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Located in the historic Nacoochee Village, we are on the river! Come by for a cup of coffee while watching the trout swim! 

Mountain views, our famous Espresso, Mead tasting and more. Live Music every Saturday! Check out our dog park! This location is where we roast our coffee!



Pumpkin Spice Latte | Holiday Coffee Drink Recipes | Make Your Own

Pumpkin Spice Latte and Other Holiday Coffee Drink Recipes

The holiday season is a good time to try some special coffee drinks.  A popular favorite is pumpkin spice or pumpkin spice latte!  We have seen many recipes using pumpkin pie filling but what if you could have an awesome pumpkin spice coffee or pumpkin spice latte with less hassle.  Never tried a pumpkin spice coffee or pumpkin spice latte?  Well now is the time to liven up your holiday celebrations and give it a sip!

Pumpkin Spice Latte - JumpinGoat Style

3 oz. JumpinGoat Pumpkin Spice Flavored Coffee

2 to 4 oz steamed milk

Whipped Cream

Ground Cinnamon

Brew coffee as directed. Once brewed add the pumpkin spice flavored coffee into a cup.  Steam the milk until it is slightly frothy.  This usually takes about 1 minute in the microwave.  Add the milk to the coffee.  Top with whipped cream and garnish with cinnamon.  

Alternative

1 oz. of espresso

2 oz of JumpinGoat Pumpkin Spice Flavored Coffee

2 to 4 oz steamed milk

Whipped Cream

Ground Cinnamon

Add espresso to the cup.  Coffee to the espresso, Steam the milk until frothy (slightly).  Add the frothy milk to the coffee.  Top with whipped cream and cinnamon.

You can play with the amounts of coffee, strength of coffee and the amount of espresso to come up with your favorite taste!  Be sure to keep track of what you are doing so you can repeat it!

Thanksgiving Latte
A different take on the latte!  Try this if you love the taste of apple pie!

1 oz of Apple Syrup

1 tsp of honey

1 oz of espresso or 2 oz of really strong JumpinGoat espresso bean coffee blend.

2 to 4 oz of steamed milk.

Ground cinnamon or cinnamon stick for garnishment

Add espresso (or the really strong coffee) to a cup.  Mix in the apple syrup and honey into the milk. Heat the milk until it is slightly frothy.  Pour the steam milk over the coffee.  Garnish with cinnamon.  

You can also add whipped cream to the top of this latte prior to cinnamon if you prefer!

ENJOY!

Do you have a favorite holiday drink recipe that involves coffee?  We would love to hear about it.  Share with us below!  If we really like your recipe and decide to try it, we will send you a free coffee sample.

A Case For Coffee: Seven Medical Reasons To Have Another Cup

A Case For Coffee: Seven Medical Reasons To Have Another Cup

Finally! Researchers have pursued the undertaking of studying the warm, aromatic, energy-boosting drink in your cup, otherwise known as coffee. For years we have heard that coffee “is bad for you” but in recent studies the opposite has been proven.

Studies show that while coffee lovers are treating their taste buds to a delightful drink they may also be consuming many health benefits. Below are seven medical reasons to have another cup!

1. Lower Risk of Depression in Women                                                          

2. Lower Risk of Parkinson's Disease

3. Lower Risk of Alzheimer's

4. Lower Risk of Prostate Cancer

5. Lower Risk of Skin Cancer

6. Lower Risk of Type 2 Diabeties

7. Promote Longer Life Span

Depression in Women

According to a Harvard study, Women who drink a few cups of joe (coffee with caffeine) have a lower risk of depression than women who don't drink any coffee. The Archives of Internal Medicine research was cited showing women who drink two to three cups of coffee a day lower their risk of depression by 10%. Women who drink four or more cups of coffee a day lowered their risk by 20%. This is attributed to the fact that one of caffeine's known impacts on the brain is to modulate the release of mood transmitters.

Harvard School of Public Health's professor of epidemiology, Dr. Albert Ascherio is the studies co-author. Dr. Ascherio stated, "I'm not saying we're on the path to discovering a new way to prevent depression," he said. "But I think you can be reassured that if you are drinking coffee, it is coming out as a positive thing."

Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Disease

Several studies published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease suggests that drinking a few cups of coffee a day contributes to lowering the risk of Parkinson's Disease by around 25 %.

26 studies, involving 125,000 British people were conducted. In these studies it was determined that two or three cups of coffee seemed to have a positive effect on the study participants and “an inverse association between caffeine intake and the risk of Parkinson's Disease” Caffeine Exposure and the Risk of Parkinson's Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Observational Studies." (n.d.): n. pag. Web.

Other studies also suggests that granulocyte colony stimulating factor (GCSF) levels may be boosted in those who drink coffee. It is believed that something within the coffee working along with caffeine is the cause of this growth factor being increased. The increase in GCSF seems to be able to lower the risk and fight off Alzheimer's disease according to research in mice. GCSF is known to cause stem cells to move to the brain and remove the plaque associated with Alzheimer's Disease as well as forming brain cell connections and neurons. However, it is undecided as to what the other element to this combination actually is although it is known to be in coffee! To drink the equivalent amount of coffee used in this study one should drink four to five cups daily.

  Prostate Cancer

  Six cups of coffee a day has been shown to decrease the risk of prostate cancer by 60% according to a   Harvard study. A 20% decrease has been noted in other types of cancer as well! The same study

  shows drinking at least a cup a day could cut the risk of prostate cancer by as much as 30%.

  Skin Cancer

  New research presented at the American Association for Cancer Research conference shows that coffee lowered the risk, for women, of basal cell carcinoma by 20% for those drinking three or more cups of coffee a day. The same study shows the risk lowered in men by 9%. The research was conducted by Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.

Diabetes

Research suggest that drinking coffee is associated with a lower Type 2 diabetes risk. The more coffee consumed, the lower the risk! In 18 studies which included over 450,000 people it was found that for every extra cup of coffee consumed per day, the risk of Type 2 diabetes decreased by 7 %.

Living Longer

In research conducted by the National Cancer Institute, it was discovered that adults 50 and older who drink coffee were less likely to die from heart disease, stroke, diabetes, infections, injuries and respiratory disease. As with other studies, it is suggested that the more coffee drank, the lower the risk of death. People in the study who drank three or more cups a day had a 10 % lower risk of death than those who do not drink coffee. Caffeine did not seem to be a factor in these studies as the same result was seen regardless as to if the coffee was caffeinated or decaffeinated.

Conclusion   

The knowledge of the benefits of coffee is growing vastly. Great strides have been made in the area of research and it makes all of us coffee lovers grin from ear to ear as we safely sip our coffee knowing we are also contributing to our health! Though this research indicates the more the better, common sense tell us that moderation is always key! There are known adverse effects of excessive consumption of the delicious drink called coffee, such as cardiovascular problems, for some people. Caffeine can become addictive and can also cause problems with certain medical conditions. Although the experts agree that the good in drinking coffee outweighs the bad for most people always check with your doctor to be on the safe side if your own medications or have any medical concerns. Otherwise, ENJOY YOUR CUP (or two, three, four or more!