Coffee is an individual experience with each of us having our flavor preferences and ways of preparing that perfect cup. Yet where we all agree is that nothing beats that first cup of coffee in the morning or sitting with friends after a good meal lingering over that cup of fresh brewed coffee Coarse Coarse grind is good for percolators and French Presses. The French Press is the traditional preferred brewing method for many coffee connoisseurs. The Press allows coarsely ground beans to steep in hot water. This method results in a rich, full body coffee with no residue in the water Medium Medium grind is used for drip coffee makers.
Drip coffee is the most common brewing method.
This method pours near boiling water medium coffee grounds to produce coffee. The result is a smooth tasting coffee. Fine Fine grind can be used with a drip coffee maker but must be used with a cone-shaped filter to prevent any sediment from falling in the pot. The whole bean is for those individuals that prefer to grind their own beans producing a fresh ground cup of coffee with every pot. Our coffee is roasted in small batches to ensure maximum flavor and aroma.