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Bean and Bean Coffee Roasters

IndependentRoasts its own coffeeSourcing: Farm level

TagsBean and Bean Coffee Roasters Peru Panama Ethiopia Taiwan Independent Farm level Roasts in-house

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Bean & Bean is a New York-based specialty coffee roaster founded in 2008 by a mother-daughter team of certified Q Graders. The company operates a roastery in Queens and several cafes, focusing on high-quality microlots and promoting gender equity by supporting women-led coffee farms. They are committed to intentional sourcing and roasting practices to highlight the unique characteristics of their beans.

Ownership

Bean & Bean is an independent, family-owned business founded and operated by the mother-daughter duo Rachel and Jiyoon Han.

Founded

2008

Roasting

Roasts its own coffee.

What it's known for

The brand is known for being a mother-daughter Q Grader-led operation that prioritizes gender equity in the coffee supply chain by sourcing a significant portion of its coffee from women-led farms.

Sourcing countries

Peru · Panama · Ethiopia · Taiwan

Farm-level sourcing

The brand sources microlots and nanolots, often naming specific farms or projects such as Peru Las Damas or Panama Hachi Coffee Project. They emphasize sourcing from women-led farms and producers recognized by organizations like the Cup of Excellence. Their offerings include both single-origin coffees and seasonal blends.

Notable coffees

— Peru Las Damas
— Santa Felisa Gesha Washed
— Panama Hachi Coffee Project “GIN”
— Taiwan Alishan Royal Bean Gesha Washed
— Minas Gerais Yellow Catucai
— Ethiopia Sidamo

Sources used in this deep dive

Research disclosure — this profile was compiled from public online sources on 2026-09-29. It is not a review: we have not tasted this brand's coffee. Ownership, roasting and sourcing claims belong to the brand and its published materials. While the brand highlights its commitment to women-led farms, the exact percentage of total volume sourced from women-owned farms versus other sources is not explicitly quantified in public documentation.