Dryhootch is a place where Veterans can gather informally in a coffee house; a safe, comfortable, drug-and-alcohol-free environment.

 
 
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What is Dryhootch?

Dryhootch is a nonprofit 501c3 organization formed by combat Veterans to help Veterans in their return home.

 
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How did it start?

The idea revolved around the creation of a retail coffee shop run by and for Veterans, which would also support an extended network of Veteran families, and encourage Veteran interaction with the community as a whole.

 
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What does ‘Dryhootch’ mean?

“Hootch” is military jargon for a hut or safe place to sleep during combat. The term “dry” denotes the organization’s mission to provide a social gathering place for Veterans that is free of alcohol – one of the major problems plaguing Veterans of all eras. As such, the concept behind “Dryhootch” was a desire to establish a café-like environment dedicated to “helping Veterans who survived the war, survive the peace.”

Our Coffee

 

Roasts

We have great coffee! One for each branch of the service!

 
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Marine Mud

Roasted on the hood
of a Humvee

Navy Destroyer

Roasted in the launch
tube of a cruise missile

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Special Forces BOLD

Roasted in the
(sorry, That’s Classified)

 
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Air Force Jet Fuel

One pound beans or ground where the beans were roasted roasted in the afterburners of an F15.

Coast Guard Seizure

Roasted in the turbine
of our choppers

Army Bunker Brew

Roasted in the helmet
in our bunker