oMG73cxdwsZ2XRBc8-fkl, whole_beans

oACzUSA1DOUv86GAy5osL, whole_beans

ROASTY NOTES OF DARK CHOCOLATE AND A SWEET FINISH

BLOSSOM DARK ROAST

weight

grinds

Joe Bean Roasters

Coffee That Lifts Everyone, our company mission, is all about giving selling power back to coffee farmers as well as purchasing power into the hands of our customers. We are proud to be a B Corp and Women-Owned Certified business, as well as Good Food Award winners and U.S. National Roaster Champions. 

w0, whole_beans

Region: Indonesia/Colombia
Darker Filter Blend/Medium Body
Tasting Notes: Baking spices and Dark Chocolate.

Westerlies

We're innovators, product makers, tinkerers with restless spirits. We believe we can change the world with coffee; and impact growers, consumers, and coffee tradesmen through belief and best practice. Relationship Coffee!

Corvus Coffee Roasters

We have built a network of farmers around the world who we can invest in with quality-focused programs. We view these relationships as the core of our success in achieving a sustainable future for securing exceptional micro-lots of coffee while improving the world through coffee.

giRc_A1PddN_hXLHStFsU, whole_beans

Lft1HJ5Bto3yJURMKcQLy, whole_beans

Spinn Blend Dark is designed for those who prefer a bolder flavor in their coffee. Excellent for espresso and cold brew.

Spinn Blend Dark

Spinn

Aaron  Davis

Introducing our very own blend, the perfect companion to your Spinn coffee experience. This is a roast designed to please a plethora of palettes to explore every style of coffee the Spinn can brew. Scan the bag to get the recipes Spinn created for this special blend.

X0vjEyq0Uk3kP6Rw23Iwt, whole_beans

eBXcNrHsioR3LT2GBTxhg, whole_beans

Our signature blend is versatile for coffee and espresso and tailored to express complexity with milk, or as is black. 

Spinn Blend Medium

NXNUwtRYjz46MVqLY8JdP, whole_beans

G12-1IdcPXZUMlTfwGM1g, whole_beans

A coffee composition that indulges your sweet dessert soul.
Sweet honey, crisp apple & light caramel. 

Honey Drop

Huehuetenango is the furthest north region in Guatemala, right next to Chiapas Mexico. It is also the most mountainous region in Central America. It is the most famous coffee growing region in Guatemala for good reason.

Gigesa is a small town in the Danbi Uddo Kebele, not far from Shakiso in Ethiopia’s renowned Guji Zone. This area is home to over 500 smallholder coffee farmers, each cultivating 2 to 5 hectares of land at altitudes exceeding 1,800 meters above sea level. The Gigesa washing station, named after the town it serves, plays a vital role in collecting and processing the cherries from these farms. Owned and operated by the Yonis family, the washing station is a cornerstone of sustainable and high-quality coffee production, proudly holding both NOP and EU Organic certifications.

The journey of Gigesa coffee begins with freshly picked cherries delivered to the washing station. As part of a meticulous quality control process, the cherries are floated in water to separate any lower-quality fruit. The sorted cherries are then depulped using traditional disc pulpers, after which the pulped coffee rests in fermentation tanks for 36 to 48 hours, depending on weather conditions. During this critical phase, the mucilage is broken down and removed through a final washing in canals, leaving the coffee clean and ready for drying.

Don Felipe Martinez's journey began in 1957 when he started cultivating coffee in the remote highlands of Huehuetenango, Guatemala, facing challenges like limited access to infrastructure and markets. Over the years, his grandson Edwin Martinez developed a vision to connect smallholder farmers in Guatemala with quality-focused coffee roasters worldwide, leading to the creation of Onyx Coffee. Finca Vista Hermosa, the family farm, nestled in the picturesque landscape of Huehuetenango, serves as a symbol of their commitment to sustainable and ecologically sound farming practices. The farm boasts various micro-lots with elevations ranging from 1400 to over 1900 meters above sea level, producing high-quality Strictly Hard Bean (SHB) coffees. Furthermore, the Martinez family actively engages in community development, offering agronomist visits and healthcare support to neighboring farmers and indigenous communities. Their legacy of three generations embodies a dedication to coffee and the well-being of the region.

Edwin Martinez

Coffee people love our coffees.
We source and roast to accentuate sweetness, balance and joy in the cup. You will taste all the nuance of the producers art and the complexity of the roasters art. 

Coffee producers love our coffees.
At Torque every coffee producer receives equity in the full retail value of their coffee beans. 20% of the retail price you just paid was pre-paid to the farmer who produced this coffee for us.


Join our journey to bring beautiful coffees together with radical equity. You're going to love our coffees. They're sweet, balanced & a joy to drink. Coffee Farmers love our coffees. They get paid 20% of the retail price of every coffee. The transparent ratio means both you & the farmers know exactly how much of the value they receive. Beautiful & Radical.


Torque Coffees

Super sweet coffee from some of the best coffee producers anywhere, who share in the equity of every coffee you buy. It’s wonderful, radical, proportional and equitable. It’s what coffee should be.

OMf8ge5kBajwkZaUniUme, whole_beans

Ursa Major is our take on a classic dark roast coffee, with flavor notes of chocolate, spice and roast.

Ursa Major Dark Roast

OZO Coffee Roasters

NATHAN MARTIN

OZO Coffee Company is a coffee roaster based in Boulder, Colorado. Founded in 2007, they have been roasting their own beans since 2009. In building relationships with coffee producers around the world, they ensure only the highest quality throughout the entire supply chain from seed to cup.

YHTaFLIbpjwMprSlCNR8q, whole_beans

With a floral aroma, notes of berry & pineapple, along with peach sweet tea, you'll be leaving the house wearing shorts.

Tropical Weather

One of the most-visited cities in Ethiopia is Awassa (or Hawassa), the capital of the SSNPR Region and a well-kept town full of resorts, restaurants, and lakeside celebrations. There are even a few stoplights! On the shores of Lake Awassa (one of the Great Rift Valley lakes), the town has blossomed lately and is one of our personal favorites in the world. 

Sidama is much larger than Awassa, however, no matter how fun it is to watch hippos surface among the rushes. Driving a full day over increasingly rough roads to the town of Daye, through the well-known towns of Yirgalem and Aleta Wondo, you find yourself in a rugged and lovely countryside surrounded and sometimes chased by the smiling faces of the Sidama people. 

Historically, they had many unique cultural attributes including a voluntary farm-sharing program and a butter-sharing program (the only legal item women could own was butter, so they would trade, share, and compound butter to aid women in need). Subjugation by the Abyssinian rule of Menelik II in 1898 was succeeded by the Communist regime in the early 1980's, and then eventually overthrown for the current leadership. Now, they continue to advocate for their rights as a unique culture to be observed (Note: calling the people group "Sidamo" is a derogatory practice begun by the invading troops of Menelik, hence our use of the term "Sidama") 

As in many other areas of Ethiopia, subsistence farming is a way of life for the Sidama people, and in fact, their beautiful farms are notable for having more division between them (handmade fences of bamboo screens and other materials) and more evidence of year-round cultivation. Enset, or false banana (called "Weese" in Sidama) is the main food crop and is used in many applications, from water storage in case of drought, to feeding animals, to serving as mats to support food preparation. Other products grown in Sidama include wheat, oats, sugar cane, potatoes, and other vegetables. Every household plants food crops with trees, to the benefit of both--that is, until eucalyptus began to be planted in the area and spread its poisonous influence. The short-term economic potential of the eucalyptus threatens the long-term forestation and ecology of the area. 

Livestock is also a significant mover in the economy, though that began to shift with a massive population explosion limiting pasture land and the "tse-tse" fly epidemic of the early 20th century. Goats and oxen are still seen everywhere, dotting the rolling hills and lazily being herded across the roads which, though paved in places, still have a haphazard air as if nobody really knows why they exist. 

The Sidama people comprise roughly 20% of the overall population of Ethiopia and thus have many administrative needs which continue to be addressed. Coffee as a primary economic driver remains life-and-death important to the Sidama people, and to those of us who love the area and wish to continue supporting it, and them.

We believe that no amount of roasting expertise or beverage mixology can take the place of the kind of green coffee that’s the result of intentionality at the farm level. Coffees that are grown and harvested to maintain quality and consistency from cherry ripeness to density then processed to continue that quality create a coffee that is clean, flavorful and interesting from cup to cup. Our commitment to seeking out quality green coffee ranges from trips to origin were Jon, part owner, and green buyer, cups hundreds of coffees in search of the one or two that fits what we are looking for. We roast and cup dozens of coffee samples a week - narrowing them down to coffees that taste great as an espresso, pallets of lots designed to make up our Southern Weather house blend, and single bags of coffee we vac-pac and sell in small releases.

Onyx Coffee Lab

Started in 2012 by Jon and Andrea Allen, Onyx Coffee Lab strives to find the best possible coffees and roast them to their full potential. In 2022 we won the US Roasters Competition and the US Brewer's Cup Competition, going on to place 2nd in both categories in the World Coffee Championships.

IG4xsa4_ib8Yf35O6pVx-, whole_beans

Black Onyx

LAMILL Coffee

John Martin

LAMILL Coffee is a boutique coffee roaster proudly based in Los Angeles, California. We are in constant pursuit of offering coffees with unique flavor profiles that are sustainably produced and expertly processed, but also in a manner that is accessible to all. We roast each batch with care and intentionality to unlock the inherent characteristic of coffee

T1cfo22Rezr-gQQSyohXl, whole_beans

Brazil Mogiano Single Origin Coffee

Press Coffee

Press Coffee has become an Arizona staple among specialty coffee enthusiasts while earning national recognition for their coffees. Always sourcing the best possible product, using only the best equipment, employing industry leading talent, and remaining quality driven and community focused.

gR3DS6qxPG_t2M9M9O04g, whole_beans

Notes: Cherry, Chocolate, Nutty
Region: Nariño
Altitude: 1,600 - 2,200 masl
Process: Washed
Species: 100% Arabica

Colombia "Love Supremo" Single Origin

Founded by two Q-Arabica Graders, Three Keys Coffee is committed to quality and excellence. The company has been nominated for (and won!) awards by global coffee publication, Sprudge, as well as featured in Barista Magazine, Roast Magazine, Bloomberg, Forbes, NBCNews, Cosmopolitan, and Imbibe.

Three Keys Coffee

Named the 2022 Best Coffee Roaster in TX by Food & Wine, Three Keys is a craft coffee roastery based out of Houston, TX. The name is inspired by the valves of the trumpet, which has been the instrument of choice for some of the most influential jazz musicians and composers.

Search Results

You might like to try