Rudy Giuliani Unveils $30 Coffee That's 'Gentle On Your Stomach'
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The former New York City mayor is hawking the blend after filing for bankruptcy a few months ago.
Cash-strapped Rudy Giuliani has launched his own brand of coffee with the promise of a “smooth” brew that’s “gentle on your stomach.”
The former mayor of New York City and longtime ally to ex-President Donald Trump has been hawking “Rudy Coffee” on social media as he faces bankruptcy and a series of legal troubles.
“If I put my name on something, I truly believe in it,” Giuliani said in a video on X, formerly Twitter, of the “100% Arabica coffee beans roasted right here in America.”
Each pouch ― which features Giuliani’s face alongside imagery of various Americana, including New York during his mayoral era ― is priced at $29.99 for two pounds of coffee. The phrase “Fighting for Justice” appears on the packets, which are available in varieties including bold, decaf and “morning coffee.”
“Believe me when I say it’s the best coffee you’ll ever try,” Giuliani said in his one-minute pitch. “It’s smooth, rich, chocolatey and gentle on your stomach.”
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