Low acid craft coffee

Coffee that loves you back.

Rich, smooth, low-acid coffee. Thoughtfully sourced, roasted in small batches, and third-party tested for mold and mycotoxins.

Grown at high altitude, Roasted at altitude in Denver CO, 100% arabica

Small batchHigh-altitude grownMold & mycotoxin cleanLow acid

Smoothness starts at the source.

Great low-acid coffee doesn't happen by accident. From carefully selected beans to our slow, small-batch roasting process, every step is designed to bring out rich flavor without the harsh bite.

01 — Origin

Better beans from the beginning.

We carefully select specialty-grade Arabica beans from high-altitude growing regions, with a focus on quality, flavor, and balance.

02 — Roast

Small batches. Big attention to detail.

Roasted low and slow in Denver, Colorado, to develop rich flavor, natural sweetness, and a smoother finish.

03 — Cup

Full flavor. Less bite.

Rich, balanced, and satisfying. Everything you love about great coffee, without the harsh acidity.

What sets Clean Coffee apart.

From sourcing to roasting, we're intentional about every step. Here's what makes our approach different.

What matters Clean Coffee Co Typical supermarket bag
Where it grows High altitude, mineral-rich soil Blended, often low-grown
Bean grade 100% arabica, specialty grade Arabica / robusta blends
Roast Small batch at altitude, low temp High-volume, high heat
Acidity Low by origin and roast Often sharp and sour
Mold & mycotoxins Clean — no musty beans, ever Rarely disclosed
Freshness Valve-sealed, dated Months on a shelf
SHOP THE BLENDS

Four roasts. Find your favorite.

From smooth and mellow to rich and bold, there's a Clean Coffee roast for every kind of coffee lover.

MEDIUMCanopy (Medium Roast)

Canopy (Medium Roast)

Costa Rica · Medium roast

Milk chocolate, roasted nuts, toasted malt.

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MED · DARKEquatorial (Medium / Dark Roast)

Equatorial (Medium / Dark Roast)

Papua New Guinea · Medium dark

Milk chocolate, roasted almonds, vanilla.

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DARKCloud Forest (Dark Roast)

Cloud Forest (Dark Roast)

Honduras · Dark roast

Dark chocolate, toasted malts, brown sugar.

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ORGANIC ESPRESSOOrganic Espresso

Organic Espresso

Sumatra · Espresso roast

Cocoa, molasses, a syrupy finish.

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Not your cup? Tell us.

First bag isn't right, we'll swap the roast or refund it. No forms, no hoops.

Subscriptions stay flexible

Skip, swap or cancel from your account. No phone calls, no retention maze.

Real people answer

Questions about acidity, origins or brewing — reply to any email and you'll reach us.

60-SECOND ROAST FINDER

Not sure which roast is right for you?

Answer three quick questions, and we'll help you find your perfect match.

Question 1 of 3

How do you usually drink it?

FROM CROP TO CUP

What "clean" actually means here.

Sourced in rhythm with the land

Sourced in rhythm with the land

Lots from farmers working tropical, mineral-rich soil at high altitude.

Roasted small, roasted gently

Roasted small, roasted gently

Small batches on a slow curve — the roast where sweetness develops and harshness doesn't.

Sealed to stay fresh

Sealed to stay fresh

Bagged in Denver with a one-way valve, so what lands on your counter still tastes the way it left the roaster.

We started this because we missed coffee.
OUR STORY

We started this because we missed coffee.

Clean Coffee Co began with a simple, stubborn question: why should a sensitive stomach mean settling for coffee that tastes like a compromise? So we went looking for beans that are naturally gentle, and learned to roast them in a way that keeps every bit of the flavor and none of the sting.

Everything still comes out of our roastery in Denver, Colorado — small batches, in rhythm with the farms we buy from.

Discover what makes our coffee different →

Make every cup count.

Ratios we use at the roastery. Start here, adjust to taste.

Pour over 1:16

22g, medium grind, 350g water at 200F.Bloom 40 sec, finish by 3:00

Drip 2 tbsp

Medium grind, fresh filter, Two tablespoons per 7oz water.Two tablespoons per 7oz water

French press 4:00

Coarse grind, Per 1:15 ratio.Four minutes steeping, press slowly and decant right away