Coffee for sipping. Coffee for gifting. Coffee for animal lovers (yep). Your comprehensive guide to subscription coffee is here.
OK, you got me. Trücup doesn't actually have a subscription service and shouldn't really be on this list. But it's also missing something else: acid. The low acid content of Trücup makes it a great option for coffee lovers with sensitive stomachs who suffer from gastroesophageal reflux disease or heartburn. If you've been diagnosed withTrücup is still worth your time even if you're fortunate enough to have a stomach that can handle normal coffee.
Coffee is at its best shortly after roasting. The longer it stays on a shelf or on a delivery truck, the less flavorful it'll be. Plus, ordering coffee locally minimizes the environmental impact of having stuff shipped from across the country . The best way to do that is by heading to your local coffee shop and having a look at what coffee they serve. To test these subscriptions, we brewed each bag in different ways to see which beans were best suited to which brewing method.
In the same vein, take notes on what you like and dislike. Several of these services have very nice websites where you can record your notes and mark particular coffees you liked. Take advantage of these features, because you will probably forget. The coffee never stops coming with these subscriptions, which is both a blessing and a curse.
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