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Nobletree Coffee is deeply rooted in the flavors and traditions of our Brazilian coffee heritage. Offering single-origin and micro-lot batches, boasting bold flavors and rich accents, you can explore deep, nutty flavors, dark roasted sugars, and complex, smoky overtones in each bag.
We transport our freshly harvested and wet-milled coffee cherries to dry mills that we own in both South Minas and Lower Mogiana in Brazil. Here at the dry mills, we continue to process the coffee for shipment to the roasting facility located in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
With Nobletree Coffee, every sip you take will indulge you in a world of bold flavors and rich accents. Many of our coffees are single-origin, micro-lot batches, allowing you to explore various new tastes across our different roasts. We pride ourselves on delivering fresh, complex coffees with every order, inspiring your senses, and improving your morning with each sip.
Our Head Roaster, his team, and our Coffee Quality Institute (CQI) credentialed Q-graders have a high degree of knowledge and experience to produce these fresh specialty level roast profiles. Try our gourmet third-wave coffee today and explore a new world of sustainably sourced, rich Arabica beans grown fresh in Brazil from Nobletree-owned farms.
You deserve a reliable specialty grind in the morning. Each bag of Nobletree coffee is ground to precision, ensuring your freshly-ground coffee is consistent in size and texture every time. We have designed our roastery in Red Hook, Brooklyn, to our own specifications, including two fully refurbished vintage Probat roasters, an SCAA certified lab, and a temperature and humidity-controlled green coffee storage area. We have focused on every detail to ensure you receive only the best when choosing a Nobletree coffee.
Prefer to grind your coffee fresh each morning Many of our coffees can be shipped as whole beans, providing you with small-batch roasted perfection with every bag. Each time you order whole bean coffees, you can rest assured that what you receive will have passed a thorough quality control process.
At Nobletree, we know that coffee must be closely monitored during the roasting process. Coffee Chemistry, along with the scientific principles of heat transfer and thermodynamics, must be applied to ensure the highest standard of quality and flavor come through in the final roasted bean. Because of our strict process, you can explore the world of whole bean coffees with an exquisite, small-batch taste that leaves you feeling invigorated and ready to take on the day.
Our specialty coffee is of the highest quality and uses 100% Arabica beans. This contrasts with the cheaper, faster-growing Robusta beans that other brands may use. While each coffee batch will have a unique depth of flavor, richness, and subtle notes, specialty coffees are consistently flavorful and strictly quality controlled to eliminate any defects in the roasted beans that may affect flavors, even subtly.
Nobletree Coffee is known for single-origin, specialty, and micro-lot coffees. Nobletree Farms is the only modern coffee roaster that controls and oversees each part of the coffee production process from crop to cup, starting with the coffee farms that we own in Minas Gerais, Brazil.
We believe that the best coffee you can brew is delivered directly from the farm to your table. We maintain complete in-house supply chain management from seed through the processing of coffee cherries, including planting, agronomy, farm management, ownership, harvesting, wet milling, dry milling, and distribution.
In 2020, our ultra-premium Santa Izabel Reserve coffee received a Cup of Excellence award, an accomplishment awarded to only the best specialty coffees from around the world. It is this standard of quality that we aim to improve on with every new batch.
One of our newest product releases is our single-serve steeped coffee bags. Produced with completely compostable packaging, you are given the assurance that
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