Our Commitment to a Greener Planet

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Compostable Products

In order to reduce our plastic waste, we package and use several compostable and/or biodegradable items. Our "plastic" cups, coffee bags, and carry out plastic bags are a few of these items.

We also separate our used coffee grinds from the trash, making it available for home gardeners & compost enthusiasts upon request.

Rainforest Coffees

We take pride in the quality of coffees that we present to our customers. That's why we source green beans from organic, fair trade, shade grown, and Rainforest Alliance Certified producers. In addition, we strive to choose beans grown by small family businesses such as ourselves.

Honeybee Preservation

Grover's Mill Coffee owns and operates Rebel Apiaries, a honeybee preservation effort. We place our hives on local organic farms in order to help preserve the honeybee population and assist the farm in growing top-quality produce. Our raw honey is available for purchase in store (when in season)

Sustainable Animal Proteins

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Healthy Alternatives to Traditional Sources

 

Pasture-Raised & Humane

While traditional meats such as pork and beef have negative effects on both our bodies and on climate change, we source high-quality
animal alternatives such as:
Elk
Venison
Wild Boar
Bison
Pheasant

Unlike mainstream factory farms, these animals are never given growth stimulants, hormones, antibiotics, or steroids.

You can find these amazing sources of meat in our homemade soups and stews which we offer daily.

 

All wild game proteins that we source are sustainably
pasture raised in a humane environment, allowing the animals to have access to clean water, fresh wild grasses, open space, and vegetarian grains. This process of raising animals with respect, care, and proper nutrition provides us with wholesome foods that pack incredible health benefits.

These animals have a positive effect on their surrounding environment as they are native to where they are raised and as a result, are able to fulfill their role as natural and beneficial foragers who replenish the land they graze upon.