Don't know this one. Some letters reminds me of Plantin Italic (mainly /N). Don will surely have something to say more interesting than me on this topic.
For the time being, here are some alternatives, far from matching unfortunately: Worchester EF, Aviano Flare, TC Kingsley RR, Hess Old Style RR, Goudy 38 RR, Chelsea RR

Hi Ryuk, you put me on the spot:)
Anyway the lettering of "TURKISH & AMERICAN BLEND" is in the style of the rounded serif approach style that was popular circa 1900. Not certain if they were in a font or just artwork. Something fairly close is captured in the italic of Jeff Levine's Lamp Post, a smoothed version of Post Old Style
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/jnlevine/lamp-post/
Don

Honestly, it just looks like a slightly distorted commonplace... the designer might have chosen any one of a 100 others

Thanks guys!

You're welcome Leo. As a bonus, a blast from the past -- vintage lettering, vintage values:

Hah! I'm a respiratory therapist by profession and, early in my career, I had several old folks tell me they started smoking on the advice of their doctor - to calm their nerves.

Hi Mike. Camel's doctor endorsement campaign was matched by other tobacco companies. This is almost as perverse as the advertising claiming radioactive salts were a feel good treatment for aches and pains. Or when you could stick your feet in an x-ray machine in a shoe store to check the fit. Or the nifty radium coated hands on watches so you could see them glow in the dark. Anyway, enough rant for today.
Don