Espresso
- RATIO
- 1:2
- DOSE → YIELD
- 18g → 36g
- GRIND
- Fine
- TEMP
- 200°F
- TIME
- 25–28s
Caramel • Mandarin Orange • Cinnamon
OUR SIGNATURE ROASTS
Swipe to explore our signature roasts.
ETHICALLY SOURCED
Partnering with farms that prioritize people and planet.
ROASTED IN SMALL BATCHES
Every roast is crafted with care to bring out the best in every bean.
FRESHNESS GUARANTEED
Roasted to order and shipped fast. Always peak flavor.
LOVE IT OR IT'S ON US
Not 100% satisfied? We'll make it right. That's our promise.
UNDERSTANDING THE CUP
We score three things for every bean—body, acidity, and sweetness. Here's what each one means when the cup hits your mouth.
BODY
3 / 5 BALANCED
The weight of the cup. Low body feels like tea; high body coats the mouth like whole milk.
ACIDITY
3 / 5 BALANCE
Brightness, not sourness. Acidity is why flavors pop. A coffee with no acidity tastes flat; too much overwhelms.
SWEETNESS
4 / 5 FULL
How much dessert is in the cup. All specialty coffee is sweet; the question is how much.
REST & STORAGE
We roast to order. That's how it should be — but it means our coffee needs a minute before it hits its stride. Rest the beans 7 to 14 days before brewing. Coffee is best after it has off-gassed and developed its flavor. Open a bag the day it lands and you'll taste a coffee that hasn't finished getting dressed.
Good for up to 3 months if you keep it airtight at room temperature. Go by flavor, not roast date — if it still tastes like coffee should, drink it. If it starts tasting flat or bland, it's stale.
Headed out of town or stocked up for the long haul? Freeze it. In an airtight bag, beans keep indefinitely in the freezer. Thaw fully before grinding — no exceptions — and grind the day you brew.
QUICK TIP
Air, light, heat, and moisture are coffee's enemies. Airtight, cool, and dark is your coffee's happy place.
THE FARM & THE SOURCE
BREW GUIDE
Use fresh, filtered water. Adjust to taste and your equipment.
HOW WE ROAST IT
Bumped up to overcome the density loss from wet decaffeination.
Cracks at a higher temperature because the bean is less dense.
Pushed deeper to build caramel and mandarin notes.
Quick total roast despite the deeper development.
Higher than caffeinated beans — normal for decaf.
DECAF MATH
Decaf roasts different — the bean has already been through wet decaffeination before we see it, so it's less dense and holds moisture differently than a caffeinated bean. The 300°C charge plus 20% DTR target overcomes that density loss and builds caramel and mandarin notes without letting the cup go flat. The higher 15.5% roast loss is normal for decaf and baked into our cost model — we'd rather pull a cup that tastes like coffee than save a few percent on yield.
4.8/5
SHIPPING SPEED
We roast Tuesdays, ship Wednesdays. Standard delivery takes 3-5 business days. Expedited shipping available at checkout.
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