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EVANS COMPANY CALL NOW (201) 641-6000 www.evanscoffee.com VOLUME 2019-1 To Order Call: 201-641-6000 To Our Valued Customers I would like to thank you for your continued loyalty and business relationship with us. I would also like to thank you for the opportunity you have given The Evans Company to serve you over the last forty years. The Evans Company continues to be a driving force in the coffee, water, and vending business. Our gourmet coffees, teas, and cold beverages continue to dominate our sales. In the emerging spring water market, Evans Natural Spring Water has been an overwhelming smart choice for consumers in your home and office. We have always taken pride in offering top quality products and service at competitive prices. I welcome all suggestions you may have that will enable us to make The Evans Company of your choice. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of my co-workers for their outstanding efforts and dedication to excellence. They are truly dedicated to you, our valued customer. I look forward to the challenge of satisfying your growing needs. Sincerely, Edward Evans (President) To Order Call: 201-641-6000 A Service Everyone Will Appreciate! A REPUTATION FOR EXCELLENCE The Evans Company is your one stop solution for all of your needs. We have everything you need including coffee service, state-of-the-art water service and the latest in automatic food and beverage vending. The Evans Company with cost savings along with the finest quality service available. We take pride in servicing your account with individual and personal attention. With over 40 years experience, we understand the meaning of quality and dependability. We listen to our customers and provide them with an unlimited selection of refreshments, conveniences and supplies for today’s busy environments. Evans has successfully serviced over 2,000 accounts in New York and New Jersey Metropolitan area. Being #1 in service, quality, value and price, it’s no wonder The Evans Company is the vendor of choice. We pride ourselves in being not only the leader in price and products, but also the leader in service! For volume discounts, call customer service today at: 201-641-6000 To Order Call: 201-641-6000 Evans Coffee Service Evans Coffee Service provides not only the finest quality coffee but we also service your account with the individual and personal attention you deserve. Our service includes: the repair, exchange and automatic cleaning of your coffee brewer and bowls Next day delivery or service Money back guarantee Calls at predestinated times and dates to assure automatic deliveries of your coffee supplies Tailor your office coffee service program with your ideal cof- fee brands from national names like Peet's, Green Mountain and Starbucks to local roaster favorites like Grammercy Park and Lacas Coffee. To Order Call: 201-641-6000 Evans Vending Service Now the latest in automatic food and beverage vending machines can be custom coordinated to address the needs of your company. Contemporary appeal of menus Responsiveness to needs We take great pride in providing our customers with the highest quality service in the industry and particular pride in the cleanliness and aesthetics of our machines. We always make that special effort to keep our machines well stocked. The quality of our food product is what sets The Evans Company apart from the rest. We supply our customers with national or locally popular brands of candy, snacks, drinks and related products. All food items are dated to ensure freshness. To find out what’s available and for a free analysis, The Evans sales staff will gladly spend the time to answer your questions and offer you professional advice. To Order Call: 201-641-6000 Evans Equipment Always the latest and finest equipment available for automatic food and beverage vending machines, coffee machines and state-of-the-art bottled water and filtration systems. Customized to meet your needs Sales staff to help answer your questions and offer you professional advice We understand the meaning of quality and dependability. We listen to our customers and provide conveniences and supplies for today’s busy environments. A REPUTATION FOR PRODUCT AND SERVICE EXCELLENCE FROM MANASQUAN TO MANHATTAN FOR 60 YEARS. www.evanscoffee.com To Order Call: 201-641-6000 Reliable Personnel OFFICE WAREHOUSE Dependable Delivery Certified Technicians To Order Call: 201-641-6000 Water Service Use bottled water for coffee, tea, juice, soups...just about anything can taste better when made with Evans Natural Spring Water! Did you know… Evans Natural Spring Water...straight from the Appalachian Mountains Brand New! Modern and attractive coolers to fit your home or office Convenient billing Competitive pricing We will save you money on your bottled water bills Reliable service! FREE delivery to your home or office Visit our website at www.evanscoffee.com 201-641-6000 Call for volume discounts The Evans Company coffee Flavia Lacas Alterra 100 count- Artisan Roast, Barista Blend, Colombia, Costa Coffee Cold Brew Keg, Cold Brew Keg w/ Nitro, 100% Decaf Rica, Donut Shop, Ethiopia, Foundry Blend, French Roast, French Colombian, Classic Colombian, Colombian Supremo, Dark Roast Decaf, French Vanilla, Hazelnut, House Blend, House Blend Note, Gramercy Park FTO Dark Roast, Gramercy Park French Decaf, Iced Vanilla, Italian Roast, Morning Roast, Pumpkin Spice, Roast, Gramercy Park House Blend, Gramercy Park WB De- Steel Horse, Sumatra caf , Metro Café Donut Shop National Brands Dove Hot Chocolate 72Count Folgers Maxwell House Green Mountain Martinson Premium Colombian Supreme 100/2.20z Martinson H&R Fair Trade Organic French Roast 50/7.5oz Chock Full-O-Nuts Fair Trade Vermont Country Blend , Decaf 100/2.2oz Our Blend 100/2.2oz National Brands Decaffeinated Coffee’s Martinson Decaffeinated Peete’s Coffee Maxwell House Decaffeinated House Decaf, FTO Blend, French Roast, Major Dickason, Café Folgers Decaffeinated Domingo Chock Full-O-Nuts Starbucks 18/2.5oz. Breakfast Blend Starbucks 4/18ct Breakfast Blend, Decaf. Pike Place, French Roast, Pike Place, Sumatra, Veranda Blonde, Verona NOTE: The above listed coffees are recommended blends and are listed as suggested items. If you do not see your favorite blend listed, please ask your sales representative. NOTE 2: Our prices are subject to your choice of blend, volume purchasing and equipment allocation. Consult your sales representative. Visit our website at www.evanscoffee.com 201-641-6000 Call for volume discounts To Order Call: 201-641-6000 K-CUP coffee & tea Coffee People Deliciously Dark, Round The Clock, 100% Colombian, Morn- Gloria Jean’s ing Blend French Vanilla, Hazelnut, Chocolate Raspberry Lava Cake Tully’s Decaf. French Roast, Decaf. House Blend, French Roast, Breakfast Blend, Italian Roast, Hawaiin Blend Extra Bold Green Mountain Our Blend, Nantucket Blend, Hazelnut, Rain Forest Nut, Celestial Seasoning Tea French Roast, Hazelnut Decaf., Vermont Country Decaf., Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Lemon Zinger, Green Tea, Mandarin F.T. Colombian, French Vanilla, French Roast Decaf., Org. Orange Spice, Tea Sampler, India Spice Chai Tea, Sleepytime Herb, Sumatra Extra Bold, French Van. Decaf., Breakfast Blend, Decaf. Green Tea Dark Magic Extra Bold, Wild Blueberry, Mocha Nut Fudge, Caramel Vanilla Cream, Heifer Hope Blend, Na- Barista Prima Coffeehouse tional Wildlife Blend, Newman’s Own Special Blend, New- Italian Roast, Decaf. Italian Roast, French Roast, Colombia man’s Own Special Blend Decaf., Regular Sampler, Flavor Sampler, Decaf. Sampler,Extra Bold Sampler, Kenya AA Extra Bold, 10 % Kona Blend Extra Bold, F.T. Espresso Blend Extra Bold, Hazelnut Dark Roast, Double Black Dia- mond Krispy Crème Classic Roast, Decaf. Classic Roast Cinnabon Dunkin Donuts Original Blend, Dunkin Dark, Dunkin Decaf. Hazelnut, Classic Cinnamon Roll French Vanilla Folgers Starbucks Vanilla Biscotti, Lively Colombian, Caramel Drizzle, Black Pike Place, Decaf. Pike Place, Café Verona, Veranda Blend, Silk, Classic Roast Breakfast Blend Maxwell House Diedrich Original Roast, House Blend, Decaf. House Blend, Vanilla Morning Blend, Rio Blend, French Roast, Morning Blend Decaf Hazelnut Café Escapes Swiss Miss Milk Chocolate Hot Chocolate, Dark Hot Chocolate, Mocha Hot Chocolate Hot Chocolate, Café Caramel Café Bustelo Espresso Style, 100% Colombian Eight O’ Clock Original, Decaf. Original, Hazelnut, 100% Colombian, Dark Italian Roast Visit our website at www.evanscoffee.com 201-641-6000 Call for volume discounts The Evans Company POD coffee & tea Baronet Melitta Tea Chocolate Raspberry, Cinnamon Hazelnut, French Va- Zen in Black, Shades of jade nilla, Decaf. French Vanilla, Hazelnut, Decaf. Hazelnut, Colombian, Decaf. Colombian, Mocha Java, European Melitta Roast, Decaf. European Roast, House Blend, Breakfast Buzzworthy, Parisian Vanilla, Breakfast Blend, Breakfast Blend, Dark Guatemain, Izzy’s Blend, Kenya AA, Fair Blend Decaf, Crème Brulee, Love At First Sip, Dark Roast, Trade Costa Rica, French Roast, Native Blueberry, Van Kienna Classique Supreme, Medium Roast, Fudge Swirl, Crème Brulee, Chocolate Babka, Choco- late Babka, 50/50 Colombian, Decaf, Fair Trade, Toast- ed Almond, 100 % Kona, Butter Pecan, Decaf. Mocha Java, Decaf. Chocolate Fudge, Donut Shoppe, Sumatra, Nutty Irish, Flavor Variety, Decaf. Variety, Regular Va- riety, Coconut Cream Pie, Costa Rican Coto Brus Baronet 7 Gram Pod Dark Espresso, Lite Espresso, Decaf. Espresso Dairy Refrigerated Baronet 12 Gram Pod Colombian, Donut Shop, Mocha
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