Returns & Refunds Policy

We roast high-quality coffee beans from around the world. Our blends are secret recipes, so we can't spill the beans on what the origins are.

We small batch roast, meaning we do batch by batch, old school style Jabez Burns roasters were around since the civil war, the original civil war roasting style. Perforated drum, no tipping going on(burning the tips of beans). It's the historic American way of roasting. Hot air goes through the beans and escapes through the perforated holes in the side of the drum.

We roast to caramelize our beans, that's why is tastes so good black. Most roasters carbonize(burn) their beans, that's why you need milk and sugar with otherroasters.

All of our beans are roasted in the USA by our roaster that has 30+ years of roasting experience.

Our coffee is roasted in small batches every few weeks. it is usually not more that a few weeks out of the roaster. We nitrogen flush our beans and grinds, then seal our bags air tight and so the coffee stays very fresh for the long haul. It sells so fast it's never more that a coupe weeks old. We can't roast it fast enough.

To keep your products fresh and potent, store them in a dark, dry place and in an airtight container.

Our coffee is ground to Medium grind or auto drip grind. It's done right after we roast our beans. Then it is bagged, nitrogen flushed and sealed so it stays fresh until you open the bag.

Every coffee machine is different, and then there are French press coffee makers,pour overs, etc.

We recommend using 1.5 teaspoons for each 8-ounce cup of water when you make your coffee. That is a good place to start, you can add or subtract the coffee from there to suit your taste.

For example, we use a 51-ounce French Press, for that 51 ounce French Press we use 1/3 of a cup of coffee grounds. That is the way we like it, but everyone is different.

Good luck! Keep adjusting it until you get the perfect taste, then remember the recipe.

Our K-cups are Kosher Certified, we are in the process of getting all of our coffee products certified.

French Press, French Press, French Press...... Filtered water is a must! Bad Water = Bad coffee.