Hi. We’re a small coffee roasting and espresso catering company based just outside of Philadelphia, PA.
More about us.
This is the coffee we roast.
Actually, it’s just a photograph of the coffee we roast.
More precisely, it’s a series of pixels arranged in a way that approximates an image on the screen that you are viewing to give you the impression of a photograph of the coffee that we roast.
More about how we roast.
If you would like to try our coffee, you can buy some here, right on this website. We’ll send it to you in the mail. It won’t be pixels – it will be real, roasted coffee beans, that you can pinch in your fingers.
Get some coffee in the mail.
Also, you can visit a cafe that sells our coffee. This is a good way to “try it before you buy it.” We send our coffee to several cafes, and we think they are great. We also send our coffee to some retail shops, who are also great.
Great places you can find our coffee.
These are some big bags of coffee that we send to the cafes that make it. There are also some small bags of coffee that we send to cafes, and also retail shops.
More about our wholesale.
seasonal blend
Ostara Blend
This is our spring blend. Ostara is the goddess of spring. The word “easter” comes from the word “ostara.” The taste of this coffee makes us think of hollow chocolate easter bunnies, and also the color pink.
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pink
milky chocolate, like a hollow easter bunny -
a nuptial blend of Colombian & Guatemalan coffees
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This is Swamp Pink. The scientific name for Swamp Pink is Helonias bullata. It grows in swamps from Staten Island to Georgia. Mostly it grows in the ecosystem called the Pine Barrens, which is in the state of New Jersey. It blooms from March to May, but has been blooming less because of the changing environment.
ostara blend
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ostara blend !
featured single origin
Rwanda Karongi
This is our spring blend. Ostara is the goddess of spring. The word “easter” comes from the word “ostara.” The taste of this coffee makes us think of hollow chocolate easter bunnies, and also the color pink.
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pink
milky chocolate, like a hollow easter bunny -
a nuptial blend of Colombian & Guatemalan coffees
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This is Swamp Pink. The scientific name for Swamp Pink is Helonias bullata. It grows in swamps from Staten Island to Georgia. Mostly it grows in the ecosystem called the Pine Barrens, which is in the state of New Jersey. It blooms from March to May, but has been blooming less because of the changing environment.
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