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Wolf and Mermaid Enchanted Cafe and Coffee Roasters

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IndependentRoasts its own coffeeSourcing: Origin / region level
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Wolf and Mermaid Enchanted Cafe is a New Mexico-based coffee roaster that combines a passion for biochemistry and business to create an immersive, magical cafe experience. The company has expanded rapidly from farmers market origins to multiple cafe locations and a food-service contract with the Los Alamos National Laboratory. They emphasize small-batch roasting and community engagement through regular events and live performances.

Ownership
The brand is independent and family-owned, co-founded and operated by Scott Baird and Kate Kudynska.
Founded
2022
Roasting
Reported to roast in-house.
What it's known for
Wolf and Mermaid is known for its enchanted, community-focused atmosphere, hosting events like sip-and-paint nights and live music, while serving small-batch, single-origin coffee.
Sourcing countries
Costa Rica · Brazil · Mexico
Farm-level sourcing
The brand sources coffee from specific countries including Costa Rica, Brazil, and Mexico. They focus on small-batch, single-origin blends but do not publicly name specific farms or producers.
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Research disclosure — this profile was compiled from public online sources on 2026-10-26. 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. While the brand mentions sourcing from Central America, South America, and Africa in some coverage, their website specifically lists Costa Rica, Brazil, and Mexico, and I could not verify specific farm names.