microcosm coffee roasters.

When was this coffee roasted? Most coffee bags won’t tell you.

Ours does — roasted to order, sourced from farmer-owned cooperatives, and genuinely trying to be one less thing you have to feel conflicted about.

Start with the Full Spectrum sampler
The Full Spectrum Sampler
from $25.00

Four origins. Four farms. One intentional step.

Most coffee that calls itself ethical can name the region. Fewer can tell you the farms and co-ops are farmer-owned, community-rooted, and built to keep the benefits of coffee where it grows. At Microcosm, those aren’t footnotes — they’re the decisions we made before we roasted a single bean.

The Full Spectrum bundle is the best place to start. You’ll get 4oz of each of our current roasts — enough to explore, compare, and find the one that becomes yours. Your subscription can follow wherever your taste leads. Switch origins anytime, nothing locked in.

16oz total. Four origins. Roasted to order.

The Full Spectrum Sampler
from $25.00

Four origins. Four farms. One intentional step.

Most coffee that calls itself ethical can name the region. Fewer can tell you the farms and co-ops are farmer-owned, community-rooted, and built to keep the benefits of coffee where it grows. At Microcosm, those aren’t footnotes — they’re the decisions we made before we roasted a single bean.

The Full Spectrum bundle is the best place to start. You’ll get 4oz of each of our current roasts — enough to explore, compare, and find the one that becomes yours. Your subscription can follow wherever your taste leads. Switch origins anytime, nothing locked in.

16oz total. Four origins. Roasted to order.

Microcosm Coffee Roasters logo featuring two hands or gloves reaching up toward a star in between, symbolizing the strivings of the things we do to connect us all through our work to better society
Microcosm Coffee Roasters logo featuring two hands or gloves reaching up toward a star in between, symbolizing the strivings of the things we do to connect us all through our work to better society

Still figuring it out. In public.

Before it was about coffee, it was about a bigger question: what would it look like to build something I actually cared about? One question led to the next — could I roast at home, would the town allow it, would anyone want it, could the sourcing match the values? Every step was just: let's find out if this next thing is possible. And it was. So I kept going.

This is an ongoing process. You're invited into it.

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