Hermit Provisions

10/09/2026

We are sampling our Mystic Coffee RIGHT NOW at the Springfield Food Co-op. Come on in and try!
www.hermitprovisions.com

10/09/2026

We are at the Springfield Food Co-op RIGHT NOW, sampling our Mystic Coffee! Come by and give us a try! We're here until 2:00.

10/07/2026

Hello Sumatra lovers! It's back! We'll be roasting it tomorrow! ☕❤️
www.hermitprovisions.com/mystic-coffee

10/03/2026

Beautiful day for the Reading Fall Festival! Find us at the Reading Elementary School, Rt106 in Felchville, VT.
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10/01/2026

Ooooh! So happy we are going to be booth neighbors with Kidding Around Farm at the Reading Fall Festival! This could be dangerous! Stop by to see us this Saturday 11am-3pm at the Reading Elementary school on Route 106 in Felchville!

Have you see this sign in your travels the past couple weeks?

We are so excited to be a part of this fun filled community event. This will be our third year participating and it’s always a great time and so lovely to see you all.

Stop by and see us Saturday- we will be at the Reading Elementary school with a selection of our breads, goat milk soaps and other treats that will pair well with coffee from Mystic Coffee who will be set up right next to us.

Hope to see you there 🤩🍂

And… for those who are regulars planning on your sourdough fix that you usually pick up from the Reading Greenhouse Farm Market, I won’t be delivering there Saturday but I’d love for you to pop in and meet us at our booth 😊

09/26/2026

New store alert! Mystic Coffee is now available at F.H. Gillingham and Sons in Woodstock, VT!

They just took their first delivery of Black River Blend, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Hermit Blend, Johanna’s Blend, Mystic Blend, Mystic Espresso Blend, and Decaf South American Blend, all whole bean. Nice offering!

Gillingham's is at 16 Elm St in Woodstock.
https://www.gillinghams.com/

09/21/2026

09/11/2026

In my mind, today is the most solemn day for our country for those who lived through September 11, 2001. I wasn't in NYC and I am blessed that I didn't lose family or friends that day. I experienced that morning in Boston on the 12th floor of a building with a view of Logan Airport. My future husband and I had a long-distance relationship and he was working in Crystal City, near Reagan National Airport in Washington DC - also about a mile away from the Pentagon. My sister was working in Newark, NJ with a view of the Twin Towers.

We didn't have smart phones then, so we were all emailing each other, back & forth, right after the first tower was hit, trying to make sense of it all. Then the 2nd tower was hit. Then my husband said that the Pentagon was hit. I wanted to believe it was a bad joke and I asked him if he was serious. He was. It was so difficult to wrap my brain around the whole thing.

At work, we had colleagues in NYC just a few blocks from the World Trade Center and nobody had heard from them. I looked out the window from my office, down at the street and it seemed like every car was an unmarked law enforcement vehicle revealing themselves with lights flashing.

Eventually we were told that the city was being evacuated, so we all made our way back home. I took the train out of South Station and I was struck by the silence. Not one person said a word. We were all in shock. I remember thinking everything was going to be different now and it wasn't going to be pretty.

It was such a picture-perfect, beautiful day with not a cloud in the sky - much like today, here in Vermont. It seemed so at odds with what was going on. I went home and watched what had happened on TV and felt sick to my stomach.

It blows my mind that an entire generation has grown up to adult-hood since this all happened. I wonder if they understand how things changed in one morning.

I'll be going out tonight to see if I can see the lights on Mount Washington. It should be clear. I hope most of you reading this will be able to see it too. And think about what we all lost. And hope for better days. Love to you all!

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09/07/2026

Dropped off a big order of coffee with Thomas at Bevanda Craft Beverages while he was busy working the Ludlow Farmer's Market yesterday. Thomas sells delicious cold brew made with Mystic Coffee!
The Ludlow Farmer's Market is Sundays from 9am to 1pm on Depot Street in Ludlow, Vermont. Check it out and make sure you order a cold brew!
Ludlow Farmer's Market