#coffee subscription

Introducing coffee subscriptions. Set it, forget it, and most importantly, never be stuck without the good stuff again. 1. Choose your coffee Select your favourite coffee and bag size (340g or 5lb), you can order any combination of coffees you wish, and this can be customized each month. Our pick: Get yourself a mainst. 

To be the biggest coffee roastery in the world.

Just kidding, just to be a bigger coffee roastery, but I’d like to keep it relatively small.

Right now, we have a 5lb Ambex roaster, and I love that roaster. I will probably always roast in-house coffees with that roaster. We have 7 local subscribers, 4 out of town subscribers, and we frequent 9 farmers markets per month. Oh, and we have one tiny wholesale client.

The goal: I want to be roasting in a much bigger place, all to ourselves, with a coffee shop people can come hang out it and play board games. By the end of 2024, we should have 100 local subscribers and 100,000 out of town subscribers. No more markets, just a cute little shop to visit. And 10 wholesale clients.

I feel it’s going to happen.

93 local subscribers to go.

99,996 out of town subscribers to go.

9 wholesale clients left.

There is a specific kind of disappointment that every coffee lover knows. You wake up on a Saturday morning, walk to the kitchen with plans for a perfect pour over, only to realize the bag in your cupboard is empty. Or worse, the beans you bought at the grocery store last week are stale, oily, and smell more like the cardboard box they came in than actual coffee. For a long time, we were at the…

Choosing between a coffee subscription vs buying coffee beans depends on your lifestyle, preferences, and how you enjoy your daily brew. Both options offer unique benefits, especially for coffee lovers looking for freshness and convenience.

A coffee subscription is ideal if you want freshly roasted coffee delivered regularly without the hassle of reordering. It ensures you never run out and often gives access to curated blends and seasonal coffees. This is perfect for busy individuals who value consistency and convenience.

On the other hand, buying coffee beans manually gives you more control. You can explore different blends, try new flavours, and purchase based on your current needs. This option suits those who enjoy experimenting with their coffee and prefer flexibility.

When it comes to freshness, both options can deliver great results - but the key is choosing high-quality, freshly roasted coffee beans. Whether you prefer the ease of subscriptions or the freedom of one-time purchases, quality should always come first.

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