Bee Bread Blend
Jammy and fresh cranberry, with cacao, a boozy acidity, and a candy-like sweetness.
Castle Rock, Colorado · Est. 2024
Small-batch specialty coffee, roasted by our family close to home.
Castle Rock, Colorado · Est. 2024
Specialty coffee, roasted in small batches in Castle Rock. Curated single origins and signature blends, globally sourced and locally roasted.
Jammy and fresh cranberry, with cacao, a boozy acidity, and a candy-like sweetness.
Toffee, malt, and sugar cane juice with a pleasantly crisp acidity and a soft mouthfeel.
Jammy papaya and chocolate flavors with tart acidity and good sweetness.
Amaretto, spices, and mild fresh coffee cherry flavors with a tart acidity and mild fruit-like sweetness.

Featured origin
The roastery
Unlike pre-roasted beans that sit on shelves for months, we roast in small batches right here in Castle Rock, so there's fresh coffee ready when you order, or we roast specifically for your order.
Every batch runs through our Mill City MCR-1 drum roaster, with each profile tracked in RoastPATH and cupped before it ships. Scientific precision plus experience and intuition means a vibrant flavor and rich aroma in every cup, with lighter roasts that let each origin's notes shine through.
Roasted
Small batch, to order
Roaster
Mill City MCR-1 with RoastPATH
Focus
Light and medium roasts
Our single-serve coffee bags steep right in your cup, like tea. The rich, fresh taste of Apis Coffee, anywhere.
Add one bag to 8 oz of hot water.
Gently saturate the bag a few times.
Let it steep for 4 to 5 minutes. Sip.
Our story
Apis is Latin for honeybee: small, tireless, devoted to the work. We're a family roastery in Castle Rock, Colorado, sourcing coffee from growers around the world and roasting it close to home, so your morning cup tastes like it should.
Partnerships
Stand out with custom-crafted coffee. Choose single origins or signature blends roasted on demand, packed in single-serve bags for milestones, events, and thanking clients.
We believe in transparency
We're proud to offer specialty roasted coffee crafted with care and passion, from our home roastery in Castle Rock.
Please note
This product was produced in a home kitchen that is not subject to state licensure or inspection. This product is not intended for resale.
A summary of what we want to share about Colorado Cottage Laws. For complete information, see the Colorado Cottage Foods Act.
Yes. Internet sales are allowed. The mechanism of direct product delivery can be determined between the producer and the informed end consumer as long as it does not involve interstate commerce.
An informed consumer is a consumer who has been provided with general product information including the product name, address where the food was prepared, current telephone number or email address of the producer, date the food was produced, ingredients, and a disclaimer that the food was prepared in a home kitchen not subject to licensure or inspection and that it may contain common food allergens. An end consumer is the person who purchases and consumes the product.
Yes. A producer or their designated representative can sell and deliver the product directly to an informed end consumer.
Products must be delivered directly from producer to an informed end consumer and cannot be resold. Products cannot be sold to restaurants or grocery stores, and may only be sold in Colorado. At the point of sale, a placard, sign or card must clearly display the disclaimer: "This product was produced in a home kitchen that is not subject to state licensure or inspection. This product is not intended for resale."