Disclosure: I was not financially compensated for this post. I received a sample of the product for review purposes. The opinions are my own, based on my personal experience with the product.
We are HUGE coffee drinkers in my home. Well at least some of us are. Ma and my Tio drink several pots of coffee a day. I drink a couple of cups a day, especially on those cold mornings. Enderly Coffee is an artisan coffee roaster that sends the coffee right to your door.
We received a bag of whole beans to review and to say we loved them is putting it mildly. Grinding our beans fresh each morning has made our coffee bolder and richer. It is much better than the store bought stuff I can tell you that. Ma and I both take cream and sugar in our coffee so it changes the flavor (because it is suppose to) but my Tio drinks his straight black. That means he gets the full flavor of how coffee tastes and he loves this. He has been an instant coffee drinker for as long as I can remember and he said this is much better.
One of the great things about Enderly Coffee is that you can get it in a variety of ways. You can order just a bag (which is what we got) or you can subscribe for $12 month. They have jars of coffee and even wedding favors so they have something for the coffee lover in you.
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Order your own coffee from Enderly Coffee and be sure to follow them on Facebook and Twitter so you can keep up with all the beans they are roasting!
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It’s great to hear that Enderly Coffee is faith-based and is all about support their local community. However, they don’t really say anything on their web site about supporting coffee farmers that use fair trade or organic practices. In the wide world of coffee producers and farmers, we get coffee for cheap prices because the larger coffee suppliers tend to cut corners with cheap labor and bad farming practices. Ecologically, the larger coffee suppliers are causing large problems. That’s why my wife and I look for both fair trade and organic.
Hey Jimmy,
I understand your concerns. For this reason, we have directly connected with our Guatemalan Farmer. We met them through mission trips from our church and know the Christ Centered – Fair waged – Do Good practices that they embrace. They are able to do 10x more good in their village and community because more of each dollar is going directly to them.
We value this direct relationship and love that customers are becoming more aware and educated. Keep enjoying your beans! We sure do!
Tony
I think it’s great that they are coffee growers in America. To be honest I don’t think I have ever heard of any company that actually grows in Charlotte and North Carolina or anywhere in the states. I think it would make a great wedding shower gift to order some of the Wedding Coffee. Thanks for the review!
I love to have a cup of coffee every morning usually it is when I get to work. I’ve been thinking about getting a brewer for at home though.