Carrabassett Coffee Company

Carrabassett Coffee Company has been roasting in Kingfield, Maine for thirty years and is celebrating the anniversary in 2025-2026. The brand supplies a long list of Maine inns and B&Bs across the state, which is how most out-of-state customers first encounter it. The bag at the breakfast buffet you ended up loving over a long weekend. Then you track it down to ship beans home, and there's a whole world inside the catalog you didn't know about. The Kingfield shop sells beans and offers restroom breaks for travelers, but it does not serve coffee to drink on premise. Samples sometimes appear at the counter. The selection is wide and unapologetically flavored. Sunrise, Acadia, Schooner, Einstein, Rooster, Jamaican Me Crazy, Bad Dog, Coconut, blueberry cobbler, banana bread, toffee, Chocolate Raspberry around the holidays. Sunrise gets named most often by B&B guests trying to recreate the inn experience at home, which tells you which bag is on the breakfast table at the most properties. The Rooster dark roast is the move for darker drinkers who want roast character over flavor notes. The Einstein in percolator grind is the one that earns the company a unique slot in specialty coffee. If you camp, you already know how hard percolator grind is to find from a roaster who takes the rest of the catalog seriously rather than dismissing percolator brewing as a relic. Carrabassett doesn't dismiss it. Stickers in the order, fast shipping (often within twenty-four hours of the order being placed), and a catalog wide enough that you can order something different every other month for a year without repeating the bag. Best fit for home brewers and campers who want a wide flavored-coffee lineup and a hard-to-find percolator grind, plus Maine-loving customers chasing the inn breakfast memory back into their own kitchen. Not a stop for sit-down coffee, full stop. The Kingfield location is a bean shop with a bathroom, and the operation is honest about that scope. Plan around it before driving over.