Bald Head Coffee: A Carolina Coast Roast

Bald Head Coffee began with a move to the Carolina coast.

Steve and Pam Lewis settled in Southport, North Carolina, fell in love with the place, and opened Bald Head Coffee in 2020.

They started small, selling coffee at three farmers markets each week. From there, they built something their community began to claim as its own.

Coffee rooted in the Carolina coast

Bald Head Coffee’s story is tied to Southport and the coast that inspired it.

Its signature blends and seasonal coffees are roasted in North Carolina, giving coffee drinkers a way to bring a little Carolina into the beginning of the day.

The name may make people smile. The coffee gives them a reason to come back.

Smooth as a bald head. Roasted right here in North Carolina.

From farmers markets to a community favorite

Three farmers markets a week may have been the starting point, but Bald Head Coffee grew because people kept choosing it.

That kind of growth says something important. The brand did not become part of the community simply because it was local. It became part of the community because people wanted the coffee on their counters and in their cups.

What began as Steve and Pam’s new chapter in Southport became a Carolina coffee brand with its own loyal following.

Bald Head Coffee at A Bit of Carolina

Bald Head Coffee fits naturally into a North Carolina gift because coffee is both practical and personal.

It can become part of someone’s morning routine, a reminder of time spent along the coast, or an introduction to a North Carolina roaster they have not tried before.

It works especially well in:

  • North Carolina food gift baskets

  • Coffee and breakfast gifts

  • Hostess gifts

  • Care packages

  • Corporate and client gifts

  • Coastal North Carolina gifts

  • Custom Carolina gift bundles

Pair a bag with toffee, candy, crackers, or another North Carolina-made treat. Or send it on its own to someone who believes a good morning should start with good coffee.

Exactly what a Carolina morning tastes like.

Shop Bald Head Coffee at A Bit of Carolina.

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