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    German Village Cup O Joe Converting to Stauf’s Coffee Roasters

    German Village coffee drinkers will soon be trading in their Cup O Joe mugs for Stauf’s mugs at the coffee house at 627 South Third Street. The store, which has been undergoing renovations for the past month will be switching brands, though still owned by the same parent company.

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    Stauf’s President Mark Swanson says that the reason for the brand change is simple — because they’re installing a roaster.

    “It’s a smaller roaster, and it will only be operated a few days a week,” says Swanson. “The German Village Stauf’s roaster will provide enough coffee for its own operations, just like the Stauf’s in Grandview does.”

    Additionally, the renovated store will feature more retail operations and a more prominent baking component that includes house-made coffee cakes, muffins, scones, cookies and more. The change will also strip out the MoJoe Lounge branding and dinner/drinks offerings to return to basics with putting the coffee business front and center.

    “I’m kind of excited to be able to roast around town in new locations,” added Swanson. “We’re training new people, and adding more roasters to the growing city. We plan to feature different types of coffee at each location as well.”

    The German Village Stauf’s is scheduled to open in early July if deadlines are met, which should be roughly the same timeframe that the new North Market Stauf’s also opens.

    For more information, visit www.staufs.com.

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