โ€˜Tis the Season, yโ€™all, by which I mean itโ€™s still half a month until Thanksgiving but everyone is already rushing full steam ahead towards that other holiday season, maybe only slowing down to grab a drumstick on the drive by. But if itโ€™s for coffee, Iโ€™ll abide the encroaching of the December festivities (I mean, itโ€™s gonna happen anyway, so might as well pretend we have some agency in it, right). Thatโ€™s why Iโ€™m not so down about Onyx Coffee Labโ€™s Coffee Advent Calendar. Itโ€™s 24 days of coffee for your Yuletide countdown pleasure.

According to their website, each Coffee Advent Calendar contains 24 two-ounce (56g) bags of coffee, โ€œthe perfect amount of coffee for one pot or one Chemex.โ€ All coffees are whole bean, and each bag is nitro-flushed for freshness. And what coffees will be included? Who knows, thatโ€™s the whole fun of it. Included in the 24 different coffee could be the Ethiopia Chelbesa or maybe a lacto-fermented Gesha from La Palma y El Tucan or maybe neither. Half the fun is the anticipation. And you get that excitement everyday for 24 days, which in this household we refer to as the โ€œTriple Hanukkah.โ€

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Onyx Coffee Labโ€™s Coffee Advent Calendar is currently on pre-order, with orders expected to arrive at your doorstep in time for the Advent advent. Each box set costs $95 and includes free shipping within the United States. For more information or to order you own Coffee Advent Calendar, visit Onyx Coffee Labโ€™s official website.

And then weโ€™re going to be back to thinking about Thanksgiving, ok. Iโ€™ll be damned if weโ€™re just gonna skip over my yearly-anticipated turkey, dressing, gravy, and cranberry sauce on a yeast roll sandwich.

Zac Cadwaladerย is the news editor at Sprudge Media Network and a staff writer based in Dallas.ย Read more Zac Cadwaladerย on Sprudge.

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