Lavender Coffee
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Lavender Coffee

Small-batch coffee from a women-owned Denver roaster, with mold-tested house blends, a low-acid dark roast and single origins from $22 a bag. Shop whole beans, with 10% off subscriptions.

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Small-batch coffee from a women-owned Denver roaster, with mold-tested house blends, a low-acid dark roast and single origins from $22 a bag.

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At a glance

House Blends
$24 per 12 oz bag
Single Origins
$24 to $32 per 12 oz bag
Coffee Review
92 points, Rwanda Abadatezuka (May 2026)
Form
Whole bean only, 12 oz bags
Subscription
10% off, every 1, 2 or 3 months
Shipping
$6.99 standard; free over $45 per site banner ($75 in written policy)
Ships To
United States only
Returns
30 days, unopened items; buyer pays postage
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Pros

  • A 92-Point Single Origin: Coffee Review rated Lavender's natural-process Rwanda Abadatezuka 92 points in May 2026, and current lots include a Guatemalan Gesha from Mario Alarcón's Monte de Oro farm.
  • Mold-Tested House Blends: The roaster says every house blend, from the light Bluebird Breakfast Blend to the Platt Park Dark Roast, is third-party tested for mold and mycotoxins, and each costs $24 a 12-ounce bag.
  • Simple Subscriptions: Coffee can be set to arrive monthly, every two months or every three months at 10% off, and the Mix & Match Bundle shows $61.20 against the store's own $72 figure.

Cons

  • Lavender ships only within the United States and offers no international delivery, so readers in Canada, Australia and the UK will need a local roaster, while US buyers should allow the 7 to 10 business days quoted for standard shipping.
  • The roaster does not publish its mold test reports, and the site banner and written policy disagree on the free-shipping threshold ($45 against $75), so confirm the rate at checkout and ask [email protected] for results if testing matters to you.

The Verdict

What sets Lavender Coffee apart is a small Denver roastery that tests its house blends for mold and roasts every batch for gentle acidity: Lavender Coffee Boutique is a women-owned roaster and café business in Denver, operated by Main Gore, LLC, with cafés on South Pearl Street and in Cherry Hills Village. It roasts in small batches using what it calls a low-and-slow method, and says every house blend is third-party tested for mold and mycotoxins. The range is short and specific: house blends from the light Bluebird Breakfast Blend to the Platt Park Dark Roast, which the roaster calls its lowest-acid coffee, a Sugar Cane Process Decaf, the Golden Hour Half Caff and rotating single origins. Its natural-process Rwanda Abadatezuka scored 92 points from Coffee Review in May 2026, and current lots include a Gesha from Mario Alarcón's Monte de Oro farm in Guatemala and a honey-process coffee from the women-run Zalmari Estate in Costa Rica. Prices are easy to follow. House blends cost $24 for a 12-ounce bag, the seasonal Essence of Autumn blend $22, the Peru Lima Women's Co-Op $24, the Costa Rica Zalmari Estate $28, and the Gesha Monte de Oro and the Maracaturra elephant bean $32 each. The Mix & Match Bundle shows $61.20 against the store's own $72 figure. Any coffee can be set to arrive monthly, every two months or every three months at 10% off. Every coffee is sold as whole beans. The site banner offers free shipping over $45, while the written policy lists $6.99 standard shipping in 7 to 10 business days and free shipping over $75, so the checkout is where to confirm the current rate. There are limits to weigh. Lavender ships only within the United States, so readers in Canada, Australia and the UK cannot order. Opened coffee cannot be returned; unopened items can go back within 30 days at the buyer's cost, or with the enclosed label for a $10 deduction. The roaster does not publish its mold test reports, and we found no Trustpilot or BBB profile, so the independent record rests mainly on the Coffee Review score. If you own a grinder and want a smooth daily cup, the Pearl St Blend or Platt Park Dark Roast on a monthly subscription is the simplest place to start.

Small-Batch, Mold-Tested Coffee From a Women-Owned Denver Roaster

Lavender Coffee is the online store of Lavender Coffee Boutique, operated by Main Gore, LLC, a Colorado company at 2443 S University Blvd, Denver, CO 80210, reachable at (833) 685-6509 and [email protected]. Founded by Lindsey Sozio, the business roasts its own coffee and runs two cafés, at 1219 S Pearl St in Denver and 1400 E Hampden Ave in Cherry Hills Village. The store sells house blends, single-origin coffees, a decaf, a half-caff and a few branded mugs and bags.

On 1 November 2026 the house blends, including Bluebird Breakfast Blend, Pearl St Blend, Platt Park Dark Roast, Golden Hour Half Caff and Sugar Cane Process Decaf, cost $24 for a 12-ounce bag. The Essence of Autumn seasonal blend costs $22, the Costa Rica Zalmari Estate $28, and the Gesha Monte de Oro and the Maracaturra elephant-bean coffee $32 each. The Mix & Match Bundle shows $61.20 against the store's own $72 figure, and subscriptions take 10% off.

Every coffee is sold whole bean in 12-ounce bags, and subscriptions run monthly, every two months or every three months. The written shipping policy lists standard shipping at $6.99 in 7 to 10 business days and free shipping over $75, while the site banner and cart show free shipping over $45. Lavender ships within the United States only. The roaster says each house blend is third-party tested for mold and mycotoxins, but it does not publish the lab reports.

Unopened items can be returned within 30 days for a refund or exchange after you request an RMA number from [email protected]; the buyer pays return postage, or $10 is deducted when using the enclosed prepaid label. Opened or used items cannot be returned, and damaged or defective products are handled by refund or exchange. Coffee Review scored the Rwanda Abadatezuka 92 points in May 2026, and we found no Trustpilot or BBB profile for the online store.

Buyer's guide

Lavender Coffee: what to know before you buy

A quick guide to Lavender Coffee, the women-owned Denver roaster behind mold-tested house blends and small single-origin lots: what each coffee is, what it costs, how the subscription works and why it ships only within the US.

Shipping, returns & warranty

Lavender ships within the United States only; its shipping policy says it does not offer international shipping, so Canada, Australia and the UK are not served.

The written policy lists standard shipping at $6.99, taking 7 to 10 business days, and free standard shipping over $75. The site banner and cart currently show free shipping over $45, so check the shipping line at checkout. No Christmas order-by dates were published as of 1 November 2026; with a 7 to 10 business day estimate, order early in December.

Unopened items can be returned within 30 days for a refund or exchange. Request an RMA number from [email protected], then mail the item to the Denver address on the policy; you pay return postage, or $10 is deducted if you use the enclosed label. Opened or used items cannot be returned. Damaged or defective products are refunded or exchanged.

Lavender Coffee product lines

House blends ($24, 12 oz): Bluebird Breakfast Blend (light; citrus, berry, raw sugar), Pearl St Blend (medium; the cafés' espresso blend), Platt Park Dark Roast (dark; cocoa and toasted almond, which the roaster calls its lowest-acid coffee), Golden Hour Half Caff and Sugar Cane Process Decaf. The roaster says each house blend is third-party tested for mold and mycotoxins.

Seasonal: Essence of Autumn ($22), a medium roast of Costa Rican and Rwandan coffees.

Single origins: Peru Lima Women's Co-Op ($24), Costa Rica Zalmari Estate ($28, honey process, from a women-run farm), Gesha Monte de Oro ($32, natural, Guatemala) and Maracaturra ($32, an elephant-bean hybrid from the same farm). The Rwanda Abadatezuka, rated 92 points by Coffee Review, has sold out until a new lot expected in spring 2027.

Goods: a Lavender x Created 24 oz cold cup ($40), a Simple Carter Move Mug ($32), a Baggu tote ($48) and a cotton tote ($10).

How to choose a Lavender coffee

Start with how you brew and how much brightness you like. For a smooth, low-acid cup in a French press or cold brew, the Platt Park Dark Roast is the roaster's own suggestion. For espresso drinks at home, the Pearl St Blend is the one the cafés use. For drip or pour over in the morning, the light Bluebird Breakfast Blend is brighter and fruitier.

If you drink coffee late in the day, the Golden Hour Half Caff has about half the caffeine of a regular cup, and the Sugar Cane Process Decaf is decaffeinated with ethyl acetate made from sugar cane.

For a gift or a weekend pour over, the single origins are the step up: the Gesha Monte de Oro opens with raspberry and lychee notes, and the Costa Rica Zalmari Estate is floral and silky. All coffee is whole bean, so pair it with a grinder.

Deals & pricing

Prices are flat: $24 for each 12-ounce house blend, $22 for the seasonal Essence of Autumn, and $24 to $32 for single origins. The Mix & Match Bundle currently shows $61.20 against the store's own $72 figure.

The steady saving is the subscription: 10% off coffee delivered monthly, every two months or every three months. Free shipping starts at $45 according to the site banner.

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Straight answers

Lavender Coffee: questions people ask

Straight answers about Lavender Coffee, then how this review was written and stays independent.

About Lavender Coffee

Is Lavender Coffee legit?

Yes. Lavender Coffee Boutique is a Denver roaster and café business operated by Main Gore, LLC, a Colorado company, with cafés at 1219 S Pearl St in Denver and 1400 E Hampden Ave in Cherry Hills Village. Coffee Review rated its Rwanda Abadatezuka 92 points in May 2026. The online store has no Trustpilot profile, so independent shopper reviews of its delivery and service are thin.

Does Lavender Coffee ship to Canada?

No. The shipping policy says Lavender does not offer international shipping, and the store sells to US addresses only. Readers in Canada, Australia and the UK will need to buy from a local roaster. Within the US, standard shipping costs $6.99 and takes 7 to 10 business days, with free shipping over $45 according to the site banner.

What is Lavender Coffee's return policy?

Unopened items can be returned within 30 days of purchase for a refund or exchange. Email [email protected] for an RMA number first, then mail the item in its original packaging; you pay return postage, or $10 is deducted if you use the enclosed prepaid label. Opened or used items cannot be returned, and damaged or defective products are refunded or exchanged.

Is Lavender Coffee mold tested?

Lavender says every house blend, such as Bluebird Breakfast, Pearl St, Platt Park Dark Roast, Golden Hour Half Caff and the Sugar Cane Process Decaf, is third-party tested for mold and mycotoxins. It does not publish the lab reports on its site, so if testing matters to you, ask [email protected] for the latest results before ordering.

Does Lavender Coffee sell ground coffee?

Not online. Every coffee in the store is listed as whole bean in a 12-ounce bag, with no grind option at checkout, so you will need a grinder at home. The roaster suggests the Platt Park Dark Roast for French press, cold brew or espresso and the Bluebird Breakfast Blend for drip, pour over or French press.

About this review

Is this Lavender Coffee review sponsored?

No. Lavender Coffee did not pay for this write-up, see it before publication, or have any say in the verdict. If we earn anything it is a commission after you buy, and it comes out of the merchant’s margin rather than your price.

How was the Lavender Coffee assessed?

By using it and by checking the claims made about it against what it actually does. Where our time with something has been limited, the review says so rather than implying more testing than happened.

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