We get asked by friends and family where to buy coffee a lot. It’s a tough question! It’s easy to lose track of just how many incredible, fresh, vibrant coffees are out there. Every week, we ask our advertising roasting partners for coffee recommendations they’re most excited about. Here’s this week’s collection of some of the most interesting whole bean coffee offerings available from talented roasters across the globe.
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Klatch Coffee Order now to reserve our Monday, August 25 roast. The “Tom” lot (named for Eugene Altieri’s grandson) continues our long-running relationship with one of the world’s top Gesha producers, the Altieri family of Panama. This lot is located at 1720 meters above sea level, at the Mimas Estate on the slopes of the Baru Volcano. The unique dry fermentation process intensifies the flavors, making this a care-filled cup of coffee you won’t want to miss! |
 $79.95/170g |
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Equator Coffees Meet the farm that swept 2025’s Best of Panama. Owned and operated by the Peterson Family, Hacienda La Esmeralda continues to raise the bar for the whole coffee world with their outstanding achievements with the Gesha variety. |
 $90/6oz |
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Sightglass Coffee Summer Solstice is thoughtfully crafted to capture the carefree spirit of the season. We source two expressive coffees—one bright and floral, the other deep and fruit-forward—and blend them to create something layered, juicy, and undeniably summery. From the high elevations of Ethiopia’s Yirgacheffe region to the rolling hills of Huye, Rwanda, these coffees bring out the best in each other. Washed and natural processes add both clarity and complexity, while the final cup brims with tropical fruit, delicate florals, and sun-ripened sweetness. Whether you’re enjoying it over ice or as your first hot cup of the day, Summer Solstice is your invitation to pause, sip, and soak it all in. |
 $23/12oz |
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PERC Cinnamon and maple buns from award-winning coffee producer Diego Bermudez! His processing methods are truly scientific. He has a laboratory where he uses scientific methods to enhance the maximum potential of his coffee. The result is a super complex coffee, but in a warm, comforting way. It’s not super fruity or funky; this coffee is all about sweet, baking spices. It falls somewhere between a cinnamon roll and a spice cake. |
 $31/12oz |
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Blueprint Coffee The coffee-producing region Ngozi lies in north-central Burundi. With high elevation and mild, warm year-round weather, the environment in Ngozi provides excellent conditions for growing delicious specialty coffees. Turaco is a microlot named for the brightly colored bird commonly seen enlivening the Burundi skies. We taste blackberry, rose, maple, lime, and dark chocolate in this complex and delicious cup. |
 $25.5/12oz |
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Olympia Coffee Kirimahiga washing station delivers everything we love about Kenyan coffee: big sweetness, bold acidity, and rich body. Grown between Mt. Kenya and Lake Naivasha, this meticulously processed coffee bursts with flavor. |
 $24.50/12oz |
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Caffé Umbria Ethically sourced from sustainable farms in Mexico and South America, this blend is earthy with notes of stone fruit and lemon zest. Roasted medium-dark to bring out citrus sweetness, this blend will reveal its intricacies with different brew methods. |
 $18/12oz |
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Stumptown Coffee Roasters Cold Brew Summer Blend features some of our favorite structured, sweet Direct Trade coffees — from our partners at Rwanda Huye Mountain and in Costa Rica’s renowned Los Santos de Tarrazú region — to create the classic Stumptown Cold Brew you know and love. Brewed hot or cold, this blend delivers a fruit-forward acidity, milk chocolate finish, and a nougat sweetness. |
 $23/12oz |
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Madcap Coffee Party’s name comes from both its explosive, colorful tasting notes as well as its passionate fans that celebrate its return to the menu each summer. We always select a natural processed coffee from Ethiopia to represent Party – and this year we chose Gora Kone out of the West Arsi, Oromia region of Ethiopia. |
 $23/8oz |
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Passenger Vanilla and bergamot aromatics lead to a classic washed Ethiopian profile with flavors of juicy citrus, peach, and a crisp black tea finish. |
 $19/250g |
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La Barba Coffee This washed pink bourbon is a reminder of the significance of farming and terroir. Clean, balanced, and delicate, it has bright floral aromas and earl grey notes of bergamot and fruity coriander. As it cools these notes mellow a bit and the cup gets sweeter and sweeter with a creamy, sugary sweetness. |
 $27/12oz |
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Heartwood Coffee It’s not often we get to offer a coffee from a farm that we stepped foot onto. When we’re able to connect all the dots in our heads about the mysteries of the coffee world, and paint a clear picture of the amount of hard work that goes into this beautiful practice, it makes what we do on a daily basis that much more meaningful. We’re hoping you can taste the fruits of this new experience, and hop on for a ride as we venture further down this exciting rabbit hole of relationship based coffee. |
 $26/12oz |
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Mr. Espresso Brazilian coffees are often viewed as “workhorse” coffees. They’re regularly used as the main component of a blend to give good chocolate notes and body, but they’re rarely the star of the show. This coffee eschews that designation and truly shines as a single origin espresso and brew. Brazil Córrego Da Boa Vista is a coffee that absolutely bursts with freshness. In the cup you’ll find an abundance of florals including lavender and jasmine, followed by vetiver, and ending with toasted almond. |
 $21/12oz |
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Verve Coffee Roasters Balanced and bright, the Grateful Dead blend is easy-drinking with layered complexity. It opens with a sweet burst of Plum and Nectarine, grounded by warm Black Tea. A clean finish brings it all together, offering a smooth cup that’s as timeless as the music that inspired it. |
 $24/12oz |
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Onyx Coffee Lab Gore Dako has solidified its place within our list of favorites since the inaugural harvest of 2019. Grown in the pristine native forests of Ethiopia, this coffee goes through a slow ripening stage, concentrating sugars. When roasted, the cup yields delicate notes of stone fruit and florals throughout. |
 $26/10oz |
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Portland Coffee Roasters Endless Summer originates from Kayon Mountain Coffee Farm in Ethiopia’s renowned Guji Zone. This area has a lush, dense forest thanks to the generations of indigenous tribes who have organized and legislated to protect it. Endless Summer is made of varieties 74110 and 74112 – sourced from Ethiopia’s Jimma Agricultural Research Center. Organically grown cherries are hand-picked for imperfections and naturally processed in the open sun, resulting in a beautiful and bright flavor. |
 $21/12oz |
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Partners Coffee Block Party is a celebration of sunny days ahead. Intended to be enjoyed hot, iced, or cold brewed, it has a lively and refreshing flavor profile perfect for summer. This year Block Party is 100% chiroso, sourced from some of our favorite farm relationships in Antioquia, Colombia. Across a range of brewing methods you’ll find notes of fresh berries, watermelon, and Pink Lady apple bathed in rich caramelized sugars. |
 $25/12oz |
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Night Swim Coffee COMMUNITY: Smallholders Farmers |
 $24/12oz |
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Joe Coffee Apple Blossom, Candied Grapefruit, Apricot |
 $18/6oz |
