As we continue to grow we’ve thoughtfully developed and launched several sub brands to further spread the crucial message that mental health matters.
Each of these initiatives are designed to connect with diverse audiences to create a broader and more inclusive conversation around mental wellbeing.
Spill the Beans
Spill the Beans is Combat2Coffee’s non-military related sister brand that aims to create conversations across the country, allowing those who may struggle in day-to-day life to speak out through the power of coffee.
Spill the Beans is more than just coffee. Every cup you enjoy supports mental health outreach work where people can talk about their struggles and seek support.
We want to ensure that everyone has a chance to reach out for help, and with every sip of coffee, you’re helping to make that happen.
Cuppa Towen
Cuppa Towen is Combat2Coffee’s Ipswich Town-themed coffee roast which is sold at Portman Road.
The bespoke brew was developed with the help of senior members of the Ipswich Town Football club, after our founder Nigel Seaman hosted a tasting session to create the perfect matchday roast.
Money raised through sales will go to our work supporting veterans and prisoners with their mental health.
Cuppa Towen is available in all corporate and executive areas, the Bobby Robson Suite, media room and the Playford Road training ground. We have been the club’s sole supplier of coffee since the start of the 2022/23 season.
Stand Proud & Stout
In collaboration with the multi-award-winning Woodforde’s Brewery, Stand Proud & Stout is a limited-edition coffee stout made with Combat2Coffee’s own beans.
Enjoy a rich full-bodied stout crafted with oatmeal, chocolate malt, roast barley and black malt – backed up by notes of dark chocolate and freshly brewed coffee.
Launched during remembrance month, the stout was crafted in memory of the military personnel past and present who have fallen due to struggles with their mental health.
Every bottle sold helps Combat2Coffee continue its positive
This beer has also been proudly endorsed by former England captain and our patron, Terry Butcher, whose son, Christopher, served in the Royal Artillery.
