Whole bean · 12 oz · roasted to order
A $600 machine paired with stale supermarket beans makes worse coffee than a $250 machine paired with something roasted three weeks ago or less. That is the part most buying guides skip, so we roast for it directly.
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Brazil · Colombia · Sumatra
The everyday shot. Forgiving enough that a slightly off grind still pulls something you want to drink, and sweet enough to hold its own under milk.
$19or $17/mo subscribed
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Rotating lot
A rotating lot roasted lighter to keep origin character intact. This is the bag for people who want espresso to taste like fruit, not just like coffee.
$22or $19.80/mo subscribed
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Colombia · Water process
Water-process decaf roasted specifically for espresso, so the after-dinner shot tastes like the morning one instead of an apology.
$19or $17/mo subscribed
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Espresso is most sensitive to bean age between roughly 5 and 21 days off roast. Bags on supermarket shelves are usually months past that window.
Each bag lists a starting dose, yield, and time. That saves the week of wasted coffee most new machine owners burn through.
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