Jocelyn Coffee Roasting

02/12/2025

’Tis the season, our Winter Brew is back!

Crafted from a balanced blend of Guatemala Huehuetenango and Vietnam, this medium-dark roast delivers smooth, earthy notes with a rich, comforting finish.

It’s the perfect stocking stuffer or hostess gift for all your holiday gatherings. Give the gift everyone loves to receive: delicious, thoughtfully roasted coffee!

Available to shop online at jcoffeeroasting.com ❄

07/11/2025

JCR merch is here! Your weekend lineup: tote ✔️ beanie ✔️ tumbler ✔️

Perfect for your farmers market stroll or morning coffee stop. Snag your favorites before they’re gone!

Snap a pic and share it with us, we would love to see you rocking JCR out & about 😊

04/11/2025

Just dropped! Our new Nicaragua Claudia Rivera — a women-produced, single-origin coffee. Naturally processed and roasted light for notes of ripe berry, cherry, and a touch of sweetness. Don’t miss this one! 🍒✨

Swipe to see the beautiful La Virgen farm, where this exceptional coffee was grown by the incredible Claudia Rivera 🌿☕️

30/10/2025

With the pause in SNAP benefits, many people are facing even greater challenges. At JCR, we’re donating a portion of this month’s proceeds to local food banks to help support our neighbors in need.

My goal is to continue showing up for our community — so if you know of a food bank in the Greater Seattle area that could use a little extra support, please send me a DM.
us has an amazing, extensive list of resources available on their page that can be downloaded as a PDF and shared.

22/09/2025

Spend less. Sip more. Enjoy 20% off Everything! From the Nitro Cold Brew to the cozy new Autumn Roast and all your fav JCR staples. 🍂 ☕️

No code required.

16/09/2025

Your favorite roast is back! This cozy blend of Guatemala and Brazil has a rich body with delicious notes of chocolate and a warm hint of baking spice. 🍁☕

Shop online at jcoffeeroasting.com!

26/08/2025

August’s Rooted in Community Donation: .w.i.r.p ✨

NorthwNorthwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP) was founded in response to the urgent need for legal support for Central American refugees fleeing civil war violence. Facing deportation without legal representation, many found refuge in Seattle churches through the Sanctuary Movement. A dedicated group of advocates mobilized volunteer attorneys to fight for their asylum. As immigration laws evolved, NWIRP expanded its mission to provide legal aid to immigrants and refugees worldwide, ensuring access to justice and protection.

JCR is proud to contribute to and support this incredible organization this month.

20/08/2025

31/07/2025

Meet Luzma! I feel so lucky to have met Luzma who is the producer of the Santa Elena Costa Rica coffee. It was so lovely to chat with her and learn about her farm and the story behind her coffee.

She’ll be joining me today at the around 3pm! Come by and say hi. It’s a rare treat to have a producer here in person and I’m so excited for you all to meet her!

09/07/2025

NEW Women-Produced Costa Rica has arrived! ☕

From playing with coffee beans as a child to producing some of Costa Rica’s finest coffees, Luz Marina Trujillo is a master of her craft. Her Tarrazú coffees are bright, sweet, and elegant.

Luz Marina cares for her coffee, her people, and the planet. She utilizes a closed-loop system with composting worms to nourish her farm naturally, protects the clean rivers of Tarrazú with advanced water treatment, and provides her team with excellent housing, healthcare, and clean drinking water. We're proud to offer her coffee in this latest launch!

This coffee is nutty, with hints of brown sugar and a smooth chocolate finish. 🍫✨

Shop it online or in person at the or .farmers.market 🛒➡

20/06/2025

Summer is officially here — and so is market season! Come soak up the sunshine and shop local 🌿🌞

Catch Jocelyn Coffee Roasting at your favorite neighborhood markets:

🌼 Thursdays at Bellevue Farmers Market | 3–7:30 PM
🌼 Saturdays at Shoreline Farmers Market | 10 AM–2 PM

Please check the link in bio for our events calendar to see exact Thursdays & Saturdays we'll be at the markets!

Swing by, say hi, and grab your favorite brew! ☕✨

19/06/2025

Books to Prisoners is a Seattle-based nonprofit dedicated to promoting literacy and self-empowerment among incarcerated individuals. Since the 1970s, they've mailed tens of thousands of free books annually to people in prisons across the U.S., responding to over 1,000 book requests each month. Their work supports education, vocational training, and personal growth while also advocating against restrictive prison policies on reading. Operated largely by volunteers and funded by small donations, the organization relies on community support to keep books—and hope—moving behind bars.

We're proud to have donated a portion of last month’s proceeds to support this powerful mission and the transformative impact of books behind bars.