No store
Every sale happened face to face. Nobody could order a bag from home.
Case study · Reading, PA
Curt and Sandra roast light-to-medium coffee in small batches on Park Road in Reading. People found them at farmers markets and on Instagram, and there was no way to buy a bag online. They needed a store they could run themselves.
September 2026 · the brief
Their priority was selling to cafés, coffee carts and shops, not just one bag at a time. They also wanted subscriptions, gift cards and an email list. And after launch, Curt would run it.
Every sale happened face to face. Nobody could order a bag from home.
Shops interested in carrying the coffee had no page to read and no way to ask for samples.
They asked for something minimal and Scandinavian: lots of white, with one indigo accent of their own choosing.
What I did
Each bag has its own page with the roast level, process, body, acidity and caffeine pulled from the product’s own fields. Their lineup rotates, so a new coffee gets a full page as soon as they fill those in.
A wholesale page that speaks to cafés, carts and caterers, with a samples form that asks what they pour now and roughly how much a week.
Subscribe & Save takes 10% off every bag. Shipping is a flat $5 and free over $50. Locals can order online and pick up on Park Road. There’s a sign-up for their “Roast-day notes” emails, too.
The copy is built from the drafts Curt and Sandra wrote. The photos are from their own shoot. After launch they took over, and the edits they’ve made since are theirs to keep.
November 2026 · where it stands
This was a build-only project. The sales numbers belong to Curt and Sandra, so this page sticks to what you can see on the live store.




Photography on the Beans on Park store by Kendel Wike Photography, shown with permission.
How this was checked. Store features, prices, the coffee count, the shipping time and the shops listed: the live store, November 7, 2026.
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