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Black Rifle Coffee Company is a premium coffee brand founded in Utah that places a strong emphasis on quality and patriotism. Its founder, Evan Hafer, is a former member of U.S. Army Special Forces who spent more than 20 years serving in various military operations around the world. During that time, his passion for coffee deepened as he experimented with roasting and brewing coffee directly in combat zones.

Hafer founded BRCC with the goal of offering not only great coffee, but also meaningful support for military veterans. The company primarily employs veterans and actively supports the military community. BRCC has become a symbol for those who value not only exceptional coffee flavor, but also principles such as courage, brotherhood, and patriotism. Every cup of this coffee carries a story of dedication and sacrifice that the brand proudly represents.

“Our coffee is more than just a beverage – it is a tribute to all who have served. Every bean is carefully selected and roasted with military precision to deliver a unique experience in every cup. Whether you prefer a bold black coffee or smoother flavor profiles, our wide range satisfies even the most demanding coffee lovers.”

“What truly sets us apart is our crew. All of our employees are military veterans who pour their passion and commitment into every step of the process – from selecting coffee beans to final packaging. By supporting BRCC, you’re not just supporting a local business, but most importantly the veterans transitioning back into civilian life.”

Why choose BRCC?

• Quality: Our coffee comes from top-tier plantations and is roasted with the utmost care.
• Patriotism: Every purchase supports veterans and their families.
• Military heritage: Our roots and values are deeply connected to the U.S. military.
• Responsibility: We are involved in numerous charitable initiatives that help veterans.

“Join our community and support coffee that truly matters. Every cup of Black Rifle Coffee is a reminder that the taste of victory comes in many forms.”