Hey, this review is really nice. Thank you, Tasting Table, for the shout out. We’re proud to be mentioned in such company, as one of The Absolute Best Coffee Roasters In Every State!
Thanks to Piper & Dune, now Zero Prophet Coffee can be found in Southbury, CT! Head on over there to shop for all manner of useful things, including much that is locally made.
The fabulous Cornwall Bridge Gardens is now selling Zero Prophet Coffee! Check it out online here, and visit them at the junction of routes 4 & 7 on the Housatonic River.
Thanks to Kristina at minimal, you can buy Zero Prophet Coffee in San Francisco now! Minimal is a cool Scandinavian design shop. Kristina says: “You'll find all the little things for you & your home in here. Smaller is smarter hence the name "minimal". The design aesthetic is also decidedly minimal. I handpick cool, clever, contemporary, clean lined and affordable design objects from around the world. You'll find home decor accessories and personal accents with big personalities at minimal.”
We’re so grateful to Doug Clement and Connecticut Magazine for recognizing Zero Prophet Coffee with an Editor’s Pick in their Best of CT 2022! The full write-up can be viewed here.
There are not a lot of cafes like Cafe 1840 any longer, but there should be! Owner Stacy has created a theatrical space in the old tabac/zines space in New Milford that is welcoming and unlike any other. We’re really happy to have our coffee there! Check it out here.
We’re now selling coffee in New Milford for the first time, at the superb fresh pasta shop, Villarina’s, where you can also find plenty of other well-chosen Italian specialties. Thanks to Chad and Bob for helping promote Zero Prophet Coffee and to Adam for finding space for our coffee!
We’re very happy to have placed our coffee at the Bantam and Northville Markets! Thanks to David Brenner for his enthusiasm for our coffee. The new twelve-oz bag is looking good, and we’ll provide a steady supply of blends and single-origins to make your coffee maker sing.
We’re excited to announce that The Pantry here in Washington CT is now serving Zero Prophet Coffee! Thanks to Keith and Zoe for their enthusiasm for ZPC and for endeavoring to quaff multiple prototypes in search of the zone of bliss that is The Pantry blend. It’s a coffee meant to be enjoyed on its own or with a delicious dessert, and it will be available for purchase by the bag there as well.
Thanks to the Horans for bringing our coffee to their beautiful farm stand here in Washington CT! Locals know this organic CSA farm well, and if it’s new to you, read all about it here.
Thanks for the great write-up, Litchfield Magazine! We’re in great company, as you’ll see when you check out the July/August Food Issue of litchfieldmagazine.com.
Thanks to the generosity and enthusiasm of Mermaid Farm & Dairy for spreading word about Zero Prophet Coffee on Martha’s Vineyard! We’re happy to say that ZPC is now also available at another essential spot on the island, Morning Glory Farm. We’re honored that these excellent farm stores are enjoying the coffee and we’re grateful to them and to our customers on our favorite island for their support.
Thanks to Caitlin at Mermaid Farm & Dairy for bringing Zero Prophet Coffee to the Vineyard! If you’re lucky enough to find yourself on the island, head over to Mermaid Farm at 9 Middle Road in Chilmark to shop for the best cheese, lassi, and more. You might also be able to say hi to Lassi! See here for info.
Our coffee is now at Phinney’s in Newtown, CT, a great little food store that you should definitely check out if you are in the area. It’s a beautiful place to shop & Steve and Gayle are helpful and knowledgeable, and have an abundance of well-chosen items for the kitchen/larder. They can be found here.
Thanks to Elin and Larry for introducing Zero Prophet Coffee to Vermont! You can now find two classics, Timor and Uganda, in bulk at the Middlebury Natural Foods Co-op. The Co-op is a fantastic place, and we are so happy to offer our coffee there.
We are happy to report that Zero Prophet Coffee is now a certified Organic roaster. Thanks to Baystate Organic Certifiers, which has been very helpful in our transition. What it means: all our coffee is certified organic and all practices in the roastery are certified to preserve the integrity of that designation. We are eager to get more of our coffee out there now, with the familiar USDA Organic label added to those fun bags designed by Zeb!
Thinking about this time of flux and uncertainty, it is reassuring to know that the supply of good coffee is strong and steady! Although the pandemic has caused incredible disruption for everyone, thanks to the perseverance of our local stores, The Smithy, New Morning Market, and the Washington Food Market, it’s still possible to find groceries (including our coffee) and stay in touch with people that way. Online sales are steady, so thanks to all our customers for dealing with the website and waiting patiently for delivery. We are now in the process of renovating an inventory room so that we can roast more coffee, and certify the roastery itself as organic. We are looking at the functionality of online sales and subscriptions, and looking forward to when it will be possible to expand distribution regionally. Lastly, big thanks to Rural Intelligence for featuring our coffee in a recent post!
Our first bourbon barrel-aged coffee is appearing this week on the shelf at The Smithy in New Preston. Thanks to the generosity of Litchfield Distillery, we have a fabulous Kentucky oak barrel that has imparted its virtue to fifty lbs (so far!) of fine Organic Nicaragua Jinotega coffee beans. There are notes of vanilla, toffee, and fig. We will leave the rest of the description up to you! Recommended (highly) for use as an espresso, with steamed milk. You will not be disappointed!
Thank you to the great folks at the Hummingbird Cafe in Torrington CT for adding our coffee to their menu! Head over there for a freshly brewed cup of coffee and a super healthy assortment of other items — also, just to hang out and enjoy the company of genuinely kind people, who read Tintin.
We are happy to announce that we’ll be serving up individual pour-over coffee at the 5 Senses Festival! Our table will transform the haze of midmorning into vivid perception, from 10-11am each day of the festival except for the last two. Click here for all info about this great event & bring your curiosity and undying need for a stout cup! We’ll be happy to see you, and we’ll also be selling some coffee you can take home if you wanna.