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. And, despite currently being several dates into a European tour, the inexhaustible Doggfather has just co-launched a new coffee brand, too.
According to a press release, INDOxyz’s coffee beans are sourced from the Indonesian islands of Bali, Java, Sulawesi, and Sumatra. The green beans will be roasted in Los Angeles, before being either packaged as INDOxyz’s single-origin whole bean coffee, or brewed and canned.“My relationship with coffee goes way back,” Snoop Dogg said. “The many long nights in the studio making hit after hit, coffee provided the fuel which kept us going [...
"I've always had love in Indonesia, and Michael always took care of us when we were over there," Snoop DoggJC Olivera / WireImage
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