Discover exceptional coffees from artisanal roasters across the United States. Filter by roast, type, origin, and more to find your perfect cup.
3726 coffees found
The Roast Haus Coffee Co. • Wyandotte, OK
$8.50 · $1.06/oz
Sweet Fruit • Dark Chocolate • Caramel • Bright
Kenya AA Supreme is a single-origin coffee from Kenya. It tastes of sweet fruit, dark chocolate, and caramel, with bright acidity and full body.
Carrier Roasting Co. • Northfield, VT
$24.75 · $2.06/oz
Varieties
Cherry • Blackberry • Grapefruit
Kenya Gititu AA is a light washed Kenya from the Gititu factory in Kiambu. Batian, Ruiru 11, SL 28, and SL 34 come through bright and juicy, with cherry, blackberry, and grapefruit in the cup.
Panther Coffee • Miami, FL
$23.00 · $1.92/oz
Varieties
Sweet Orange • Dulce de Leche
La Amistad comes from Francisco Javier Valle Garcia's family farm in Jinotega, Nicaragua, a friend of Panther Coffee for nearly two decades. A fully washed Caturra and Catuaí that is soft and approachable, with sweet orange, delicate acidity, and a dulce de leche finish.
North Pole Coffee Roasting Company • Fairbanks, AK
$18.50 · $1.54/oz
Caramel • Dark Chocolate • Refined
Latin Silk is a medium roast blend with sweet caramel, dark chocolate, a clean finish, and refined acidity over a smooth, buttery body. Roasted in Fairbanks, it is a polished Latin-leaning house cup.
Pike Creek Coffee • Oxford, PA
$15.95 · $1.33/oz
milk chocolate • walnut • nougat
Loam Blaster is a dark blend of Colombia, Peru, and Nicaragua with milk chocolate, walnut, and nougat. Pike Creek made it for Henry's Bicycle Shop in Newark, DE.
Goldberry Roasting Company • Ashland, OH
$5.00 · $1.67/oz
Floral • Berry
Loudwater Light Blend pairs Eastern African and Mexican coffees in a light roast, floral on top with berry in the middle. Goldberry likes it as a pour-over, and it also sings as cold brew or a bright espresso.
Stone Street Coffee • New York, NY
$18.99 · $1.19/oz
Varieties
Sweet • Tangy • bright Great for: drip • Pour-Over • NY
Main Street 250th Anniversary Edition is Stone Street Coffee's commemorative medium roast blend, roasted in Brooklyn. Bright, sweet, and easy enough for a full table.
Highwire Coffee Roasters • Emeryville, CA
$21.75 · $1.99/oz
Chocolate
Market Hall Blend celebrates Highwire's first shop at Rockridge Market Hall in 2011. Fuller-bodied with chocolate notes, smooth enough for cream and sugar, and built for cooler days or anytime drip.
Aeris Roasting Company • Osceola, SD
$20.00 · $1.67/oz
berry • floral • juicy
Ethiopia Natural is Aeris Roasting Company's light roast from Ethiopia. Berry, floral, and juicy in a bright cup, roasted to order in Iroquois, South Dakota.
Backroom Coffee Roasters • Galena, OH
$16.50 · $1.38/oz
Citrus • Dark Chocolate • Spanish Peanut • Cedar • Mahogany
Mexican Altura is Backroom's medium roast from Mexico, a layered cup of citrus, dark chocolate, and Spanish peanut that settles into cedar and mahogany. Galena-roasted, it is the balanced bag for drinkers who want savory wood notes with cocoa.
Panacea Coffee Company • Waynesville, NC
$20.00 · $1.67/oz
Sweet Grape • Chocolate • Light to Medium
Mexico Chiapas Turquesa is a single-origin Mexico from Chiapas. The aroma is full chocolate, acidity is light to medium, and the body is medium, with sweet grape and chocolate in the cup.
Misha's Coffee House • Alexandria, VA
$12.25 · $1.53/oz
Dark Chocolate • Citrus • Nutty
Organic Mexico from small Chiapas growers, washed and sun-dried. Misha's lists dark chocolate, a little citrus sweetness, some nuttiness, and a well-rounded body. Roasted in-house and