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Keene, New Hampshire, New Hampshire · Specialty Coffee Brand Deep Dive
Terra Nova Organic Coffee Roasters
IndependentRoasts its own coffeeSourcing: Limited public info
Visit Terra Nova Organic Coffee Roasters's site Terra Nova Organic Coffee Roasters is a New Hampshire-based roastery that specializes in 100% USDA Organic, small-batch coffee. Operating out of a dedicated roastery and cafe in Keene, the company focuses on sustainable, ethically sourced beans and transparent supply chain practices. They serve both local customers through their cafe and a wider audience via their online subscription and retail store.
Ownership
Terra Nova is an independent, family-owned and operated business. It was purchased in 2011 by Jeff and Eliza Murphy, who transitioned the operation from a barn-based business to a dedicated roastery and cafe in downtown Keene.
Founded
2005
Roasting
Roasts its own coffee.
What it's known for
Terra Nova is known for being a dedicated 100% USDA Organic coffee roaster in New England. They are recognized for their small-batch roasting process and their commitment to ethical, environmentally responsible sourcing.
Sourcing countries
Peru · Sumatra
Farm-level sourcing
The brand emphasizes sourcing 100% USDA Organic arabica beans and claims to track beans back to their origin, including international organic certifications. While they highlight specific origins like Peru and Sumatra, they do not consistently publish specific farm or producer names for their current offerings on their website. Their coffee lineup consists of both single-origin offerings and signature blends.
Notable coffees
- — Peru Kovachii
- — Big Dipper Coffee
- — Equatorial Bold Coffee
- — Red House Coffee
- — French Roast
- — Sumatra Organic Coffee
Sources used in this deep dive
Research disclosure — this profile was compiled from public online sources on 2026-09-28. 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 claims to track every bean back to its origin, I could not verify specific farm or farmer names for their current product catalog on their website.