About Fast Draw Coffee

Fast Draw Coffee was founded by Landon and Maggie Nelson with a simple conviction: coffee should be made with intention, held to a high standard, and rooted in values that matter beyond the cup.

Our love for coffee grew out of daily life rather than trend chasing. We care about how coffee is sourced, how it is roasted, and how it shows up consistently day after day. We believe good coffee should be dependable and well crafted, not overcomplicated or driven by novelty. That belief shapes every decision we make, from the roasts we offer to the way each order is fulfilled.

The name Fast Draw reflects a mindset more than an image. It points to readiness, discipline, and decisiveness, qualities that matter whether you are beginning a long workday, leading others, or taking responsibility for what has been entrusted to you. While there is a subtle nod to the American West in the name and collection, the heart of the brand is not simply nostalgia. It is purpose, consistency, and doing things the right way.

Each batch of Fast Draw Coffee is roasted to order and shipped fresh, so it arrives ready to be brewed and enjoyed as it was intended. We focus on balance, quality, and reliability rather than exaggerated tasting notes or passing trends. Our goal is simple: coffee you can trust, cup after cup.

Fast Draw Coffee is also shaped by a deep respect for service. Giving back is not an afterthought for us. A portion of every purchase supports initiatives that honor veterans, first responders, and others who carry responsibility and sacrifice in service to their communities and country. This commitment reflects values that we hold personally, including responsibility, dignity, and care for those who give of themselves for the sake of others.

We built Fast Draw Coffee for people who value clarity over hype, substance over flash, and quality that holds up over time. It is coffee made with intention, grounded in respect for the people behind every harvest, and guided by a belief that how something is made matters just as much as what it becomes.