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Concord, NC, North Carolina · Specialty Coffee Brand Deep Dive

Broken Compass

Broken Compass brand artwork
IndependentRoasts its own coffeeSourcing: Farm & producer level
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Broken Compass Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee roastery and cafe located in Concord, North Carolina, that emphasizes the intersection of craft and community. As a proudly Guatemalan-owned establishment, the brand focuses on small-batch roasting to highlight the unique characteristics of its beans while maintaining a strong commitment to supply chain transparency. They prioritize direct producer relationships to ensure that every cup served tells a story of cultural authenticity and ethical sourcing. By bridging the gap between traditional coffee culture and local engagement, the roastery serves as a hub for coffee enthusiasts seeking both quality and traceability in their daily brew.

Ownership
Broken Compass Coffee Roasters is an independent, Guatemalan-owned business based in Concord, North Carolina.
Roasting
Reported to roast in-house.
What it's known for
The brand is known for its small-batch, hand-roasted specialty coffee and its commitment to transparency and community connection.
Sourcing countries
Colombia · Guatemala
Farm-level sourcing
The brand emphasizes clear traceability and fosters direct relationships with producers. They highlight specific producers, such as Paola Trujillo of Patio Bonito in Colombia, and offer both single-origin coffees and blends.
Notable coffees
  • — Patio Bonito (Colombia, produced by Paola Trujillo)
  • — Alma (Guatemalan blend)
Documented coffee offerings

Coffees researched from Broken Compass

These are examples recorded during editorial research. They are not a live product feed. The coffee, lot, price, and availability may have changed. We have not necessarily brewed these coffees ourselves.

Felipe Trujillo Castillo Coffee - Black Honey Process

Colombia · Black Honey

The roaster's tasting notes are not explicitly detailed on the product page.

Original roaster or listing source

Solano Family Red Bourbon Coffee - Washed Process

Colombia · Washed

The roaster's tasting notes are not explicitly detailed on the product page.

Original roaster or listing source

External customer, cafe, marketplace, and class ratings are not comparable measures of the quality of an individual coffee. We do not convert them into original tasting scores or brand-wide star ratings. Our independent reviews are published separately after a coffee has actually been brewed and evaluated.

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Retailer information: Broken Compass

Documented physical retailers
Historical source note (not live inventory): The brand operates a physical cafe and retail space in Concord, NC, where they sell bags of their roasted coffee.
Physical
Documented online sources
Historical source note (not live inventory): The brand sells a rotating selection of their hand-roasted coffee beans directly through their website.
Website
Historical source note (not live inventory): The brand offers a subscription service for recurring coffee deliveries.
Website

I was able to verify the brand's physical cafe location in Concord, NC, and their direct-to-consumer online store and subscription service; no third-party retail partners were confirmed.

These references come from public store locators, retailer listings and brand materials. Last checked Oct 24, 2026. They are research links, not proof of current stock or a buying recommendation. Verify availability, price and location directly with the source.
Research disclosure — this profile was compiled from public online sources on 2026-10-05. This company overview is not a tasting review. Original tasting reviews are labeled separately when they exist. Ownership, roasting and sourcing details are attributed to documented sources. I could not verify the specific founding year or any formal, named philanthropic programs, as the brand's public-facing materials focus on general community connection rather than specific charitable partnerships.