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East Greenwich, Rhode Island, Rhode Island · Specialty Coffee Brand Deep Dive
Cooper's Cask Coffee
IndependentRoasts its own coffeeSourcing: Origin / region level
TagsCooper's Cask CoffeeColombiaEthiopiaRwandaSumatraBrazilIndependentOrigin / region levelRoasts in-house
Visit Cooper's Cask Coffee's site Cooper's Cask Coffee is a small-batch, USDA Certified Organic roastery based in Rhode Island that specializes in high-quality, Grade 1 single-origin beans. They are distinguished by their signature barrel-aging process, which infuses coffee beans with flavors from premium whiskey and rum barrels. The company focuses on providing a gourmet experience through careful sourcing and precise roasting techniques.
Ownership
Cooper's Cask Coffee is an independent, family-owned business founded by partners who began by importing and roasting their own coffee beans.
Founded
2015
Roasting
Roasts its own coffee.
What it's known for
The brand is primarily known for its unique barrel-aged coffee line, which involves aging single-origin beans in whiskey and rum barrels, as well as its focus on Grade 1 single-origin coffees.
Sourcing countries
Colombia · Ethiopia · Rwanda · Sumatra · Brazil
Farm-level sourcing
The brand sources Grade 1 single-origin beans from specific geographic regions but does not publicly disclose the names of individual farms or producers. Their offerings consist of single-origin coffees and barrel-aged variations of those origins.
Notable coffees
- — Kentucky Bourbon Barrel (Colombian)
- — Uprising Stout Whiskey (Sumatra)
- — Battle Cry Rye Whiskey (Ethiopian)
- — Thomas Tew Rum (Rwanda)
- — Brazil Medium Dark Roast Espresso
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 emphasizes the use of Grade 1 beans, they do not provide specific farm or producer names on their website, limiting transparency to the country and region level.