We’re excited to share that our Organic Ethiopian Aramo Natural Process received a score of 94 points from Coffee Review. This coffee comes from the Aramo Cooperative in the heart of the Yirgacheff...
For the fourth time in five years, Kickapoo has taken home honors at The Good Food Awards in San Francisco. The awards “celebrate the kind of food we all want to eat: tasty, authentic and responsib...
Post and photo by Caleb Nicholes Meet Carlos Pazu, the president of the Fondo Paez Cooperative in Cauca, Colombia. Our history with these amazing people extends beyond our company, beginning in 2...
We’re beside ourselves with excitement over here at the roastery and frankly it still feels pretty weird to say, but here it goes: our cafe opens on Saturday! This has been years in the making and...
Project Congo marks our second philanthropic collaboration with our friends at On The Ground. In our Project Congo initiative, we will donate $1 for every pound of this exceptional Congolese coff...
by: Neal Olson We’re beside ourselves with excitement over here at the roastery and frankly it still feels pretty weird to say, but here it goes: our cafe opens on Saturday! This has been years in...
We are excited to announce the completion of our latest sustainability initiative: Kickapoo Coffee Roasters is now solar powered! A few weeks ago, we finished installing an 80 panel, 25-Kilowatt ...
The latest coffee to hit the roastery is this year’s harvest from Colombia’s Fondo Paez Cooperative. And boy are we psyched. This crop is one of the best we’ve ever tasted from them, which is sayi...
La Roya affected coffee and Alex Stoffregen holding a La Roya resistant coffee plant. One of the most exceptional Mexican coffees we’ve tasted this harvest is from the Comon Yaj Noptic Cooperative...