We have partnered with a local business to make it easier for you to get fresh roasted deliciousness!!

Now you can pick out your favorite beans here, pay for them online and pick them up at: Grand Haven re:MADE

Just make your selection and select “Pick up in Grand Haven” during the payment cycle. We’ll get your order ready, drop it off at re:MADE and send you a email telling you that your order is ready. Drop by the store on 14 S. Beechtree, Grand Haven 49417 during business hours and they will hand you your order.

It’s that simple and that yummmy!

My rule of thumb is 1 measure for every 2 cups of brewed coffee. In my house a coffee measure is two tbsps.

So really it’s one tbsp per cup. If I am making a 10 cup pot o’ coffee then 5 measures plus a half measure for the house. 🙂

Take a look through the photos and see if you can find the Starbucks cup. A free bag of coffee to the first person to tell me where it is.

Congrats to Mary W. for finding the cup!!

The cup can be found here: https://devinebrew.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/mitzi.jpg

We are considered a ‘cottage food operation’ by the state of Michigan. As a cottage food operator we are not allowed to sell online and ship. So for now we can sell on line but we have to physically hand the product directly to the consumer. So local pickup, roadside stand and farm markets, etc. We are pursuing the necessary measures that will let us sell and ship online. For now we are willing to deliver anywhere within the 49417 zip code.

We sell all of our coffees in whole bean packages. This is because coffee begins oxidation once it has been ground. Your beans have oil and aromatic properties that are released by grinding – this is why we suggest only grinding what you need prior to brewing. If, however you don’t own a grinder and don’t want to buy a grinder, you can order your coffee ground from Devine Brew. Just click the “Grind it!” checkbox and we’ll grind it for you. If you do plan on buying a grinder, we suggest a burr grinder over blade grinders. Burr grinders will give you a more even grind.

Now pour a cup, take a long smell of that wonderful aroma, sip and smile. 🙂

My very first coffee was a dark Colombian. It tasted wonderful and at the time my cat Mojo was in and out of the basement area where I was roasting it. So I named it after him : Mr. Mojo. I liked the idea of naming my coffees after beloved animals because they, like my coffees are / were unique. Most of the pets featured have sadly gone over the rainbow bridge but they are still in my heart and it makes me smile just seeing their names on the bags of my favorite coffee’s.

/sd