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If there is one constant in life, it’s change. While some may fear change, it makes life exciting and keeps us on the edge of our seats. That’s why we’re excited to announce some significant changes around here. What are these changes then that we speak of? (record scratch)
Yes, you heard that right! We’re pretty stoked about our new travel pouches. While they truly are convenient and easy to use, don’t think that this means the coffee is inferior and tasteless—quite the opposite. While I’ll circle back to the coffee in a moment, I want to share with you what we’re looking for and how you can become a Loam Coffee Roasters travel pouch tester and content creator. Here’s how …
What better way to welcome a New Year than a gravel ride that included brewing coffee outside with our new travel pouches? That’s exactly what we did on January 1st. It was cold, drizzly, foggy, muddy, and the perfect weather to ride and test drive our new travel pouches. Here’s what happened …
One of the fun challenges is to offer a wide variety of coffee to accommodate your tastes and interests. Coffee is one of those subjects where there are strong opinions about what is “good.” Some prefer dark roast, while others only drink light roast. Others like bright, fruity, and acidic coffees, while others prefer nutty, chocolatey, milder ones. Luckily, we’ve got you covered (except we only do light roasts).
I’m excited to bring our Brazil Salmo Natural to you.
Black Friday sales are contentious. As customers, we’re all looking out for them. And why not? But then, there’s a massive cultural pushback to the over-the-top consumerism that this day is known for. The question we then wrestle with is … should we offer a sale or no sale?
One of the exciting projects we’re working on is providing co-branded coffee with a few different brands, from clothing and apparel brands to bike shops to non-profit trail-building groups and more. As we’ve been developing this program, we realized that more and more brands are interested. So how does it work?
