GET IN TOUCH
Got a question, a coffee, or an idea worth exploring?
CoffeeCharmer runs on curiosity, good coffee, and the occasional bad pun — so if you've got a real question, a roaster you think I should try, or an idea for working together, I want to hear about it. This isn't a general inbox for everything under the sun, though. I read every message myself, so let's keep it relevant and worth both our time.
Who should reach out
Roasters and coffee brands
If you're roasting something you're proud of — specialty or near-specialty, small batch or scaling up — and you think it belongs in front of people who actually care about their next cup, send me a note. I'm always open to trying new coffee and sharing what's worth seeking out.
Partnerships and sponsorships
Interested in teaming up on a feature, a review, an event, or something more ongoing? I'm genuinely open to partnerships and sponsorships that make sense for CoffeeCharmer's readers — not just anyone with a budget. Tell me a bit about what you have in mind and why it fits.
Guests and collaborators
Got a story, a background, or a perspective that would be interesting on CoffeeCharmer — a roaster, a café owner, someone doing something a little different in the coffee world? I'd love to hear the pitch.
Recommendations
Know a shop, roaster, or bean I should check out? Coffee recommendations are always welcome, near-specialty or full specialty. If it's good, I want to know about it.
Readers with real questions
Brewing question, gear question, "am I doing this right" question — ask away. I can't promise a PhD-level thesis in response, but I'll give you something useful.
Please skip if:
This inbox isn't for cold pitches, unsolicited SEO offers, guest-post link farms, or mass outreach that clearly wasn't written for CoffeeCharmer specifically. Those get deleted, not answered — no hard feelings, just no bandwidth for that here.
Contact Information
Russ@coffeecharmer.comFor partnership, sponsorship, or guest inquiries, please include a quick line on who you are, what you're proposing, and why it's a fit for CoffeeCharmer. It helps me get back to you faster — and with an actual answer instead of a form-letter "thanks, but no thanks."