Inconceivable Coffee Roasters offering coffee roasted in Tomball launches website

The business sells fresh, locally roasted coffees as well as apparel and coffee mugs. (Courtesy Inconceivable Coffee Roasters)

By Anna Lotz | 4:35 AM Feb. 28, 2020 CST

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Clint and Karen Underwood launched Inconceivable Coffee Roasters’s online store in January. The online business offers whole-bean coffee, mugs and apparel for purchase as well as customized grinds. Customers can choose from coffees roasted in Tomball, including three blends and three single-origin coffees, Clint said. The business ships coffee directly, and the couple hopes to open a brick-and-mortar location in the future, he said. www.inconceivablecoffee.com

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By Anna Lotz

Anna joined Community Impact Newspaper as a reporter in May 2016 after graduating with a degree in journalism from Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio. In July 2017, she transitioned to editor. Anna covers education, local government, transportation, business, real estate development and nonprofits in the Tomball and Magnolia communities. Prior to CI, Anna served as editor-in-chief of Cedars, interned with the National Journalism Center in Washington, D.C., and spent time writing for the Springfield News-Sun and Xenia Daily Gazette.

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