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RAISE THOSE MUGS & TOAST TO KROGER!
Looking for a great cup of joe in the coffee aisle at Kroger? Just look for our blue bag. We take pride in being Texas' first craft roaster, starting our journey over 20 years ago. If you're looking for a great cup of coffee sourced ethically from the best places in the world, well, we got that in the bag.
Find Your Local Kroger
| City | Address |
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Prosper |
4650 West University Driv |
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Plano |
7100 Independence Pkwy |
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Plano |
3305 N. Dallas Pkwy |
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Plano |
2925 Custer Rd |
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Plano |
9700 Coit Rd |
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Frisco |
4851 Legacy Dr |
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Frisco |
3205 W Main St |
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Frisco |
7500 Preston Rd |
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Little Elm |
2671 Little Elm Pkwy |
SMALL BATCH ROASTED, PACKED, & SHIPPED FRESH!
Cuvée whole bean coffee is roasted and shipped within two business days directly from our roastery in Austin, Texas.
- ETHICALLY SOURCED -
We’re dedicated to delivering ethically sourced coffee from direct trade coffee farms. Our direct trade model means we work directly with our growing partners and pay fair prices to cultivate growers' communities and sustainable practices..
- 100% ARABICA -
Our Arabica beans create a balanced and smooth coffee. We travel around the world, meeting with the famers to carefully select the best beans available.
- SMALL BATCH ROASTED-
Roasted fresh at our factory in Austin, Texas, daily to ensure peak flavor and quality. Our roasters combine old world techniques with the newest technology for a consistent level of excellence.
- SHIPPED FRESH-
Your coffee is packed fresh, sealed and shipped within two days of roasting to ensure you get the best coffee available.
THE JOURNEY
Visiting a farm first-hand allows our Founder, Mike, to build and strengthen his relationships with Cuvée Coffee farmers, which ultimately produces a healthier partnership.
To ensure the end product is exceptional, these trips also act as an audit of a farm's operations. Mike checks to make sure no corners are cut, and that they are sustainable. Farms that Cuvée Coffee uses must also be good stewards of the land. Mike inspects each farm to make sure they are being environmentally conscious and following best practices.
QUALITY CONTROL
During an educational program with a group of producers, Mike sorts coffee cherries by ripeness. There are 100 "dimples" on this wooden board. Random cherries are placed in each dimple then sorted by ripeness. This helps determine the percent of successful picking and the goal is to have 100 perfectly ripe cherries. It's harder than it looks!
DE-PULPING
After picking and sorting, coffee cherries go through a depulper to separate the seed from the fruit. The fruit is eventually put back into the farm in the form of compost.
FERMENTATION
This is part of the post-harvesting process and is done between de-pulping and drying. Fermentation helps remove the layer of mucilage, a sugary substance that surrounds the coffee bean and is a critical step for a "fully washed" coffee.
DRYING
Here, a farmer rakes coffee beans that are drying on a patio. Raking is important to ensure uniform drying and help keep the beans from molding.
DRYING
Here, a farmer rakes coffee beans that are drying on a patio. Raking is important to ensure uniform drying and help keep the beans from molding.
CUPPING
Pouring hot water over coffee grounds creates a "crust," which is broken and smelled, then the coffee is tasted. The uniformity of the aroma and flavor between cups are used to score the coffee on a 100 point scale. During this process, Mike's goal is to pick the absolute best coffee the farm has to offer.
FIND YOUR KROGER
| City | Address |
|
Prosper |
4650 West University Driv |
|
Plano |
7100 Independence Pkwy |
|
Plano |
3305 N. Dallas Pkwy |
|
Plano |
2925 Custer Rd |
|
Plano |
9700 Coit Rd |
|
Frisco |
4851 Legacy Dr |
|
Frisco |
3205 W Main St |
|
Frisco |
7500 Preston Rd |
|
Little Elm |
2671 Little Elm Pkwy |
