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Partners CoffeeVerified roaster

Manhattan

🇬🇹 Guatemala

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This coffee features tasting notes of baker's chocolate, caramel, and maple syrup. It is processed using both washed and natural methods. The beans come from various producers including Josué Morales in San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala; the Pereira Family in Carmo de Minas, Brazil; and small-scale members of Bugestal in Ngozi, Burundi, grown at altitudes between 950 and 1600 meters. The varietals are various Arabica species.

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Flavors

🍫 Bakers Chocolate🫙 Maple Syrup🍬 Caramel

Roast & tastes

Roast
Dark
Acidity
Light
Sweetness
Medium
Mouthfeel
High

Origin

Blend (3)

Farm
ProducerJosué Morales
Country🇬🇹 Guatemala
RegionAntigua, Alotenango
Altitude1,350 - 1,400 meters
VarietyVarious
SpeciesVarious
ProcessWashed
FarmNo data
ProducerSmall-scale members of Bugestal
Country🇧🇮 Burundi
RegionNgozi
Altitude950 - 1,600 meters
VarietyVarious
SpeciesVarious
ProcessWashed
FarmCarmoCoffees
ProducerPereira Family
Country🇧🇷 Brazil
RegionCarmo de Minas
Altitude1,000 - 1,600 meters
VarietyVarious
SpeciesVarious
ProcessNatural
Partners CoffeeVerified

🇺🇸 Brooklyn, New York, United States

Partners Coffee was founded in 2012 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn by two childhood friends with a shared vision of creating a space where coffee could be celebrated as both craft and community. From the outset, the company was built around long-term relationships at origin and a commitment to roasting coffees that clearly express the people and places behind them. What began as a local roastery quickly grew into a broader platform for education, hospitality, and connection within New York City’s evolving coffee culture. The opening of its flagship roastery, café, and education lab on North 6th Street marked an important milestone, establishing Partners Coffee as an approachable and social hub for specialty coffee. As the company expanded, so did its network—new cafés, collaborators, food programs, and deeper sourcing partnerships—while maintaining a clear focus on quality and accessibility. Today, Partners Coffee offers a curated lineup of mainstay blends and rotating single-origin coffees, all 100% sustainably sourced. Sourcing is central to the company’s identity. Partners Coffee works directly with producers and exporters it knows and trusts, making structured, recurring purchases that provide predictability and financial stability. Long-term projects such as El Ramo in Colombia and collaborations with Los Volcanes in Guatemala exemplify a vertically integrated approach that supports experimentation, organic farming practices, and community development. Guided by the belief that the business is only as strong as its partnerships, Partners Coffee continues to build a shared coffee culture—one rooted in transparency, responsibility, and mutual growth from origin to cup.