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This year, DOMA is focusing on our foundation and what makes us, us. One thing I love about DOMA are the sustainability practices we have adopted and followed from the start, and our commitment to always question the status quo, innovate and improve as new methods of decreasing our impact become available. Here are a few ways you can make your own coffee habits more sustainable in 2022: Step 1) Remove single use plastics from your life! Think about your coffee habit—are you a coffee junkie (like me)? Do those road-side drive-thru coffee stands call your name whenever you pass?...

A new year, and the snow is here. Luckily, so is our Winter Wonderland coffee. This coffee is a beautiful blend of washed and natural process Ethiopia coffees from Suke Quto farms, a farm in the Guji region that maintains its volcanic soil through organic recycling, shade trees, and root residue from coffee. We knew we wanted to package this coffee with equally innovative art, so we turned to Seattle-based artist Stasia Burrington and asked her to illustrate something inspired by the phrase “winter wonderland." She knocked it out of the park with a fantastical and cozy winter scene, hot...

A lot of things we create are collaborations, and our newest DEEP all-seasons coffee is a great example. As the DEEP coffee line evolved to a year-round brew, we revamped our label art with the talents of both graphic designer and genius Shelly Tansy (owner at CrowberryCo.) and Mike Daniel, founder and design director at Bunkhouse Collective.   Mike originally created the mountain sketch you’ll see on the forefront of the new label for Protect Our Winters (POW), the organization that inspired this coffee. Shelly married the mountain art with a color scheme meant to evoke feelings you can get...

November is a time for reflecting and giving, but DOMA Coffee gives to organizations throughout the year. Sometimes, a portion of our coffee sales from a specific coffee go to support a specific group, like how our La Bicicletta coffee fueled cycling teams. Other times, we make a direct donation to a group, like Spokane Riverkeeper, or create a fundraising item for an event, like a coffee roasted just for our local literary festival, GetLit! We’re committed to supporting the arts, women, education, and environment that make up our local and global culture, because a healthy community can only be...