Coffee Beans and Ground Coffee

Try New Coffees

Discovering new coffee blends and brews is one of life’s simplest pleasures. Whether it’s a new single origin coffee or a new exotic blend, we’ve assembled a wide selection of coffee products to match your flavor profile.

When shopping the best coffee beans, there are a number of things to consider. Check out our list below so you can make the most informed purchasing decision possible.

• There are two types of coffee beans – Arabica and Robusta
• Arabica beans have a sweeter, more complex flavor that’s much easier to drink while Robusta is used for stronger espresso drinks and in instant coffee mixes.
• Specialty coffee or Third Wave coffee will almost always be Arabica. Specialty-grade coffee is coffee that’s rated a score of 80 or above by the Specialty Coffee Association.
• Robusta coffee beans contain twice the amount of caffeine as Arabica
• Some of the most renown coffee-producing regions are Ethiopia, Indonesia, Hawaii, Colombia, Panama, and Brazil. Check out the most exotic coffees in the world to expand your coffee horizons.
• There are many different methods of farming, harvesting and processing, each of which has affect on how the cup of coffee the coffee beans produce.
• Single Origin versus Blends: single origin coffee is coffee sourced from a single geographical region or farm. Blends on the other hand source their beans from a variety of locations. Typically the highest quality coffee will be single origin.

There are few things that can top a cup of freshly brewed coffee. We’ve curated a collection of some of the best coffee beans and ground coffee available.

Roast level has a major influence over a coffee bean’s flavor. Coffee roasts levels are usually categorized as either light, medium, or dark. The light roast will allow most of the coffee bean’s natural flavors to express themselves where as the dark roast will infuse the bean with a smoky and more earthen flavor.

There right roast for you will be based on your own personal preferences. Don’t be afraid to try many different types to see which one is the best fit for your palate.

Despite the growing popularity of on the go coffee options like K-Cups and coffee pods, they will likely never replace the demand and appeal for fresh whole bean coffee.

Interesting Fact: Did you know your coffee will taste different depending on how you brew it? It all comes down to chemistry. For example, the Pour Over brew method (which gives the user control over variables like water temperature and water flow) is considered one of the best ways to make your morning coffee. Additionally, the specific grind of your coffee will also have a huge impact on the flavor of your morning brew.