Honorary mention
There are a lot of coffee subscriptions out there, and honestly, a lot of them are very good. This list needs to capture each list at least three times longer! I love subscriptions more than I have room to talk about them, so here I gather some of our draft picks on Wired Like. Some of them also provide very specific services. Is there a favorite we haven’t tried? Send an email to [email protected].
$40 Stony Creek Coffee (two bags): Milwaukee-based Stone Creek’Creek Coffee offers fresh, tasty coffee in large 1-pound bags, and offers a variety of blends and single original product options. According to former wired coffee writer Jaina Gray, the Butter City blend is especially a pleasant medium grill, with some warm flavors like chocolate and brown sugar that exudes some fruity flavors that give the coffee almost the cocoa powdery flavor. Adding a little milk is almost like drinking hot cocoa. Two bags are available for monthly subscriptions.
$15 per bag of gravel coffee: From a roastery in Charlottesville, Virginia, Gravel Coffee grills some of our favorite blends, including a fantastic, umami, chocolate side hustle blend, and has a subtle high acidity to balance it. But what really distinguishes gravel from other roasters is gravel. Roastists have long made long-term commitments to their coffee farmers.
Mrs. Falcon costs $45 (two bags): The Falcon Coffee Club Ladies may attract your Art Nouveau bag. But, according to former wired critic Jaina Gray, the sweet, velvety coffee inside will bring you back. Each coffee mixture is well thought out to enhance the flavor present in the cafe, which is spotty.
Angel’s Cup $23 per bag: Angel’s cup is more like a coffee school for distance learning than a box subscription service. I suggest you try a black box subscription. You will learn about what you really like and dislike about coffee, as well as some education through the app, roaster notes, and other tasters notes.
Mistobox $15 per bag: With over 500 cups of coffee from over 50 roasters, Mistobox can subscribe to good gifts, especially if you don’t know which coffee you can get someone. Somewhere out of these 500 options, your coffee fanatics should find something that makes them happy.
