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'It should be cycling’s sixth monument': Nine unmissable International Coffee Day Deals for cyclists

International Coffee Day feels like it should be the sixth monument in the cycling calendar, but until it is officially ordained, here is my pick of the best deals that will land on your doormat tomorrow morning

'It should be cycling’s sixth monument': Nine unmissable International Coffee Day Deals for cyclists

International Coffee Day, celebrated on October 1st, is a perfect opportunity to combine two of life's greatest pleasures: coffee and cycling. While the idea of making International Coffee Day the sixth cycling monument is intriguing, it remains unconfirmed. To celebrate this day, I have compiled a list of nine fantastic coffee deals that will be delivered to your doorstep on Prime Day.

For those in the UK, Ushima Mountain Coffee stands out as an excellent choice. Their Nespresso-compatible pods are a personal favorite, though I don't typically purchase their beans. In the US, Stumptown Coffee Roasters offers a variety of quality beans, including their Whole Bean Medium Roast and Organic Medium Roast Ground Coffee.

Verve Coffee Roasters' Streetlevel Whole Bean Coffee, a Latin American Espresso Blend, is another great option. La Colombe Draft Latte Variety Pack provides a convenient and delicious way to enjoy coffee on the go, with twelve cans included in the pack. Peet's Coffee also offers a range of options, from their Dark Roast Major Dickason's Blend to Espresso Capsules in both Medium and Dark Roast varieties.

These deals not only cater to coffee lovers but also to cyclists who value convenience and quality. Whether you prefer a robust espresso or a smooth latte, there is a deal on this list to suit your taste. So, on International Coffee Day, consider treating yourself to one of these fantastic coffee offerings and enjoy a well-deserved break while cycling.

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