Specialty Coffee Collections

Strawberry, cherry, peach, plum. The approachable end of fruit-forward coffee — lively but never sour, with stone-fruit sweetness that lasts through the cup.

562 beans from 211 roasters

Lemon zest, grapefruit, bergamot, marmalade. The sharper end of fruit-forward coffee — high acidity, high clarity, the cup that wakes your palate.

239 beans from 132 roasters

Mango, pineapple, passionfruit, lychee, papaya. Long-fermented naturals and honey processes that drink like fruit syrup with caffeine — sweet, full-bodied, sometimes closer to a smoothie than a typical cup.

90 beans from 65 roasters

Jasmine, rose, honeysuckle, lavender, blossom honey. Coffees that taste the way flowers smell — light-bodied, perfumed, unmistakably aromatic from the first sniff of the cup.

168 beans from 90 roasters

Gesha varietal + washed processing — the canonical floral, jasmine, bergamot specialty cup. The reference point that put Panama Gesha on the map and reshaped what coffee could taste like.

59 beans from 40 roasters

Coffee from roasters with verified accolades — Good Food Awards, World Brewing and Barista championships, James Beard recognition. Every bag here comes from a roaster whose work has been judged and recognized by the wider coffee world.

84 beans from 25 roasters

Bags above $0.32/g (about $80+ for 250g). Competition lots, micro-region geshas, anaerobic ferment experiments, single-day harvests roasters only see a few kilos of per year.

46 beans from 20 roasters

Wine, fermented fruit, cinnamon, banana, rum. The experimental wing of specialty coffee — anaerobic and koji-style processing that turns a bean's flavor inside out. Polarizing. Modern.

59 beans from 45 roasters

Oolong, green tea, chamomile, white tea, lemongrass, mint. The most delicate coffees on the site — clean, silky, sweetness that arrives quietly and a finish that fades clean.

80 beans from 60 roasters

Cocoa, almond, hazelnut, brown sugar. Medium-roast washed coffees that brew predictably and taste familiar — specialty coffee at its most reliable.

370 beans from 190 roasters

Beans dialed for a 25-30 second portafilter shot — medium-to-dark roasts plus the lighter naturals that translate to a balanced espresso when pulled long.

352 beans from 183 roasters

Bags under $0.075/g (about $18.75 for 250g). Real specialty quality, just priced for daily drinking instead of the special-occasion shelf.

271 beans from 135 roasters

Decaf, half-caf, quarter-caf, and naturally low-caffeine varietals like Laurina. Modern processes (Swiss Water, EA / Sugarcane) preserve enough cup quality that specialty roasters now stock decaf seriously.

28 beans from 21 roasters