re: WTF is going on at Black Rifle Coffee Company

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I mean c’mon, guise. They are after all a coffee shop - what else should one expect. There’s no such thing as a non-woke coffee shop. Perhaps less and except those affiliated and run by churches. We have one of those in my village, so naturally I assume they’re everywhere else too.

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Yes there is and its called Stocking Mill Coffee Roasters.

Here’s a tweet from them:


Stocking Mill Coffee

@smcroasters
Why don’t we constantly remind you we are a veteran owned business?

Because it has absolutely no effect on the taste of our coffee.

Don’t buy our coffee because we’re vets or hate socialism and commies…

Try it or buy it because we make the absolute best beans in America.



I’ve been buying their coffee for 2 years and its the best I’ve ever had. They don’t premake it, when you place an order its made then. They could easily go nationwide but the owner donates to vets and does charity type things instead. He doesn’t want some giant company he likes to help people. Kentucky floods last year he took donations and loaded up a truck and drove it himself to a town and helped them. Posted pics alokg the way and with the town folk. Follow his twitter he is 100% 2A and anti commie.

Here’s his website:

SMCR LINK

He has a blog here is opening:

Stocking Mill Coffee Name and Mission.

23 August 1777, a sunny day in Glastonbury, Ct, along the north side of Roaring Brook.

There sat the Stocking Mill Gunpowder factory. The mill was run by George Stocking Sr. and his four sons, George Jr., Hezekiah, Nathaniel and Elisha, and supplied gunpowder for George Washington's Continental Army. The factory produced a highly explosive powder used in small amounts to ignite a heavier powder in flintlock firearms.

They made the gunpowder using a mixture of charcoal, potash and sulfur, Eunice Cobb Stocking, George Stocking Sr.'s wife, helped deliver it to the outskirts of Boston or New York City. Eunice was returning from Massachusetts through Bolton Notch when the ground shook and a large, black cloud rose in the distance. Eunice rushed to the mill. When she arrived, she found her husband, George Jr., Hezekiah, Nathaniel and two other workers dead from an explosion at the factory. Her remaining son, Elisha, had been on an errand and survived.

She enlisted some financial help, built the factory up again and continued to supply gunpowder for the Army until the end of the war.

This story inspired us so much we decided to name our coffee company after it. Our nation was fighting for it’s independence and gun powder is something our army desperately needed. She lost almost her entire family fighting for freedom. She delivered the gunpowder in what were known as “Angel Carts”. It was a dangerous job. She however took over the whole operation and rebuilt. She didn’t let sorrow, anger, or even fear defeat her. Our freedom is a product of her actions and many others like hers. For this we are thankful.

Many companies now make stands for issues that are being dealt with today. They use their resources and voices to bring attention and help fix whatever issue they are taking on. We commend that.

We have decided to do same. We already try to use our resources to help the veteran community and will continue to do so. But our focus will be on freedom. Freedom is the one word and one thing that makes any change possible. Freedom is what sets America apart and is what will keep America ahead.

Work hard in your community to support freedom. It starts at home. Connect with others that support freedom. Stop spending money or resources on companies or areas that don’t promote freedom. Take care of your family. Raise your kids in the admonition of the Lord and with an appreciation for what we have here. Lead by example.

Whatever you do, wherever you go, be kind yet serious, and when you get there....arrive violently.

- The Bean Team


He has a link to the Constitution. All I can tell you is this is the most patriotic company of any kind I have have ever seen. He was banned from Twitter prior to Elon for callimg out commies. He purchased a building in Florida and has been renovating for the past year doing all the work himself. He had a chance to double his roaster size from his other store to save money and decided against it because it would cost him quality to increase output. So he’s putting in 2 roasters the same size as his VA store. I’ve never had a bad order and now all my workers drink it and swear by it (I buy for them at work).

Try it you will not regret it and the coffee is quality. But reading his tweets are bonus as he calls out leftists daily.