ahava
[uh-haa-vuh] verb
a Hebrew word (אהבה).
the act of love.
Origins of “Ahava”
The Hebrew language has been spoken for over 3,000 years. Because of its age and presence in many of our most revered documents, it is foundational to our understanding of human history. We thought a name from a foundation of language was fitting for a place that strives to serve as a foundation for community.
And what is community without love?
The root of “Ahava” (love) is “hav” which means “to give.” And love is not something that simply happens to us; rather, it is developed and displayed by our actions when we give ourselves to others. With that definition in mind, we chose our name in light of our mission: to give our time, our energy, and our passion to the each person we encounter here at Ahava Coffee. We are here when you need us, whether it be for a drink, a smile, or simply for a place to rest. We truly cannot wait to serve you.
Our Espresso.
Ghost Town Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee company located in Bozeman, Montana. We chose them as our primary coffee supplier because of their commitment to excellence in both coffee and customer service.
“We understand the profound impact of coffee, not only on a personal level, but a global one. Because of this, we take care to source top quality specialty coffee from around the world that has been purchased with social, economic, and agricultural responsibility.” - Ghost Town Coffee Roasters.
Our Syrups & Sauces.
We are committed to serving high-quality products to our customers. That’s why we chose to serve syrups and sauces from various companies, hand-picking each one to serve that with the very best flavor without the use of high-fructose corn syrup. We currently feature Holy Kakow, and select Monin flavors. We also have Hollander chocolate, white chocolate, and caramel sauces, and feature local honey and organic maple syrup.
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