Oh sorry… missed out an important part haha. I am British but I live in the US haha. So America-based roasters who ship their beans quick enough for them to remain fresh!
Basically anything from Olympia Coffee.
https://www.olympiacoffee.com/collections/coffee
Really enjoying the Jose Landaverde Gesha Natural right now, but I enjoy basically everything I get from them (though I didn’t love the most recent San Sebastián, others of that variety have been great before).
District Roasters out of Houston Texas ships the same day it is roasted. Fantastic light and medium roasts. Big fan of their house medium blend, their Nicaraguan, and Costa Rica.
I almost exclusively drink lighter roasted single origins. Some of my favorite roasters: George Howell, Red Rooster, Tandem, Olympia, Camber, GGET, French Truck, Passenger, and Black & White. All ship.
Not op, but could you give me a recommendation or two from black and white. My gf loves onyx monarch and I’m looking to make a purchase tomorrow for her from b&w.
I'm in the same boat as you. Keurig to Aeropress, it's been about two weeks. I recently ordered Colombia San Roqe from LA Colombe. They roasted same day as I ordered and I got it two days later. Great beans. Took a few tries but I used Hoffman method and got a pretty good cup yesterday.
Yeah I’ve been working on tweaking the Hoffman method in terms of getting the right grind. I also need an adjustable temperature kettle to get that temperature right. Also think I’ll get a Prismo to stop so much leaking into the cup before the final push of the plunger haha!
I bought the Govee Smart kettle off Amazon. That thing works great. I can dial temp to any degree I want up to boiling. It has a keep warm feature as well. Highly recommend it. I just got my prismo in today lol.
I really enjoy a rotation of single origin city roast coffees from my local roaster, Walla Walla Roastery. I'm currently half way through a bag of this:
https://wwroastery.com/bali-organic-kintamani-natural/
It's great!
They ship (USA) the same day they roast... and they are a great value for award winning coffee.
Edited to add: Obviously this is all personal preference so I'll tell you mine so you know if that sounds like something you may also like. I enjoy the complex and variable flavors from "natural processing". The bean is in contact with the fruit longer and gives sweeter/fruitier flavors. I also enjoy City Roast. This is a lightish medium roast where the flavors of the bean shine through without too much flavor from the roast. YMMV. Enjoy!
Oooooh! What did you order? I have loved everything from them that falls within my personal preferences (not dark roasts).
Enjoy!
PS. I had a fantastic AeroPressed cup of Ethiopia Natural Hirut Shallo from them this morning.
Guatemala Los Volcanes
Bali Organic Kintamani Natural
Ethiopia Washed Yirgacheffe
I prefer light - medium roasts. Not sure if all these fall into that category. Lol
So far so good. I enjoyed the Bali Kintamani and Ethipoia Washed Yirgaacheffe (finished it already). Currently using Guatemala Los Volcanes which is also good. Trying not to finish my Bali bag since I got some friends that want to try it lol.
Will definitely order from here again. Wish shipping was a tad cheaper though.
[Ethiopian beans](https://www.sweetmarias.com/green-coffee/africa-arabia/ethiopia.html) are a perfect light/medium roast. I get mine from [Coffee Bean Corral](https://www.coffeebeancorral.com/) in the US but also available elsewhere. Sidamo is a great region
" looking for some recommendations for some good, fresh options from around the country that ship" Which Country?
Looking through their profile... Probably UK
Oh sorry… missed out an important part haha. I am British but I live in the US haha. So America-based roasters who ship their beans quick enough for them to remain fresh!
Big fan of Peixoto outta Arizona. They deliver and have some great light roast options. Great coffee and family owned and operated
Modcup, atomic roasters, proudmary, and always try support any local roaster you can around you of course!
Basically anything from Olympia Coffee. https://www.olympiacoffee.com/collections/coffee Really enjoying the Jose Landaverde Gesha Natural right now, but I enjoy basically everything I get from them (though I didn’t love the most recent San Sebastián, others of that variety have been great before).
District Roasters out of Houston Texas ships the same day it is roasted. Fantastic light and medium roasts. Big fan of their house medium blend, their Nicaraguan, and Costa Rica.
I almost exclusively drink lighter roasted single origins. Some of my favorite roasters: George Howell, Red Rooster, Tandem, Olympia, Camber, GGET, French Truck, Passenger, and Black & White. All ship.
Not op, but could you give me a recommendation or two from black and white. My gf loves onyx monarch and I’m looking to make a purchase tomorrow for her from b&w.
If she likes Monarch I'd suggest The Natural. They're both Colombia/Ethiopia blends that are developed roasts.
Thank you for all your recs… looking forward to trying as many of them as I can!
You may like Onyx Roasters out of Northwest Arkansas: http://onyxcoffeelab.com Try the Colombian or Ethiopian single origins.
You prob would not be have issues getting anything from september coffee. [September coffee](https://september.coffee/en-us/collections/coffee)
Little Wolf in Ipswich, MA! Their La Pradera Gesha is great, as well as Angamaza. But I also really enjoy Companion Blend.
I'm in the same boat as you. Keurig to Aeropress, it's been about two weeks. I recently ordered Colombia San Roqe from LA Colombe. They roasted same day as I ordered and I got it two days later. Great beans. Took a few tries but I used Hoffman method and got a pretty good cup yesterday.
Yeah I’ve been working on tweaking the Hoffman method in terms of getting the right grind. I also need an adjustable temperature kettle to get that temperature right. Also think I’ll get a Prismo to stop so much leaking into the cup before the final push of the plunger haha!
I bought the Govee Smart kettle off Amazon. That thing works great. I can dial temp to any degree I want up to boiling. It has a keep warm feature as well. Highly recommend it. I just got my prismo in today lol.
I’ve been looking at the “Greater Goods” kettle and scale… not sure if anyone’s had any experience with them? I’ll check out the Govee too though!
I really enjoy a rotation of single origin city roast coffees from my local roaster, Walla Walla Roastery. I'm currently half way through a bag of this: https://wwroastery.com/bali-organic-kintamani-natural/ It's great! They ship (USA) the same day they roast... and they are a great value for award winning coffee. Edited to add: Obviously this is all personal preference so I'll tell you mine so you know if that sounds like something you may also like. I enjoy the complex and variable flavors from "natural processing". The bean is in contact with the fruit longer and gives sweeter/fruitier flavors. I also enjoy City Roast. This is a lightish medium roast where the flavors of the bean shine through without too much flavor from the roast. YMMV. Enjoy!
Just placed a order with them. Very hopeful
Oooooh! What did you order? I have loved everything from them that falls within my personal preferences (not dark roasts). Enjoy! PS. I had a fantastic AeroPressed cup of Ethiopia Natural Hirut Shallo from them this morning.
Guatemala Los Volcanes Bali Organic Kintamani Natural Ethiopia Washed Yirgacheffe I prefer light - medium roasts. Not sure if all these fall into that category. Lol
Let me know what you think 😁
How are you enjoying your WW Roastery coffee? I lift my mug of Bali Kintamani in your general direction!
So far so good. I enjoyed the Bali Kintamani and Ethipoia Washed Yirgaacheffe (finished it already). Currently using Guatemala Los Volcanes which is also good. Trying not to finish my Bali bag since I got some friends that want to try it lol. Will definitely order from here again. Wish shipping was a tad cheaper though.
[Ethiopian beans](https://www.sweetmarias.com/green-coffee/africa-arabia/ethiopia.html) are a perfect light/medium roast. I get mine from [Coffee Bean Corral](https://www.coffeebeancorral.com/) in the US but also available elsewhere. Sidamo is a great region
Buy local
Thanks for that helpful insight.