Sunset over a coffee plantation with trees and mountains in the background
Why We Only Roast Three Days a Week (And Why That Means Better Coffee for You)
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Why We Only Roast Three Days a Week (And Why That Means Better Coffee for You)

People ask me sometimes why we roast to order, and what that actually means in practice. It's simple, really: we...

Cappuccino, black coffee, and espresso made with Crickle Creek specialty coffee beans on a table.
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Coffee and Dementia Risk: What a New Study Says About Brain Health

A new long-term study featured in The New York Times suggests that drinking 2–3 cups of caffeinated coffee a day may be linked to a lower risk of dementia and slower cognitive decline.

Image of Coffee Farm in El Salvador, Harvest season
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What Coffee Harvest Season Looks Like and What It Means for Your Coffee

Every great cup of coffee has a backstory. Ours begins on our family farm, where thoughtful planning, precise harvest timing, and a deep respect for people and land shaped one of our strongest harvests in years. From replacing 70-year-old coffee trees to waiting patiently for the right rains and hand-picking only ripe cherries, this is how quality is protected—every step of the way.