The Best Coffee Roasters in the USA

Jordana Weiss | January 16, 2019

Ruby Coffee Roasters – Nelsonville, WI

Wisconsin is known more for its farming towns and scenic drives than its coffee. However, in the tiny town of Nelsonville, you can find one of the most exciting coffee roasters in the United States — Ruby Coffee Roasters.

What started as a labor of love on a family farm is now a roastery that’s putting out some of the most unique small-batch coffees available today. Their offerings range depending on what’s available. Currently, they’re offering a selection of both sweeter Latin American coffees and bright African beans.

If you’re passing through the area, you can stop in at their coffee workshop for a tour and tasting.

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Our newest arrival from Central America is available now! Asdelflor is a tiny micro blend from four producers of this association in Huehuetenango, Guatemala totaling only 7 bags of coffee (roughly 850 pounds roasted). The profile is clean and juicy, with notes of plum and light florals highlighting a creamy caramel chocolate base. As is the case with nearly 100% of our coffees, processing is washed. Get it while it lasts!

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