A couple from Portland, Ore., with a roasting and retail business that has taken off since their move to Miami is planning a second full-time roasting facility.
Joel Pollock and his wife Leticia, who run Panther Coffee, are planning to add another retail coffee shop in Miami Beach and a second roasting facility in Wynwood. The pair told the Miami New Times?that they will operate both roasting facilities on a daily basis.
?We use a very simple formula,? Pollock told the New Times. ?When something seems like the right move, we do it.?
Panther?s coffee is currently being served at some of Miami?s hottest food and drink spots, including Michael?s Genuine Food & Drink, Sakaya Kitchen, Blue Collar, and the Root Cellar at the Miami Culinary Institute.
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