Monk-Shots Midnight Vigil K Cup Style Coffee

Convenient Dark Roast, Fair Trade Coffee from the Carmelite Monks of Wyoming

Others may call this type of coffee "French Roast" or "Continental Roast" but we just call it Delicious and lightly enlivening...What else would you want for after dinner, (or before the Midnight Vigil Prayer)?

Robust yet smooth, with elements of bittersweet chocolate and vanilla bean, the fair trade Midnight Vigils Blend is sure to impress the dark roast aficionado.

Not your typical single-serve pod, our Monk-Shots are made with 100% recyclable materials and pack up to 20% more coffee than major pod brands, for a richer, fuller cup! They are nitrogen flushed for extra freshness, and the special filter extracts more flavor from the coffee than ever before!

They are compatible with all major single serve brewers including Keurig® K-Cup®, Breville®, Mr. Coffee® and Cuisinart®, single-serve machines, including the Keurig 2.0 brewers. (Mystic Monk Coffee is not affiliated with Keurig Inc, the makers of K-Cups.)

In a mountain valley in Wyoming, a small group of Carmelite Monks were looking for a way to support their growing community. After much discernment and prayer, the monks had the inspiration to start roasting coffee and selling the beans. The first samples were roasted on a cast-iron skillet in the monastery kitchen and in 2007, Mystic Monk Coffee was born.

10 x Single Serve Monk-Shots

*Note: Our Monks Shots do not work in new Keurig 2.0 K-Cup machines since only new k-cups with a special trade-marked watermark work in those machines.

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California residents Proposition 65 warning :
Chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive toxicity, including acrylamide, are present in coffee. Acrylamide is not added to our products, but results from cooking such as when coffee beans are roasted. As a result, acrylamide is present in our roasted coffee.  

Your personal cancer risk is affected by a variety of factors. The FDA has not advised people to stop drinking coffee or eating baked goods that contain acrylamide. For more information regarding the FDA's views, visit www.fda.gov. For more information about acylamide and Proposition 65, please visit www.oehha.ca.gov/prop65/acrylamide.html.