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Oakley Artisan Roasters is a small-batch, custom roaster that aims to produce something that’s distinctly different, better, and more customer-centric than your run-of-the-mill mass coffee producers. Their promise to customers is what sets them apart and continues to be the foundation of their organization: “When you order coffee from us, you will be drinking it literally a few days after it has come out of the roaster,” says managing partner and roaster Tim Eckert. ADDRESS: 2901 Robertson Avenue (45209) / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21

While they want the business to grow, they also strive to keep their customers at the center of what they do each day, always delivering a superior product experience. "We realized the big gap that exists in the local region for having a truly 'artisan' custom coffee roaster that develops coffee specific to a customer's desires, rather than just offering a boiler plate menu of six or seven coffees," Tim Eckert says. "You could call us a company of small batch, custom-roast coffee obsessives that started out as a wholesale provider of coffee and coffee services to local offices, retail coffee shops, churches, and a very small number of retailers." / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21

Oakley Artisan Roasters focuses first and foremost on the coffee-drinking experience and coffee development for customers. "Oakley Artisan Roasters is not just the typical coffee-in-a-bag company. We import the best beans we can obtain from responsible farms and importers, we do not cut corners or buy cheap goods, we have multiple channels of business from hot coffee to superior cold brew, and can meet the customer at whatever needs level they may require," Tim Eckert says. / Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

Brady Eckert manages the production of Oakley Artisan Roasters’ cold brew business and is known for being meticulous at developing cold brew coffee products for customers (such as UDF) that exceed company standards for artisan hot coffee production. / Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

<p>Production manager Brady Eckert and managing partners Joe Clark, Tim Eckert, and Joe Krimmer{ }/ Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21</p>

<p>They currently bring in 13 different beans and roasts from regions like Africa, Central and South America, and Mexico. They currently roast, blend, and flavor more than 25 different varieties of hot coffee, plus they offer cold brew coffee varieties, as well. "Our push lately has been to source beans from farms that we know we can truly provide a positive financial contribution to. Just recently, we began a new relationship with a fair-trade farmer in Honduras that provides economic stability to an entire community through his model of sustainability, fair wage, and focus on growing and exporting high quality coffee," Tim Eckert says. "This aligns with our philosophy that it's just as important to do good as it is to be good.” / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21</p>

Aside from shipping coffee out to customers across the United states on a weekly basis, they also help with fundraising and the delivery of over 700 bags of coffee to a local Boy Scout troop to support their activities and provide them with the economic resources to invest in their troop.{ }/ Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

$To order their coffee online and learn more about them, visit{ }<a href="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/" target="_blank" title="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/">OakleyArtisanRoasters.com</a>. You can also find their coffee brewing locally at places around town including the Cincinnati Art Museum, Country Fresh markets, United Dairy Farmers, Sage and Garden, and a number of other additional retailers, restaurants, and businesses. Get in touch with them directly via email. (<a href="https://sinclairstoryline.com/sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com" target="_blank" title="sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com">sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com</a>). / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21$

While they want the business to grow, they also strive to keep their customers at the center of what they do each day, always delivering a superior product experience. "We realized the big gap that exists in the local region for having a truly 'artisan' custom coffee roaster that develops coffee specific to a customer's desires, rather than just offering a boiler plate menu of six or seven coffees," Tim Eckert says. "You could call us a company of small batch, custom-roast coffee obsessives that started out as a wholesale provider of coffee and coffee services to local offices, retail coffee shops, churches, and a very small number of retailers." / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21

They currently bring in 13 different beans and roasts from regions like Africa, Central and South America, and Mexico. They currently roast, blend, and flavor more than 25 different varieties of hot coffee, plus they offer cold brew coffee varieties, as well. "Our push lately has been to source beans from farms that we know we can truly provide a positive financial contribution to. Just recently, we began a new relationship with a fair-trade farmer in Honduras that provides economic stability to an entire community through his model of sustainability, fair wage, and focus on growing and exporting high quality coffee," Tim Eckert says. "This aligns with our philosophy that it's just as important to do good as it is to be good.” / Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

Oakley Artisan Roasters is a small-batch, custom roaster that aims to produce something that’s distinctly different, better, and more customer-centric than your run-of-the-mill mass coffee producers. Their promise to customers is what sets them apart and continues to be the foundation of their organization: “When you order coffee from us, you will be drinking it literally a few days after it has come out of the roaster,” says managing partner and roaster Tim Eckert. ADDRESS: 2901 Robertson Avenue (45209) / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21

Brady Eckert manages the production of Oakley Artisan Roasters’ cold brew business and is known for being meticulous at developing cold brew coffee products for customers (such as UDF) that exceed company standards for artisan hot coffee production. / Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

$To order their coffee online and learn more about them, visit{ }<a href="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/" target="_blank" title="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/">OakleyArtisanRoasters.com</a>. You can also find their coffee brewing locally at places around town including the Cincinnati Art Museum, Country Fresh markets, United Dairy Farmers, Sage and Garden, and a number of other additional retailers, restaurants, and businesses. Get in touch with them directly via email. (<a href="https://sinclairstoryline.com/sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com" target="_blank" title="sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com">sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com</a>). / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21$

Aside from shipping coffee out to customers across the United states on a weekly basis, they also help with fundraising and the delivery of over 700 bags of coffee to a local Boy Scout troop to support their activities and provide them with the economic resources to invest in their troop. / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography{ }// Published: 2.27.21

<p>Oakley Artisan Roasters focuses first and foremost on the coffee-drinking experience and coffee development for customers. "Oakley Artisan Roasters is not just the typical coffee-in-a-bag company. We import the best beans we can obtain from responsible farms and importers, we do not cut corners or buy cheap goods, we have multiple channels of business from hot coffee to superior cold brew, and can meet the customer at whatever needs level they may require," Tim Eckert says. / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21</p>

$To order their coffee online and learn more about them, visit{ }<a href="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/" target="_blank" title="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/">OakleyArtisanRoasters.com</a>. You can also find their coffee brewing locally at places around town including the Cincinnati Art Museum, Country Fresh markets, United Dairy Farmers, Sage and Garden, and a number of other additional retailers, restaurants, and businesses. Get in touch with them directly via email. (<a href="https://sinclairstoryline.com/sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com" target="_blank" title="sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com">sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com</a>). / Image: Josh Faust // Published: 2.27.21$

While they want the business to grow, they also strive to keep their customers at the center of what they do each day, always delivering a superior product experience. "We realized the big gap that exists in the local region for having a truly 'artisan' custom coffee roaster that develops coffee specific to a customer's desires, rather than just offering a boiler plate menu of six or seven coffees," Tim Eckert says. "You could call us a company of small batch, custom-roast coffee obsessives that started out as a wholesale provider of coffee and coffee services to local offices, retail coffee shops, churches, and a very small number of retailers." / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21

Aside from shipping coffee out to customers across the United states on a weekly basis, they also help with fundraising and the delivery of over 700 bags of coffee to a local Boy Scout troop to support their activities and provide them with the economic resources to invest in their troop. / Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

Oakley Artisan Roasters is a small-batch, custom roaster that aims to produce something that’s distinctly different, better, and more customer-centric than your run-of-the-mill mass coffee producers. Their promise to customers is what sets them apart and continues to be the foundation of their organization: “When you order coffee from us, you will be drinking it literally a few days after it has come out of the roaster,” says managing partner and roaster Tim Eckert. ADDRESS: 2901 Robertson Avenue (45209){ }/ Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

<p>The wholesale company began in October of 2016 working out of a small, 1,600-square-foot building in Oakley on the corner of Robertson and 34th avenue. Four years later, they moved to their current residence down the street with a whopping 6,400 square feet of space. Now they’re able to take a truly custom and artisan approach to coffee that focuses on days of freshness from production to delivery versus a month or more from production to the customer. / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21</p>

They currently bring in 13 different beans and roasts from regions like Africa, Central and South America, and Mexico. They currently roast, blend, and flavor more than 25 different varieties of hot coffee, plus they offer cold brew coffee varieties, as well. "Our push lately has been to source beans from farms that we know we can truly provide a positive financial contribution to. Just recently, we began a new relationship with a fair-trade farmer in Honduras that provides economic stability to an entire community through his model of sustainability, fair wage, and focus on growing and exporting high quality coffee," Tim Eckert says. "This aligns with our philosophy that it's just as important to do good as it is to be good.” / Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

Oakley Artisan Roasters focuses first and foremost on the coffee-drinking experience and coffee development for customers. "Oakley Artisan Roasters is not just the typical coffee-in-a-bag company. We import the best beans we can obtain from responsible farms and importers, we do not cut corners or buy cheap goods, we have multiple channels of business from hot coffee to superior cold brew, and can meet the customer at whatever needs level they may require," Tim Eckert says. / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21

$To order their coffee online and learn more about them, visit{ }<a href="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/" target="_blank" title="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/">OakleyArtisanRoasters.com</a>. You can also find their coffee brewing locally at places around town including the Cincinnati Art Museum, Country Fresh markets, United Dairy Farmers, Sage and Garden, and a number of other additional retailers, restaurants, and businesses. Get in touch with them directly via email. (<a href="https://sinclairstoryline.com/sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com" target="_blank" title="sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com">sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com</a>). / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21$

<p>Oakley Artisan Roasters is a small-batch, custom roaster that aims to produce something that’s distinctly different, better, and more customer-centric than your run-of-the-mill mass coffee producers. Their promise to customers is what sets them apart and continues to be the foundation of their organization: “When you order coffee from us, you will be drinking it literally a few days after it has come out of the roaster,” says managing partner and roaster Tim Eckert. ADDRESS: 2901 Robertson Avenue (45209) / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21</p>

While they want the business to grow, they also strive to keep their customers at the center of what they do each day, always delivering a superior product experience. "We realized the big gap that exists in the local region for having a truly 'artisan' custom coffee roaster that develops coffee specific to a customer's desires, rather than just offering a boiler plate menu of six or seven coffees," Tim Eckert says. "You could call us a company of small batch, custom-roast coffee obsessives that started out as a wholesale provider of coffee and coffee services to local offices, retail coffee shops, churches, and a very small number of retailers." / Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

<p>They currently bring in 13 different beans and roasts from regions like Africa, Central and South America, and Mexico. They currently roast, blend, and flavor more than 25 different varieties of hot coffee, plus they offer cold brew coffee varieties, as well. "Our push lately has been to source beans from farms that we know we can truly provide a positive financial contribution to. Just recently, we began a new relationship with a fair-trade farmer in Honduras that provides economic stability to an entire community through his model of sustainability, fair wage, and focus on growing and exporting high quality coffee," Tim Eckert says. "This aligns with our philosophy that it's just as important to do good as it is to be good.” / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21</p>

Oakley Artisan Roasters focuses first and foremost on the coffee-drinking experience and coffee development for customers. "Oakley Artisan Roasters is not just the typical coffee-in-a-bag company. We import the best beans we can obtain from responsible farms and importers, we do not cut corners or buy cheap goods, we have multiple channels of business from hot coffee to superior cold brew, and can meet the customer at whatever needs level they may require," Tim Eckert says. / Image: Krystalyn Hackett Photography // Published: 2.27.21

$To order their coffee online and learn more about them, visit{ }<a href="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/" target="_blank" title="https://www.oakleyartisanroasters.com/">OakleyArtisanRoasters.com</a>. You can also find their coffee brewing locally at places around town including the Cincinnati Art Museum, Country Fresh markets, United Dairy Farmers, Sage and Garden, and a number of other additional retailers, restaurants, and businesses. Get in touch with them directly via email. (<a href="https://sinclairstoryline.com/sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com" target="_blank" title="sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com">sales@oakleyartisanroasters.com</a>).{ }/ Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21$

The wholesale company began in October of 2016 working out of a small, 1,600-square-foot building in Oakley on the corner of Robertson and 34th avenue. Four years later, they moved to their current residence down the street with a whopping 6,400 square feet of space. Now they’re able to take a truly custom and artisan approach to coffee that focuses on days of freshness from production to delivery versus a month or more from production to the customer. / Image: Elizabeth A. Lowry // Published: 2.27.21

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