MOUNDRIDGE, KANSAS

About Peachey Coffee

I am Corwin Peachey, the owner and roaster behind Peachey Coffee. I air-roast coffee in small batches for the daily cup you look forward to.

A blend to come back to, single origins to explore, and someone you can ask when you need a hand choosing.

Find your coffee

THE COFFEE

A familiar favorite.
A little room to explore.

Most days, you want a coffee you know you will enjoy. Sometimes, you want to try something you have not tasted before. I roast for both.

Special Espresso is the blend my customers come back for. It is a medium roast for espresso and everyday brewing, with chocolate, brown sugar and a little fruit.

Alongside it, I keep a small selection of single origins and sugarcane decaf. Our Reserve coffees are limited lots I am excited to share. You can find each coffee's origin, process and available bag sizes on its product page.

THE PERSON CONNECTING THE TWO

Coffee roasting.
Roaster building.

My work involves both the coffee in the bag and the equipment used to roast it. Here is how the names fit together.

Peachey Coffee

Peachey Coffee is owned by Corwin Peachey and based in Moundridge, Kansas. I roast the coffee sold here in small batches using air roasting.

Sivetz does not own Peachey Coffee.

The equipment work

I partner with Sivetz to design and build electric coffee roasters. You may also have seen the name Peachey Roasters in coverage of my equipment work.

The same person connects the coffee and the machines. This website is where I share and sell the coffee I roast.

FROM THE WORKBENCH

An engineering background.
A daily coffee habit.

Designing and building electric roasters is part of my work in coffee. In April 2026, Daily Coffee News reported on Sivetz and Peachey Roasters bringing their equipment operations together under the Sivetz brand, with me directing electric system development and production in Kansas.

That reporting covers the roasting equipment work. The ownership of Peachey Coffee is described above.

A NOTE FROM CORWIN

Tell me what you like to drink.

You do not need a particular brewer or a coffee vocabulary to find a bag you enjoy. Tell me what you brew and what you like. I will help you choose.