Just Released Varieties - Available for a Limited Time Only, Get Yours

Aug. 13, 2021

Guatemala Fair Trade Organic

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Apr. 29, 2021

Coffee with a Side of Galapagos Tortoise Ecuador Guillermo Lomas Sidra #1207 12 oz whole bean light coffee By Clear Lake Coffee Roasters

J'adore, Ecuador! This is the first Ecuadorian coffee I've seen all year. Last year, Clear Lake Coffee Roasters' small Ecuadorian lot flew by so fast, I barely had a chance to refill my cup. I am so excited to work with Clear Lake Coffee Roasters to reserve a small amount of this year's microlot, just for our customers. Available now, for a limited time, and at a really great price! Reserve your bag today, and don’t miss your chance to try this creamy, dreamy Sidra coffee, Ecuador Guillermo Lomas.

Feb. 21, 2021

New Release - Clear Lake Coffee Roasters Ethiopia Natural - Fair trade Organic Coffee

Sweet, punchy aromas of wild blueberries, florals and a subtle note of rum make it love at first sniff. Brewed up, the body is buttery and smooth like heavy cream, with deep, slightly wild notes of rum cake and cantaloupe melon, nutty almond biscotti, grape jam, maybe a touch of sticky marmalade.

Feb. 05, 2021

Colombia Gesha - Fair Trade Organic Coffee

With rich, round notes of papaya, pineapple, and banana, a luxuriously creamy mouthfeel, and an unusually spicy finish, this exclusive lot is a unicorn of Colombian coffee. We have less than 200 bags of this stunner, and it's bound to sell out fast— so don't wait! Reserve a bag of Colombia Gesha - Fair Trade Organic, and wrap yourself, or someone you love, in the “cashmere of coffee”: a sweet, tropical vacation for your morning.

Feb. 05, 2021

Just in time for Valentine's Day - Try one of our most recent limited release varieties - Sweetheart Blend.

Of course, with a company like Clear Lake Coffee Roasters, this blend is sweet AND full of heart. Their Sweetheart program focuses on ethical sourcing through their Fair for All standards, to ensure that everyone involved in this coffee's production—from coffee pickers to exporters— can earn a sustainable and fair, living wage for their work. Through one of their initiatives, Clear Lake Coffee Roasters pays an extra $0.50 per lb for the beans, and the money is used to hire English tutors for the children in the Ojo de Agua village. In El Salvador, English speakers earn an average of 30% higher wages than non-English speakers. With programs like this, it's hard to think of a coffee roaster with more heart than Clear Lake Coffee Roasters .