An intentional lineup — every coffee here has a reason to be here and a guide to help you brew it right.
Single-OriginOne country, one story, one flavour profile per bag. Ethiopians, Colombians, Guatemalans — sourced for what makes each origin genuinely distinct.
SeasonalTwo or three origins that say something better together than alone. Built for consistency and comfort — the coffee that tastes like your morning is supposed to.
EspressoRoasted for pressure and milk — full body, low acidity, works with oat milk, almond, or straight. Also excellent for moka pots and cold brew.

Swiss water-processed and roasted with the same attention as everything else. If someone is offering you a sad decaf, it's not ours.

Coarse-ground for 14–18 hour steeps — cold water, low acid, serious flavour. Coffee that doesn't taste like sad brown water.

Two or three bags together — a sampler, a gift, or a smarter way to stock the grinder. Bert approves of all of them.
Three flavour lanes — a fast, honest shortcut to the right bag. Pick the one that sounds most like your morning.
Chocolate, caramel, brown sugar, warm spice. Low-to-medium acidity. The coffee that pulls you in and keeps you there — works with milk or black, any brew method.
Fruit, citrus, berries, florals. Brighter acidity that feels clean, not harsh. Best black — on filter, pour-over, or iced. The kind of coffee you pause over.
Natural process, fermented notes, heavy body, wine or fruit-forward. Not subtle. Not every morning — but when you're ready to be surprised, this is where we go.
The bags the team keeps grabbing for their own mornings — and the ones Bert has been showing up to the market table with lately.
Staff FaveBold, full-bodied, and rich. One of the crew's go-to picks when the morning calls for something serious.
BlendDepth without knocking you sideways. Cocoa and smoke — the perfect daily driver for people who want a real cup without the intensity.

The 3 p.m. cup that doesn't apologise for itself. Roasted with the same attention as the caffeinated lineup — not an afterthought.
Whole bean is always the recommendation — grind fresh right before brewing and the difference is immediately obvious. But if you don't have a grinder, we grind to order at checkout and the bag ships same day it's roasted.
Choose the grind that matches your method. Multiple methods? Whole bean gives you full flexibility every time.
Not sure? Bert's Brew Guide has exact grind sizes and ratios for every method. The difference between good and great is usually in the grind. Read the Brew Guide
Small-batch doesn't mean small quality — it means the person at the drum is paying attention. We roast to bring out what's already in the bean, not to make everything taste the same.
Every bag ships with a roast date. Coffee is best between 5 and 21 days after roast. We time our inventory to keep you in that window.