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09/07/2026
New single origin!
You may remember this single origin from 2024 - Biru Bekele, the natural process from Ethiopia, is back!
In Odo-Shakiso, Ethiopia’s Oromia region, Biru Bekele has spent his life learning what this land can become. In 2019, after 18 years as a grower, he built a station run today with station manager Mesfin Girma, known for care and quality at every step. This natural coffee dries slowly, cherries fully intact in the sun, patience shaping every cup poured.
Origin: Oromia, Ethiopia
Elevation: 1765 masl
Process: Natural
Variety: Heirloom
Roast Level: Medium
Notes: Berry Danish, Wildflower Honey, Vibrant
Order for delivery or pickup at novelcoffeeroasters.com
08/10/2026
✨ New single origin - Belarminio Ramirez (Natural), Dominican Republic
Last month, we released a creamy, honey process from The Ramirez Estate in the Dominican Republic. This week, we’re excited for you to try the natural process from the same estate.
Since 2017, the Ramirez Estate has refined their aged natural process to produce something truly exceptional. Cherries ferment for 24 hours before drying slowly on raised beds, fruit still intact, deepening into rich, complex flavors. The parchment then rests for a full 12 months. Behind it is a farm that sustains its land, supports its workers, and uplifts the children of its community.
Origin: Cibao, Dominican Republic
Elevation: 1300 masl
Process: Natural
Variety: Red Caturra
Roast Level: Medium-Dark
Notes: Port Wine, Baker’s Chocolate, Funky
Order to ship or pick up at our roastery at novelcoffeeroasters.com
07/06/2026
New single origin!
Last Summer, we released our first-ever single-origin from the Dominican Republic, Belarminio Ramirez. The consensus all around was clear - you all loved this red honey process, and it showed- we ran out much quicker than anticipated!
We’re excited to share that it’s back! While this coffee is great on drip, we recommend this as your next go-to single-origin espresso.
Since 2017, Ramirez Estate has refined their red honey process, leaving fruit on the bean as it dries to develop a deep, syrupy sweetness. 18-hour fermentation and eight weeks of parchment rest, deepen notes of caramel and ripe fruit. Behind it is a farm that cares for its land, workers, and children of its community. Every sip tells that story.
🍒Region: Cibao, Dominican Republic
🍫Variety: Red Caturra
🍒Elevation: 1300 masl
🍫Process: Red Honey
🍒Tastes Like: Black Cherry, Dark Chocolate, Creamy
🍫Roast Level: Dark
06/15/2026
New single origin!
Last week we released a bright, washed process from Burundi. This week, we’re excited for you to try Ntwari, a natural process from Burundi!
Ntwari means “hero” in Kirundi, a name that belongs to many. In Burundi’s Muyinga region, roughly 280 farmers tend their coffee at a scale closer to a garden than a farm, work most often carried out by women. Processed at a women-owned wet mill, this coffee is the result of a community that shows up for one another.
•Origin: Ngozi Province, Burundi
•Elevation: 1683 masl
•Process: Natural
•Variety: Bourbon
•Roast Level: Medium
•Notes: Stewed Berries, Cacao Nibs, Tangy
Order this limited-time single-origin on our site while you can.
06/09/2026
New single origin!
Turihamwe is a washed process from Burundi that is bright and clean with notes of white grape, lemongrass, and pear.
Turihamwe means “together” in Kirundi, and together is exactly how seven women changed the course of their futures. In 2019, these farmers in Burundi’s Ngozi Province pooled their savings to build the country’s first women-owned washing station, taking control of their coffee’s quality and their place in the supply chain.
Head to our site to order, and check out the accompanying playlist our team created for it. The playlist can be found under the description on the website.
05/12/2026
📣Local friends!
The roastery will be closed tomorrow, 5/13, for a team outing.
All roasting and production is on schedule and business as usual. We will be reopen on Thursday 5/14.
-The Novel Team
05/11/2026
We have a new honey process single origin - Don Noe, El Salvador.
Don Noe and his wife meticulously cultivates this exceptional Pacamara on their 3-hectare farm at 1,800 MASL in La Palma. Due to the farm’s isolation and lack of a wet mill, they focus solely on honey and natural processing, drying the coffee on raised beds. This quality-driven coffee is the result of a partnership with Rodrigo Giammattei of Forest Flame, established in 2019.
Along with this new coffee is a new rhythm we’re doing with our coffee releases. Our team has curated a playlist of songs that speak to Don Noe in some way: the origin, the tasting notes, a mood, a memory, even the label color! We hope it adds something to your first sip!
Learn more about Don Noe and listen to the playlist at novelcoffeeroasters.com
04/27/2026
Check out our washed process single-origins:
•Ladies Lot: A balanced brew from Uganda.
•Sierra Azul: We love this Mexico coffee on espresso.
•Edwar Fernandez: Our newest offering. It’s light, clean, and from Peru.
•Bryan Bautista: A delightful Bourbon variety, with an incredible story to match, from Honduras.
04/15/2026
We’re calling this one “Novel’s for Novel”: Reading recommendations based on your favorite Novel Coffees. Swipe to find your perfect pair. 📖
03/10/2026
New single origin: The Ladies’ Lot- a washed coffee from Uganda. 🌺
The Ladies’ Lot highlights the women who have long sustained coffee farming in eastern Uganda. Grown near Mount Elgon and fully washed, this organic Arabica reflects Mountain Harvest’s intentional work to expand opportunity, leadership, and equity for women across the coffee supply chain, strengthening families, communities, and the future of coffee along the way.
•Origin: Mount Elgon, Uganda
•Varieties: Nyasaland, SL-14, SL-28
•Elevation: 1600 - 2000 masl
•Process: Washed
•Tastes Like: Peach Tea, Marzipan, Balanced
•Roast Level: Medium
Order for shipping or for pickup at our roastery.
Address
2800 Shamrock Avenue
Fort Worth, TX
76107
Directions for Public Transport:
1. Take the Red Line train towards Parker Road Station.
2. Get off at the Galatyn Park Station.
3. Head to the bus bay and take Bus no 362 towards Downtown Plano/Legacy West.
4. Get off at the intersection of Jupiter Road and Lookout Drive.
5. Walk straight ahead for approximately 100 meters to reach your destination.
Directions for Driving/Parking:
1. From downtown Dallas, take US-75N towards Richardson/Plano.
2. Exit onto Campbell Road and turn right onto Lookout Drive after crossing the freeway.
3. Turn right again onto Jupiter Road and drive straight ahead for about 0.5 miles.
4. The coffee shop will be on your left-hand side, with parking available in a lot adjacent to the building or along the street if spots are available.
Please note that these directions are not specific to any particular business or location and may have varying accuracy depending on actual destinations sought along Jupiter Rd in proximity to Campbell Rd in Dallas, TX area, so please consult a map or GPS accordingly.
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What people say
Novel Coffee Roasters is a Dallas-based wholesale coffee roaster that has been making waves in Fort Worth, TX. Their vibrant coffees are roasted to perfection, and their Shamrock Avenue location is the perfect spot to enjoy a cup of joe. Whether you prefer to sit inside, outside, or on a covered patio, Novel Coffee Roasters has got you covered.
Their most anticipated release of the year, JOY, is back and better than ever. With jammy washed and sun-dried natural coffees from Ethiopia, Burundi, and Kenya, this Christmas is going to be tastier than ever. Drop by their retail partners’ shelves this weekend to pick up a bag or place your order now to receive it by Thanksgiving.
If you're looking for something new to try, check out their Burundi coffee with tasting notes of stone fruit, sweet basil, and baking spices. The story of coffee in Burundi is one of constant change and reinvention. During Belgian colonial rule, farmers were forced to grow coffee to pay taxes. After independence, the government controlled coffee production with a focus on quantity over quality. But Novel Coffee Roasters has managed to bring out the best in Burundi coffee with their unique roasting techniques.
Overall, Novel Coffee Roasters is a must-visit for any coffee lover in Fort Worth. Their dedication to quality and innovation sets them apart from other coffee shops in the area. So grab your favorite fall cosplay outfit and head over there before the rain stops!
