The Gingerbread Cookie

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The history of gingerbread goes back to the Middle Ages, where shaped and decorated gingerbread cookies were a staple of medieval fairs in Europe — some of these were even called "Gingerbread Fairs"! They didn't begin as a Christmas-specific tradition, but holiday feasts and festivities would have provided an opportunity to create, and show off, especially elaborate designs. The gingerbread house itself was popularized by Grimm's Hansel and Gretel, as the famously irresistible full-sized house made of candy. German immigrants brought gingerbread houses to America, and today, they're a fun holiday art & craft that you could easily dedicate hours to building... as long as you have the right coffee to keep you going, of course!

With a name like Snowbeard, and flavors reminiscent of gingerbread cookies and gumdrops, it's hard not to have this holiday roast on your wishlist. Reserve your bag today, for yourself or someone you love, and enjoy one of our favorite blends of the season. It's a true cup of cheer, whether there's snow outside or in your beard.