Peet’s Coffee, Dark Roast K-Cup Pods for Keurig Brewers – Major Dickason’s Blend 75 Count (1 Box of 75 K-Cup Pods) Packaging May Vary

Peet’s Major Dickason’s Blend Dark Roast Coffee is the roast that put Peet’s Coffee on the map. A loyal customer of our original Berkeley store, retired army sergeant Key Dickason, brought the idea for our most beloved blend to Mr. Peet in 1969. Intrigued, our founder worked with the local gourmand and coffee aficionado to refine it. They sampled countless combinations before arriving at what is now our all-time bestseller. The result used to be so good, Alfred Peet determined naming it after his friend wasn’t enough. Dickason’s rich, complex blend also deserved a promotion from sergeant to major. Major Dickason’s combines the most efficient origin coffees from the world’s premier growing regions, each imparting its distinctive regional characteristics even as still effortlessly rounding into a smooth, balanced cup. Over time, it has develop into the coffee that epitomizes Peet’s: flavorful, deeply roasted, and unsurpassingly satisfying. But for us, “Major D” is just like a relationship with an old friend. We will at all times take into account that it as the story of a customer’s passion, an expert’s palate, and a shared love of coffee.

Contains one (1) Box of 75 Peet’s Major Dickason’s Blend Dark Roast Coffee Keurig K-Cup Pods – 100% Arabica Coffee. Packaging may vary for a limited time.
Flavor and Roast: Dark Roast. Flavorful, robust, full-bodied. Developed by Mr. Peet and his most discerning customer, Major Dickason’s Blend epitomizes the rich, flavorful taste of Peet’s
Brewing Methods: Peet’s single serve, K-Cup Pods are compatible with all Keurig K-Cup Brewers
Recyclable: Peet’s K-Cup Pods are fully recyclable – peel, compost or dispose grounds & recycle. Check locally, not recycled in all communities.
Sourcing with Affect: The coffee you buy can Affect the welfare of the people and planet. Peet’s is actively engaged in driving positive Affect in communities where our coffees are grown.