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NOTE: All of our premium Arabica coffees are roasted to City+ to Full City roasts, showing minimal-to-no surface oils….we want all of the flavor to stay in the beans until the coffee is ground! Despite the additional descriptors, the first flavor and aroma you'll think of is "COFFEE".

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Where to taste Badbeard's Coffee

The perfect accompaniment from breakfast to dessert, Badbeard's coffee and espresso are served at a growing number of restaurants, pastry shops and bakeries in and around Portland. You can sample many of our products at these fine establishments...oh, and the food is good too!

	Classic Crust Bakery 8911 SE Stark St, Portland, OR 97216 Churning out the best Euro breads, traditional baked goods and scratch-made foods east of the Willamette. Owner and chef Nora Vujovic decided that with her new espresso machine she wanted an authentic-tasting Italian espresso and chose Badbeard's over the rest.
	Market of Choice "Food For The Way You Live" Badbeard is honored to be an official coffee of Market of Choice, a growing chain of gourmet markets in and around Portland, and a member of the Specialty Coffee Association of America. Each store has its own "coffee steward" that selects coffees tailored to the store's customers. Badbeard's is currently sold at the following locations. Visit your local Market of Choice and ask for it by name! (All locations open 7 am to 11 pm daily) Portland 8502 SW Terwilliger Blvd. 503.892.7331 West Linn 5639 Hood St. 503.594.2901
	Painted Lady Coffeehouse 2045 SE Washington St., Milwaukie, OR Serving baked goods and simple but tasty cafe fare, owner Jill Younce is bringing quality coffee to Portland suburb Milwaukie.
	Pastry Girl 7919 SE Stark Street, Portland, OR 97215 Pastrygirl is a Portland, Oregon pastry shop specializing in distinctive cakes and pastries.
	Tina's Restaurant 760 Hwy 99W, Dundee, Oregon 97115 Like many of our fellow chefs, we believe that the best food is organically grown. Our search for these foods led us out of the city and into the countryside where we work closely with a great group of farmers. We're closer to the source of what goes onto your plate, and we believe that the opportunity to cook in a wine growing region lends our food a context and flavor and experience that is unbeatable.

Presenting Symphony!

Barista extraordinaire Tyler Hauptman of Portland's Sweet Masterpiece Chocolates demonstrates how to prepare a proper latte using Badbeard's Symphony! blend coffee.

Latest News:

New arrivals have poured in! So much great coffee in-house! March-July is generally a lull in coffee availability as producers get their stuff into containers and onward to the US and Europe. Tomorrow all of Colombia will be exulting over its first Tour de France winner, 22 year-old Egan Bernal, and today we at Badbeard's ...more

Fresh 2019 crop arrivals next week from Costa Rica and Ethiopia Champing at the bit to roast new washed Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Kochere and stunning Black Honey process from Costa Rica's Monge Family in La Esperanza de Tarrazu. Will be added to the selector as soon as they arrive, either tomorrow 7/13 or Saturday, 7/14. Stay ...more

Boutique du Jour adds outstanding Colombia Microlot Special coffee from veteran and award-winning producer Saloman Artunduaga from his 10-hectare farm, Finca Futura, in Bruselas, Huila Department. Fruity-intense lavors you normally find in prized and pricey Kenya AA and washed Ethiopia! A whole 66 lbs. available! Boutique du Jour tab filled with ...more

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Serving up Badbeards Coffee at Buzz:Killer Espresso

How to catch a Badbeard buzz at Buzz Killer Espresso in Chicago.

"I am insatiable! Are you guys coating those beans with something? If so, keep it up. It seems I have never enjoyed a cup of coffee as much as I do now. I go way back in my quest for great coffee. I started 1960-61. I would take a bus into the City then a train down to McNulty's in the Village. I would get these great beans that I would grind up at home. My parents did not understand why I would spend so much on coffee beans when I buy a can of "Chock Full Of Nuts" for $2.89 a pound (16 oz back then in a can). Over the years I followed all the info that was available for brewing the best cup of coffee. I started buying bottle water from Italy to use in my Bunn coffee maker. I even roasted green beans to get the freshest flavor. So fast forward to 2010 in PDX and I am still buy coffee beans from a NY guy. "

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