Greene's Beans
Hospitality · New Jersey, United States · 11-50 Employees
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Headquarters
313 High St, Hackettstown, New Jersey, 0...Phone Number
(908) 979-0022Website
www.greenesbeans.comRevenue
<$5 MillionIndustry
About Greene's Beans
Greene's Beans focuses on roasting single origin coffees. Our intention is to roast each coffee to its optimal level, allowing it to display its unique "gout de terroir" - distinctive cup characteristics imparted by the local soil, elevation and climate in combination with the coffee varietal(s) grown and processed there. Normally we produce a 'city roast' style - in the medium brown color range. Greene's Beans got its start back in 1995, when Brian Green brought his specialty grade coffee roasts to Sparta! Dave had wanted to start up a business for almost 40 years, and when Brian sold his house in Florida, he and Dave started up the café. Brian was specially trained in the art of coffee bean roasting, working with a mentor at Cooked Corner, taught by the manufacturer of Detrick Roasters, who also provided the certification. Dallas Brothers coffee roasting in Queens also certified our roasting skills, and we get plenty of chances to practice this great art! Both Brian and Dave's wivesRead more
SIC Code 54,546NAICS Code 72,722Show moreGreene's Beans Org Chart
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Greene's Beans focuses on roasting single origin coffees. Our intention is to roast each coffee to its optimal level, allowing it to display its unique "gout de terroir" - distinctive cup characteristics imparted by the local soil, elevation and climate in combination with the coffee varietal(s) grown and processed there. Normally we produce a 'cit... Read More