Cirque Coffee is a Tulsa-based specialty roaster that focuses on experimental processing methods and light-roast profiles. The brand emphasizes a playful, curiosity-driven approach to coffee while maintaining direct relationships with producers. Since 2024, it has operated under the umbrella of Topeca Coffee.
Corporate ownership disclosure
Cirque Coffee is owned by Topeca Coffee
Cirque Coffee was acquired by Topeca Coffee in 2024 after the original founders sought a partner to ensure the brand's future. Following the acquisition, Cirque's roasting operations were moved to the Topeca Roastery, and the two companies began integrating their coffee operations.
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Ownership
Cirque Coffee was acquired by Topeca Coffee in 2024 after the original founders sought a partner to ensure the brand's future. Following the acquisition, Cirque's roasting operations were moved to the Topeca Roastery, and the two companies began integrating their coffee operations.
Founded
2016
Roasting
Does not roast in-house — coffee is roasted by Topeca Coffee.
What it's known for
Cirque is known for its experimental, light-roast approach to specialty coffee and its playful, boundary-pushing brand identity. It gained local recognition for its innovative shipping container drive-thru model in Tulsa.
Sourcing countries
Ethiopia · Colombia · Guatemala · Brazil
Farm-level sourcing
Cirque sources from producers they know and respect, often highlighting specific farms and farmers for their single-origin offerings and flagship blends. For example, their 'Weirdo' blend features components from specific farms owned by Christian Starry and Mario Melendez, while their 'Chill' series has featured coffee from Finca Monte de Oro.
Research disclosure — this profile was compiled from public online sources on 2026-10-01. 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 identifies specific farmers for its flagship 'Weirdo' blend and 'Chill' series, it does not consistently publish a comprehensive list of all farms for every rotating offering on its website.