Logo featuring a horse's head in the center, surrounded by a horseshoe, with the text 'The Farmhouse Coffee & Bar' below.

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Our Coffee Trailer

Good coffee was never meant to be kept in the barn!

I’ve traveled around Massachusetts in search of the perfect beans. Along the way, I met some incredible roasters, but one in particular really stood out: Red Barn Roastery, a small batch roastery run by a retired Navy officer and his wife, a retired nurse, who turned their backyard family barn into a true labor of love.

With their help, I created my own signature blend, The Farmhouse Morning Blend. It’s the coffee I’m proud to serve in both our hot and iced coffee. Together, we’ve crafted a smooth, flavorful blend that represents exactly what I want every cup from The Farmhouse to be — fresh, welcoming, and truly delicious.

Of course, great beans deserve the right equipment. That’s why we brew using SCAA-certified coffee makers, designed to produce top-quality coffee. They heat to the ideal temperature for flavor extraction, ensuring every cup is rich, balanced, and aromatic.

How to find me?
Wondering where the coffee trailer will be next? Just look for the horse trailer! You’ll find us at local fairs, farmers markets, equestrian events, other community gatherings throughout the season, and private events. And, of course, you can always check our calendar to see where we’re headed next.

About the Trailer:
Our coffee journey started with a 1978 Kingston two-horse trailer — a sturdy vintage trailer with plenty of character. We transformed it into a cozy mobile coffee café, giving this old horse trailer a whole new purpose.

It took plenty of time, dedication, creativity, and a whole lot of love, but bringing the trailer to life has been one of our favorite parts of this journey. These days, instead of carrying horses down the road, it carries great coffee, good conversation, and a little bit of Farmhouse charm wherever we go.

A vintage brown food trailer with the words "Coffee On Wheels!" painted on the side, parked in a lot with trees and a clear blue sky in the background.