Coffee pickers on a ridge at El Zacatín, Concordia, Antioquia, with the day’s filled harvest sacks around them

Micro Specialty Roaster · Miami Lakes, FL

Coffee for
builders.

Specialty coffee for entrepreneurs.
Small-batch, roasted in Miami Lakes.

We roast a handful of coffees at a time — never more than we can taste, track, and stand behind.

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Coffee first

It starts with a cup worth returning for.

We roast a focused selection in small batches, taste what we roast, and publish the information that helps you understand and brew each lot.

Origin, process, variety, roast approach and recipe are not decoration. They are part of the product.

Single Origin

One farm, one lot, one story. Rotating constantly.

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Espresso

Blends built to pull sweet and hold up to milk.

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Gift Cards

$25 to $250, delivered by email.

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Who it’s for

Entrepreneurs. Every size, every stage.

Owners running businesses that already support families. People testing a first idea after work. A market stall, a two-person agency, a family restaurant, a side business that isn’t profitable yet.

You don’t need to own a business to belong here. Building can mean learning a trade, leading a team, strengthening a family business, or making something that didn’t exist last year.

And if you’re just here for a good cup of coffee — that works too.

What are you
building?

Every bag we send out asks the same question.
Tell us over coffee.

Molex Field Notes

One good cup. One useful system. One meaningful connection.

A practical letter about coffee, operations, people, and the work behind the work. Read past issues →

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Brew better

Good beans deserve a good pour.

Ratios, grind size, water, timing — our guides cover the handful of variables that actually change the cup.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us how you brew and we’ll send a sample of the coffee we’d pick for you.

Behind the roast

Coffee for the work behind the work.

Molex is run by Daniel Molinares — a Colombian operator who spends his working life inside the systems that keep businesses running, and his mornings paying attention to what changes the cup.

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