📌 Astoria, New York
Mighty Oak Roasters operates a thriving high-volume café roastery. Specializing in wood-fired roasting, they offer 4 year-round blends and a rotating selection of single-origin coffees. Their wholesale program provides complimentary on-site training and calibration (location-dependent) to ensure partners serve exceptional coffee. Additionally, they supply locally-produced cold brew concentrate, versatile for both beverages and cocktails.
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How to Connect
Peter Moses
moses@mightyoakroasters.com
(917) 789-8007
2801 24th Avenue
Astoria, NY 11102
Fast Facts
- $61 or more per five-pound bag
- Provide free training and dialing in at our customer’s business
- Sells cold brew concentrate locally.
- First wood-fired coffee roaster in New York in close to a century
Services Offered
| 🟢 Coffee training and resources | ❌ Private / white labeling services | ❌ Fair Trade / Organic beans |
| 🟢 Business consulting | ❌ Flavored coffee beans | ❌ Equipment and supplies sales |
| 🟢 Equipment technical support | ❌ Single-serve coffee products | ❌ Fundraising programs |
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