That's us!

We care about coffee, and we want you to care about it too.

Every step in the artisan coffee chain—from growing to harvesting to processing to roasting and finally to brewing—requires care, attention and most of all, passion about the final result.

Coffee is an agricultural product, whose quality varies according to season, harvesting, milling and sorting practices at origin and roasting profiles. We seek out direct relationships with farms, in order to create dialogue with growers so they can understand and act on the expectations we have for the coffee we roast. At the same time, such relationships enable New Harvest to witness and verify first-hand that the higher prices we pay for these beans benefits coffee-growing communities at large.

The next step is roasting. At our Roastery, we are constantly evaluating our roasting practices and fine-tuning our roast profiles to achieve exceptional results. We test our roasts across a full spectrum of brewing methods, to ensure that both our wholesale and retail customers have the opportunity to brew the best cup possible.

We are also dedicated to building a thriving artisan coffee community, one in which food service businesses and consumers learn to appreciate how great coffee can be. We feel that this is the path to true sustainability. As more coffee drinkers understand the complexity and potential of their morning brew, coffee growers will reap the benefits. We achieve this through the intensive training we offer our wholesale and retail customers, as well as the many events and demonstrations we hold at our Pawtucket Training Center, farmers’ markets and regional grocery stores in New England. We also offer onsite training throughout the Northeast and Mid Atlantic regions.

To put it simply, our goal is to encourage you to engage with coffee. Treated with great care at every link in the chain, it inspires. But as we often say, there’s nothing easy about great coffee. Even after it leaves our Roastery, there is still work to be done. That is why we strive to provide you with the information and expertise to fully realize the potential of our coffee.

Where to Buy

In Rhode Island:

Whole Bean & Ground Coffee Only
store name location
Urban Greens Providence
Whole Foods Market, University Heights Providence
Whole Foods Market, Waterman Street Providence
Whole Foods Market, Garden City Cranston
Wakefield Liquors/Store Four Wakefield
Foodworks Smithfield
Whole Bean, Ground Coffee & By the Cup
store name location
Olga's Cup & Saucer Providence
Pastiche Fine Desserts Providence
Coastal Growers Farmers' Market Saunderstown
Seven Stars Bakery Hope Street Providence
Seven Stars Bakery Broadway Providence
Seven Stars Bakery Rumford East Providence
White Electric Coffee Providence
Bristol Bakery Bristol
East Greenwich Farmers' Market East Greenwich
Village Hearth Jamestown
Hope Street Farmers' Market Providence
Coffee Depot Warren
Market at Cutler Mills Warren
Watch Hill Coffee Co. Westerly
Vecchia Roma Providence
Wintertime Market Pawtucket
The Cooked Goose Westerly
By the Cup
store name location
Bee Hive Cafe Bristol
Brickmill Dessert Cafe Wakefield
Cable Car Cinema Providence
Garden Grille Pawtucket
Jennifer's Chocolates Wakefield
Hooley's Newport
La Laiterie Providence
Le Central Bistro Bristol
Liberty Elm Diner Providence
Local 121 Providence
Mermaid Cafe Westerly
Ocean State Chocolate Wickford
Overly Delicious Pawtucket
Red Fez Providence
Taqueria Pacifica Providence
The Sunnyside Warren
Sapo Burritos Newport
Three Sisters Cafe Providence
Tiverton Coffeehouse Tiverton
West River Cafe Providence

Elsewhere:

store name location
Belushi Pisano Gallery Martha's Vineyard
Connect Downtown Urbana, OH
Cosmic Cup Coffee Co. Easton, PA
Cuppers Cafe Somerset, MA
Foods for Living East Lansing, MI
Fuel New Haven, CT
Legal Grounds Hamden, CT
Morning Glory Coffeehouse Pittsburgh, PA
New London Inn New London, NH
New Options Cafe Fitchburg, MA
Peaberry's Riegelsville, PA
Perk Place Atlanta, GA
Redhead Café Solon, IA
Rockwell's at the Inn New London, NH
Southend Formaggio Boston, MA
Ula Coffeehouse Jamaica Plain, MA
Whole Foods Market, Bellingham Bellingham, MA
Whole Foods Market, Brighton Brighton, MA
Whole Foods Market, Fresh Pond Cambridge, MA
Whole Foods Market, West Hartford Hartford, CT

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