17 organic products to stir into your morning coffee

— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. 

Whether you’re trying to incorporate more organic products into your life for sustainability or health reasons, a great place to start is with your morning joe.

Coffee is slowly becoming one of the most at-risk crops as climate temperatures increase. So making small, mindful switches to more sustainable options is one action we can all take to help fight these effects.

Here are some organic coffee beans, creamer, and sweetener options that have been praised by reviewers for outstanding flavor and quality–and that you can feel good about incorporating into your morning routine.

Get deals and shopping advice delivered straight to your phone. Sign up for text message alerts from the experts at Reviewed.

Organic coffee

1. Volcanica Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Coffee

We on the Kitchen team love Volcanica coffee for a few reasons. First–and most obviously–it’s high quality and delicious. The company sources beans from volcanic regions across the globe, which offer mineral-rich soil that results in great tasting coffee.

But Volcanica also prioritizes sustainability and health at the core of its ethos. During roasting, the company uses a Maxon Industrial afterburner to remove smoke and harmful particles that are typically caused by the roasting process. It reduces overall emissions to lessen Volcanica’s carbon footprint.

The Ethiopian Yirgacheffe blend is organic, made with Arabica beans from southern Ethiopia. It’s a medium-light roast with notes of blueberry and lemon.

$20 at Volcanica

2. Death Wish Dark Roast Coffee

Self-proclaimed as “the world’s strongest coffee,” Death Wish Dark Roast is made from a blend of organic arabica and robusta beans. They’re roasted in small batches for a resulting coffee that’s low in acidity and smooth in flavor. And with double the caffeine content present in other coffee, Death Wish is a favorite among die-hard caffeine consumers–with over 40,000 positive reviews on Amazon.

Story continues

$20 at Amazon

3. Tiny Footprint Coffee

If you like your morning joe with notes of sustainability, Tiny Footprint might be your best match.

Not only are these beans certified organic, but the production of them is carbon negative–which means for every four pounds of CO2 created to produce the coffee, 54 pounds of trees are planted in its place. Tiny Footprint is partnered with The Mindo Cloudforest Foundation in Ecuador, a nonprofit organization working to plant native tree species and preserve habitats for animals.

And it’s not just good for the planet; Tiny Footprint Coffee has a 4.4-star rating on Amazon for its tasty flavor profile and particularly great cold brew results.

$17 at Amazon

4. Mayorga Organics Mayan Blend

This highly rated medium roast coffee is made with organic Arabica beans that are shade-grown and sourced from Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala. The resulting blend has a unique flavor profile, with chocolate and floral notes and a smooth finish.

Consumers love Mayorga Coffee for its high quality flavor profile–and for the do-good aspect of responsible trade with Latin American farmers.

$23 at Amazon

5. Lavazza Organic ¡Tierra! Whole Bean Coffee Blend

If you already love Lavazza’s iconic Italian coffee, the brand’s organic and sustainable beans are a no-brainer.

The Tierra blend is made with Arabica beans that are born on shade-grown, organic farms. On each African, Central American, and South American farm these beans are grown on, the Lavazza Foundation actively works with farmers to mitigate the effects of climate change through agricultural techniques. The brand has formed partnerships with nonprofit organizations across the globe to work toward a greener future with better coffee for everyone.

$28 at Amazon

6. Clevr Coffee Superlatte

Less of a traditional cup of coffee and more of a superdrink, Clevr’s Coffee Superlatte is a powder that’s meant to boost energy and immunity. Each scoop includes Colombian coffee, plant-based creamer, probiotics, and adaptogens like Ashwagandha and Reishi mushrooms to provide a balance of energetic focus and stress relief (plus added benefits like immunity and digestive support).

All ingredients are organic and responsibly sourced, so you can feel extra good about indulging in your hot (or cold) superfood latte.

$28 at Clevr Blends

7. Wandering Bear Extra Strong Cold Brew Coffee

For all those who can’t be bothered to wait for their caffeine fix in the morning, Wandering Bear offers a fantastic ready-to-drink cold brew.

Each case is made with just organic Arabica coffee beans and water. So you can choose to indulge in a filler-free black cup, or add your favorite creamer and/or sweetener (more on that later).

Every serving provides 150 milligrams of caffeine, ready to boost you into your morning (or afternoon) routine. And most conveniently, Wandering Bear can be stored at room temperature until it’s opened, when you can store it in the fridge for at least 30 days.

$40 at Amazon

8. Mount Hagen Organic Instant Coffee

Another great option for the impatiently caffeinated, this instant coffee is the first of its kind–organic, fair trade, freeze dried coffee–to hit the market.

Mount Hagen’s freeze-drying process occurs without the use of any harmful additives or preservatives. And the single-origin beans are sourced from Papua New Guinea, cultivated by fair trade standards where each worker is paid fairly and adequately.

And beyond ethical standards, this is some of the most highly rated instant coffee you can get, praised by thousands of reviewers and well respected publications.

Organic creamers

$13 at Amazon

Organic creamers

9. Laird Superfood Coconut Powder Coffee Creamer

If you prefer your creamer with built-in health benefits, Laird is a popular choice.

Made from plant-based ingredients like coconut milk powder and coconut oil, this is a shelf-stable creamer that’s great for mixing into coffee, tea, or smoothies on the go. It also contains Aquamin, a type of sea algae that contains beneficial minerals like calcium and magnesium. You can opt for the original flavor, or mix it up with one of Laird’s other options, like Vanilla, Cacao, or Turmeric.

$19 at Amazon

10. So Delicious Dairy-Free Organic Coconutmilk Creamer

This no-frills option sticks to the basics: A silky texture, unmistakable coconut flavor, and certified organic ingredients. For a vegan and gluten-free option that thousands of reviewers can agree on, you can’t go wrong with So Delicious’s grocery store staple–especially at such an affordable price.

$5 at Amazon

11. Organic Valley Ultra Pasteurized Organic Half & Half

Prefer real dairy in your coffee? Organic Valley’s Half & Half has earned almost five glowing stars on Amazon from over seven thousand reviewers who have praised it for its rich and creamy texture, long shelf life, and humane production.

Organic Valley produces its milk on family farms, where the cows are raised humanely on open land with small herds of no more than 75 cows for extra attention. That type of treatment results in uniquely rich milk that satisfies gustatory and ethical standards.

$5 at Amazon

12. Sown Organic Oat Creamer

Oat milk fans, we see you. This organic oat-based option from Sown is made with organic North American oats–and not much else. It’s unsweetened, so you can cater your coffee beverage to your taste without having to worry about added sugars. Thousands of consumers have praised it for its dairy-like creaminess and versatility for adding in a variety of drinks (and foods).

$18 at Amazon

13. Mastermind Coffee Focus Creamer

Need a little extra jolt before work in the morning? This Focus creamer does more than lighten your coffee; it features stimulating ingredients to get your brain working. Think lion’s mane powder for memory and cognition and l-theanine for relaxation and focus. And, of course, all of the ingredients are organic.

$20 at Amazon

Organic sweeteners and syrups

14. Bacanha Organic Raw Vanilla Syrup

This all-natural, Parisian vanilla syrup is made with all the good stuff and none of the fillers: pure organic cane sugar, pure bourbon vanilla extract, and water. In addition to coffee and lattes, Bacanha syrups are also great for cocktails and baking. Plus, they come in beautiful bottles that you’ll want to show off in your at-home coffee station.

$18 at Weston Table

15. Holy Kakow Organic Syrup Variety Pack

If you like to keep your latte flavors interesting, it’s worth investing in Holy Kakow’s variety pack, which includes Caramel, Hazelnut, and Vanilla varieties. These syrups are similar to the bottles you’ll see at your local cafe, but they’re handmade in small batches with all organic ingredients, like rich Colombian sugar, Himalayan salt, and organic citric acid from lemons.

$41 at Amazon

16. Daysie Trio

Daysie is a women-founded business that makes tasty organic sweeteners for coffee, cocktails, and more. The trio flavor collection includes Madagascar Vanilla, Salted Caramel, and Coconut Almond–all of which are made with a short list of natural ingredients and zero preservatives. And even better? With each bottle sold, Daysie donates 2.1% of profits to organizations supporting women business owners.

$42 at Amazon

17. Thrive Market Organic Liquid Stevia

For a sugar-free sweetener option, Thrive Market has an organic liquid stevia that’s extremely popular among customers. It’s free of calories, has a low glycemic index, and won’t add any unwanted flavors or aftertastes to your coffee. And a little bit of this stuff goes a long way: Just one four-ounce bottle contains over 900 servings.

$14 at Thrive Market

There’s a lot more where this came from. Sign up for our weekly newsletter to get all our reviews, expert advice, deals and more. 

The product experts at Reviewed have all your shopping needs covered. Follow Reviewed on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok or Flipboard for the latest deals, product reviews and more.

Prices were accurate at the time this article was published but may change over time.

This article originally appeared on Reviewed: 17 organic coffee products, from beans to creamers and sweeteners