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Roasting coffee in Franklinton, Ohio to fight the injustices of hunger, unclean water, and human tra

04/22/2026

ALREDO RAMIREZ! Remember that name!

We recently brought in our second microlot from our visit to Guatemala last year. This coffee, produced by Alfredo Ramirez, stands out for its creamy body paired with a subtle sweetness.

Ethan and Kenny first cupped this coffee in Antigua, Guatemala, and immediately agreed to bid high to secure a portion of the limited lot. On the cupping table, Kenny noted: “rich body, intense flavor, like this sweetness.” What’s remarkable is that now, back at our roastery in the Hilltop of Columbus, Ohio, Ethan’s profile roast of this coffee has captured those same qualities.

During our visit to the Tectitán region of Huehuetenango, we were hosted by our partners on Mr. Ramirez’s property. We walked among the very trees that produced this coffee, and Mr. Ramirez even welcomed us into his home for lunch.
We encourage you to take a moment to listen to Alfredo speak in the final video (don’t worry, Byron interprets). His passion for his craft and his country is something you won’t want to miss.

We don’t want you to forget his name. And thanks to Timmy at Third Way and his many creative takes on pronouncing Alfredo’s name, we bet you won’t.

Ultimately, we rely on you to support producers like Alfredo around the world by purchasing their coffees that are limited, carefully grown, and deeply cared for.

03/20/2026

As we went to Guatemala last year the goals were aplenty.

Part of our experience was seeing a need and being asked to help. And that being who we are, we jumped in.

Many of the coffee farmers have limited land space especially for an appropriate way to dry their coffees. We collaborated with our trader and two other roasters ( and .coffee) to donate to provide enough supplies for the completion of 22 individual patios. Prior to this most drying was done on tarp or tin roofs which affects moisture, coffee consistency, and quality.

In the first picture you see the producer, Alfredo Ramirez, of our current microlot.

Thank you for supporting us so we can be generous to projects like this.

11/03/2025

THE AWARD

The official recognition from the Global Coffee Awards for the Scatter Joy Blend created by Roosevelt Coffee Roasters

10/31/2025

AWARD ALERT 2!

Having a mission as a coffee company from the get-go has opened the doors for us to encounter other people with incredible missions. To then take those relationships and marry missions together and create a coffee that gets global recognition is beyond our wildest dreams. Kenny gets to that point in this clip.

This is why we are who we are.

10/29/2025

PROFILE ALERT!

Ethan, Lead Roaster at Roosevelt Coffee Roasters shares how he built and was inspired to create the Global Coffee Award-winning Scatter Joy Blend.

10/16/2025

ATTENTION: NEW MICROLOT COFFEE DEBUTS TODAY!

link is in the bio.

Jaime Morales Pérez is a passionate artisan of specialty coffee cultivation from Sacchumba, Tectitán, in the coffee-rich department of Huehuetenango, Guatemala. Over the last 14 years, Jaime has nurtured his 0.88-hectare farm, El Tarro, perched at an impressive altitude of 1,963 meters above sea level—a key factor in producing coffee with remarkable complexity and clarity. The farm’s name, “El Tarro” (The Jar), pays homage to a distinctive native plant growing on the property, symbolizing Jaime’s deep-rooted connection to his land and its natural biodiversity.

Jaime’s journey into coffee farming began with humble beginnings, transitioning from tomato cultivation to coffee after recognizing the exceptional potential of Sacchumba’s altitude and microclimate. Supported by his family, Jaime has invested in replanting older trees and establishing shade-grown systems that enhance the coffee’s development while protecting the ecosystem. His dedication reflects the highest standards of specialty coffee farming—combining traditional knowledge with a commitment to sustainability and quality. Jaime’s hands-on approach and constant pursuit of excellence have positioned El Tarro as a producer of fine, sought-after coffee that speaks to the terroir of Huehuetenango.

10/06/2025

UPDATE!

If Jenny Slate is filming a movie with Chris Pine;

And Jenny is also the voice of Marcel the Shell;

And while filming, Jenny drinks Iced Americanos with heavy cream from

Marcel the Shell drinks our coffee!

Be like Marcel and Jenny. Drink our coffee.

09/29/2025

BREAKING NEWS!
Chris Pine drinks our coffee!

This is Chris Pine. And our friend Michael Meadows. But this is a post about Chris Pine. Well, also Michael Meadows.

Michael owns a shop in Medina, Ohio called The Grind. Michael’s team brews our coffee.

Chris Pine was recently filming a movie in Medina. Chris Pine now drinks our coffee.

Thanks Michael Meadows; for Chris Pine would’ve never had our coffee if you did not exist.

Be like Chris. Drink our coffee.

05/30/2025

*GIVEAWAY*
Ethan, our Head Roaster, and Kenny, our Executive Director, are currently in Guatemala learning and gathering so many stories about where our coffee comes from.

We’re eager to share all that they’ve learned and let you in on a whole new side of our coffee!

We thought it would be fun to do a giveaway in honor of this special trip and we’ll be giving away TWO 6-month subscriptions for a Guatemala coffee! This coffee will come once a month to your front door, it doesn’t get better than that. ☕️

TO ENTER:
-you must be following both and
-comment with the word Guatemala, and tag someone!
-bonus entry if you share this to your story

Thanks for being here!

04/21/2025

Our sister company celebrated 10 years last weekend. And these limited edition, baseball jerseys and hats are beautiful and flying off the shelves. We have put them online for those of you who could not make it or live out of town. Thanks for all that you do for us. Link in profile.

04/02/2025

What if your coffee tasted like peaches? PEACHES!

This Colombia La Serena coffee is a honey processed and peach osmotic dehydration treated coffee. The producer, Juan Puerta is a young, first-generation Colombian coffee producer, who entered into the industry through university studies. As a student at the local university, Juan studied food science, with agriculture and gastronomy being of utmost importance to Colombian culture and the economy.

For this coffee, cherries are selectively picked and brought to the processing center in burlap bags. After 12 hours, the cherries are sorted and floated to separate out damaged, under- or overripe cherries, and otherwise defective cherries and seeds. From there, the cherries are taken to a depulper, from which the freshly depulped seeds, retaining their mucilage, fall into a barrel lined with plastic.

Juan then slices up ripe peaches and creates a solution of water and glucose that he mixes in with the coffee before sealing the bag and barrel shut. After 48 hours, the bag is unsealed and the coffee spread onto patios to dry under the sun for an average of 15 days.

Address

2374 W. Broad Street
Columbus, OH
43204

Website

http://www.roosevelt.coffee/

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