If you want to upgrade your morning cup of coffee, check out these 15 Black Owned Coffee Brands that you can order online.
If you are anything like me, the ritual of starting your day with a good cup of coffee is crucial to your morning routine.
A lot of our favorite coffee shops shut down when quarantine first started last year and we were left to brew sub par coffee in our Keurigs, Pour overs and French Presses.
If you are like me, you missed good coffee.
I spent a lot of the last year in search of the perfect cup of coffee.
Because for most of us coffee lovers, the perfect cup of coffee is necessary to start the day right!
Now you guys know I love my Starbucks, but you know what I really love?
My black owned coffee brands and brewers.
Over the last year, I discovered that yes, they exist and that as usual, when we do something, we do it with excellence.
So during this Black History Month, I’m sharing with you 15 Black Owned Coffee Makers from all around the country that I think you should know about, try out and spread the word about.
So if you want to step up your coffee game, go ahead and order something from one of the 15 Black Owned Brands on this list.
Your morning coffee routine will thank you.
P.S. All of these brands can be ordered online!
Enjoy!
15 Black Owned Coffee Brands
15 Black Owned Coffee Brands
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Circadian Coffee
"Circadian Coffee is a minority woman owned small batch roasting company located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Circadian was founded in 2016 with the goal of bringing approachable specialty coffee to the Midwest and beyond. "
Black Acres Roastery
Black Acres Roastery is an artisan coffee roaster located in the Highlandtown district of Baltimore.
BLK & Bold Specialty Beverages
Founders, Pernell & Rod, created BLK & Bold with a desire to make purpose popular.
BLK & Bold pledges 5% of its profits to initiatives aligned to sustaining youth programming, enhancing workforce development, and eradicating youth homelessness
Red Bay Coffee
Red Bay Coffee Roasters was founded in 2014 by Keba Konte, a renowned artist and successful food entrepreneur with deep roots in the San Francisco Bay Area specialty coffee and hospitality industry.
Historic Noir Coffee
Historic Noir Coffee Group is located in the Atlanta Area.
2 Bros Coffee
2 Bros Coffee Co. of Dallas, TX, provides the freshest whole bean or ground coffee available today.
Signature Blends by KF
Founded by Kim Fields, Signature Blends by KF is a full-service wholesaler/distributor of coffee, teas and coffee dry rubs.
Located in Atlanta, GA since 2017.
CariBBrew
Haitian Coffee Brand that works in partnership with associations of small scale coffee farmers in Haiti to grow the best Arabica beans and create long term sustainable jobs.
Portrait Coffee
"Our motivation is to change the picture that comes to mind when folks think of specialty coffee—to include the black and brown folks who have been cropped out. We encourage you to join us in introducing specialty coffee to Southwest Atlanta by offering exceptionally roasted coffee and culture in a socially conscious way."
Three Keys Coffee
If Dizzy, Basquiat, & Elijah McCoy roasted coffee, it would taste like Three Keys.
Founded in 2019, 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.
Not So Urban Coffee & Roastery
Not So Urban Coffee & Roastery is a small batch micro roaster located in Charleston, Sc. They specialize in responsibly, ethically & sustainably sourced coffee from Africa, South/Central America and Asia.
Sailor's Brew Coffee
"We focus on and emphasize coffee, for we are a true coffee brand. We don't mask the true essence of our coffees with added flavors. We’re advocates for quality coffee, coffee culture and life motivation. Sailor's Brew Coffee was founded and is operated by true coffee lovers, who just simply love coffee and enjoy life. We keep things as simple as the calmest sea."
Kahawa 1893
By working directly with farmers, empowering women, and committing to transparency, Kahawa 1893 hopes to share the wealth. That’s a cup of coffee we can all feel good drinking.”— FORBES
