Ascent Coffee
Ascent Coffee
Ascent Coffee is always 100% Mold & Mycotoxin-free. Now in 2 rich coffee experiences: Medium & Dark Roast Offered in Whole Bean or Ground.
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We use green coffee beans that are grown without the use of pesticides and that have been tested and certified to be mold and mycotoxin-free.*
- Single Origin: Guatemala
- Tasty Notes of Almond and Caramel
- Medium & Dark Roasts
- Whole Bean or Ground
*See The Ascent Coffee Purity Results Analysis in the gallery above.
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Mold and Mycotoxins
You deserve to know what’s in your coffee if you drink it everyday. Coffee may contain contaminants like pesticides and mold toxins like ochratoxin A and aflatoxin B1.
This can happen throughout the process of coffee production, either while growing or being stored.
For this reason we have chosen to work personally with our farmers in Guatemala, who utilize organic practices to grow the rich, flavorful beans and we then roast the beans here in the USA.
We have the coffee tested for absolute certainty that this is the cleanest coffee we can offer! (See our results in the product photo above)
Having a cup of Ascent Coffee is a new experience you can taste and feel for yourself!
Beans of Integrity
Not only do we ensure each batch of coffee is clean before it hits your cup, but we have direct partnership with farmers in Guatemala so you can rest easy knowing this coffee is sustainable in every way.
Our coffee is single origin, so there’s no question about where its coming from or how it got there. The beans themselves carry the flavor of origin and possess specific characteristics you will find nowhere else in the world.
At Ascent Nutrition, we believe this is the peak of what coffee can and should be.
How Many Servings Are In Each Bag?
Each bag of Ascent Coffee provides 12 oz. of whole bean or ground coffee. On average, that will make 25-35 8oz. cups of brewed coffee, depending on personal brew preference.
How Should I Brew Ascent Coffee?
Ascent Coffee can be brewed through a variety of methods and can be enjoyed as espresso, french press, drip, pour over, or cold brew.
