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Events
Our first cupping is here!
This is Dancing Goat's first cupping event, where we will try out some new roasts, enjoy new coffees, and have a good time.
- When: 8/12/2026 2:00 PM
- Where: Boston coffee place
- What: Bolivia Finca Illimani, Brazil Natural Barra Grande, Colombia Carlos Imbachi, El Salvador Finca San Jose
Brew your business
Join our masterclass to find out how best to grow your coffee business. We’ll share all the product, marketing, and sales resources you need. Plus, meet with other members of the coffee community.
- When: 8/26/2026 9:00 AM
Live coffee Q&A
Join our experts as they reveal everything all new partners need to succeed. We’re ready to answer any questions you have about the world of coffee.
- When: 9/10/2026 4:30 PM
Latest article
September 9
Coffee processing techniques
Learn about the techniques of processing the products of coffee plants. Different methods are used in different parts of the world depending mainly on their weather conditions.
August 17
Origins of Arabica Bourbon
This one particular type of coffee, the Arabica Bourbon, is now sold only in Japan. It has been brought back to life by enthusiasts after being almost forgotten for nearly sixty years.
August 12
On Roasts
Roasting coffee beans can take from 6 to 13 minutes. Different roasting times produce different types of coffee, with varying concentration of caffeine and intensity of the original flavor.
August 8
Donate with us
Dancing Goat regularly donates money to Children in Africa, a foundation that helps children with food, accommodation, education and others. Create a better world and donate with us.
July 30
Which brewing fits you?
We have put down three procedures with clearly written steps describing the process of making coffee. Read this article to convince yourself that brewing coffee is no science.
Our Story
At Dancing Goat, we strive to do things right. Not only do we source the best coffees you can get your hands on. We also make sure we have a direct relationship with our farmers. Visiting the micro farms where we source our coffees is our daily bread. This way, we can guarantee the highest quality standard all year long. No middle-men, no unfair shares. Our farmers get the best deal possible. So do you.
Buying coffee at Dancing Goat, I can always be sure about its origin. They provide information not only about the country and region my coffee came from but also about the specific farm where the beans originated. That tells me my coffee was crafted with care.
