Starling Farm Coffee

Starling Farm CoffeeIntroducing Starling Farm Coffee: A collaboration between Gregory Alan Isakov Queen City Collective Coffee Born from a shared love of music, land, and the people who care for it, Starling Farm Coffee supports small scale, biodynamic agricultural practices as well as education, fostering a more sustainable future for us all. This light medium roast Nicaraguan coffee comes from the Corrales family farms in the beautiful highlands of Matagalpa. It's

Introducing Starling Farm Coffee: A collaboration between Gregory Alan Isakov × Queen City Collective Coffee

Born from a shared love of music, land, and the people who care for it, Starling Farm Coffee supports small-scale, biodynamic agricultural practices as well as education, fostering a more sustainable future for us all. This light/medium roast Nicaraguan coffee comes from the Corrales family farms in the beautiful highlands of Matagalpa. It's coffee grown with intention, care, and connection.

Packaged in a limited-edition reusable tin can. Each can is a work of art in its own right. Use it, refill it, plant seeds in it, or keep it on your shelf as a reminder that beauty and sustainability can live side by side.

Better yet, bring it back. As part of Queen City’s Cowpoke refill program, swing by the QC roastery at 1415 W. Cedar Ave in Denver on the last Friday of every month for discounted coffee refills. We're posted up with free chicken and beer, good music, and even better company.

Be kind to the Earth and She'll return the favor.

Artwork by Christian Watson.