All specialty coffee

Start with flavor.

Tasting notes are a useful guide, but they describe the coffee’s character rather than ingredients added to the beans. If you’re unsure where to begin, look for familiar notes and compare a few coffees that sound appealing.

Consider how you brew.

A coffee you enjoy as espresso may taste different as a filter brew. Check each listing for its roast style and any brewing guidance before choosing.

Use categories for your priorities.

Browse single origin coffees to explore beans from a particular place, decaf when you want less caffeine, organic for coffees with that designation, or direct trade to explore coffees with closer relationships to producers. At Whobru, we research and curate our recommendations thoroughly, as labels alone won’t always tell you everything about flavor or how the coffee was sourced.