beloved beverage that fuels our mornings and provides comfort throughout the day.
National Coffee Day is an annual celebration that recognizes the global impact and cultural significance of coffee. It is a day to honor the hard work of farmers, baristas, and coffee enthusiasts who play a role in bringing this delightful beverage to our cups. Whether you prefer a bold espresso, a smooth latte, or a simple black brew, this day is the perfect time to indulge in your favorite coffee creations.
Locals will often debate where they think the BEST cup of coffee is served. Is it Dune, Lighthouse, Caje, Starbucks, or even your own home brew? Take our Edhat Poll here to vote on which local coffeeshop serves up the best cup of coffee.
Coffee has a long and fascinating history, with its origins dating back centuries. Legend has it that the discovery of coffee beans as a beverage began in Ethiopia, where a goat herder noticed his flock becoming energized after consuming certain berries. From there, coffee quickly spread across the Arabian Peninsula and eventually reached Europe, where it gained popularity and became deeply ingrained in various cultures.
While coffee has faced criticism and received mixed reviews over the years, recent studies have shed light on potential health benefits associated with moderate coffee consumption. From its antioxidant properties to its potential positive effects on mental alertness, coffee has proven to be more than just a morning pick-me-up.
In celebration of National Coffee Day, many coffee chains and local cafes offer special promotions and discounts on September 29th. It’s an excellent opportunity to discover new blends, try different brewing methods, and engage in conversations with fellow coffee enthusiasts. You might even find yourself venturing into the world of latte art or exploring the delicate nuances of single-origin beans.
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Starbucks is celebrating Global Coffee Week with various activities — but for National Coffee Day specifically, the Seattle-based coffee giant will be hosting coffee tastings at participating Starbucks locations. All customers are welcomed to join.
Peet’s: To get a free coffee at Peet’s on Friday, fans can take advantage of its “Disloyalty Program.” Customers should create and log into your Peetnik Rewards account, after taking a screen grab from another coffee loyalty app (this can be from any of the following coffee chains: Starbucks, Dutch Bros, Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, Dunkin’, Tim Hortons, Better Buzz, Joe and the Juice, Bluestone Lane and The Human Bean). Then upon uploading the screen grab, the chain will convert it into a free drink reward that can be used day-of, at participating locations.
Krispy Kreme: All guests who visit participating shops on Sept. 29, will be able to receive a free medium hot or iced coffee, with no purchase necessary — this includes espresso-based lattes and drip coffee. Krispy Kreme is also offering a dozen donuts (original glazed only) for $2 with the purchase of any dozen donuts.
Dunkin’ Rewards members will be able to get a free medium hot or iced coffee with every purchase on Sept. 29. The donut chain also partnered with Little Words Project on four friendship bracelets decorated with Dunkin’-themed phrases like “Iced Coffee” and “Cafecito Time.” They go on sale on Friday at at 8 a.m. ET for $30 each.
Circle K is giving away one free cup of coffee of any size through its app until October 2, with the offer valid at more than 7,000 US locations.
Wendy’s is selling 99-cent small hot or iced coffee on its app.
For those who enjoy the convenience of brewing their own coffee at home, National Coffee Day is also a chance to explore different roasts and experiment with various brewing techniques. Whether it’s a classic drip machine, a French press, a pour-over, or a trendy espresso machine, each method offers a unique experience.
National Coffee Day is also an opportunity to appreciate the sustainability efforts within the coffee industry. Many coffee producers and companies strive to ensure that coffee is ethically sourced, supporting fair trade practices and environmentally friendly farming methods. By choosing brands that prioritize sustainability, we can contribute to a more responsible and equitable coffee industry.
So, grab your favorite coffee mug, head to your local cafe, or fire up your coffee maker at home. Celebrate National Coffee Day by indulging in the delightful aroma, rich flavors, and comforting warmth that coffee brings. Whether you enjoy it alone or share a cup with friends, let’s raise our mugs to the incredible beverage that has become an integral part of our daily lives. Cheers to coffee on this National Coffee Day!
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