About Us

Hi, I'm Kerbie!

The love for coffee started back in the 1990's. When I was little, my dad and I had special breakfast dates very often which usually consisted of me secretly sipping on his coffee. 

A couple years later our daddy-daughter dates moved to a café close to home where we would do our homework/work together. He would buy me a sweet coffee and I would watch the baristas in awe. I loved everything about coffee shops; the social, the chatter, the drinks, the atmosphere. I had to be a part of it!

At 15, in San Jose, California, I started my barista career, which followed me through highschool, a small time at college, marriage to my highschool sweetheart Josh, and birth of our three beautiful kids. 

I spent those 10 years as a barista, and head barista trainer and I loved every minute. Knowing all of your customer's name and drink by heart, anticipating a special treat someone might need, or just connecting with a customer when they were having a rough day. It wasn't just coffee, but the common ground between strangers and friends.

Bittersweet, it was time to move on. In 2016, my husband Josh and I decided I would stay home and homeschool our oldest daughter, and take care of our younger two kids. (which also included our move to North Carolina) Still at home I loved making good coffee. Over some time and experimentation, I perfected quite delicious drink recipes, and would make them for family and friends whenever possible. Wherever we went, a tray of coffees would accompany. The joke: "crazy beans coffee delivery" began!

Officially in 2020, my mom Debbie and best friend Jeannie joined me and we began catering to events and parties with my espresso bar set-up. Since, it has blossomed into a fun, bubbling, business that fits into so many needs in the community. We have served quite a few special events from a few thousand attendee Viking Festival, to a smaller personal Ladies Christmas Tea, to a barn full of horses and students. Currently, we are serving wherever we can to whoever needs us! I am also still blessed to stay home and homeschool all three of our kids-now. Yikes!