Coast to Coast Coffee is a new Canadian coffee subscription box! In each box you will receive a new freshly roasted batch of premium coffee beans just waiting to be ground and enjoyed.
Organic, Fair Trade and Freshly Roasted in small batches
Beans are roasted just hours before they’re packed up and shipped to your door!
Amazing selection from light roast, to dark, from all over the world.
Cost: $16.95 per 400g delivered weekly
$17.95 per 400g delivered bi-weekly
$18.95 per 400g delivered monthly
Shipping: FREE to Canada
Coupon Code:
- Save $5 with code SUBSCRIPTIONBOXES5, when you sign up for a re-occurring subscription (either weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly) Valid until June 30th, 2016
(This box was sent to SubscriptionBoxes.ca for review purposes, please contact us if you’d like us to review your box)
Mmmmm, the smell of fresh coffee. If you are like me and the closest thing to “fresh” coffee is when you open a new bulk tin of pre-ground coffee, the world of premium coffee is a real treat. The moment I opened the box the aroma of fresh roasted coffee filled the kitchen, and most of the main floor for that matter in minutes. The packaging was simple in this case, just plastic bags with hand written information on each one. I love seeing the “roasted date” on each bag, and like the site says, it literally was just before it must have been mailed out to us.
We received three samples of coffee in our sample pack box. Note: we received three 400g bags in our sampler, but the website indicated 100g bags come in the sample pack. Also, when ordering, you can choose the grind type if you wish. Our samples came as whole bean, the recommended way. There are brewing instructions on your coffee bags as well as on the Coast to Coast Coffee website.
The box came with a simple contact card with basic information. This really would make a good gift idea and I will keep this card on hand.
Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Blend: Roasted May 19, 2016. Light to medium roast. Yirgacheffe is a town in the Sidamo region of Ethiopia with an elevation of 1500-1900m above seas level. This coffee had a sweeter taste than the others, and very little sugar was needed. I really liked that it was organic and fair trade – makes you enjoy each cup just that little bit more.
Mexico Chiapas Blend: Roasted May 19, 2016. Medium Roast. This coffee bean comes from the southern edge of Mexico and grown at a slightly lower elevation (1000 – 1500m). A medium roast is recommended to bring out the sweetness of the bean. This blend was very nice.
Papua New Guinea Enorga Blend: Roasted Date, May 19, 2016. My favorite coffee of the sample pack. I like coffee with a bit of a punch to it and this medium to dark roast delivered. Grown by the Highlands Organic Agriculture Co-op at a high elevation 1300-1750m this coffee has it all; bold full flavor, and an inspiring story of how this product is helping the community escape poverty.
Verdict: I love the smell of coffee and these beans made the house smell better than a coffee shop! I love supporting local companies, and even more so when that local company is supporting fair trade, organic items that are improving the lives of people around the world. Before this, my knowledge of coffee was limited to the menu at Starbucks, but now I can enjoy incredibly fresh coffee at home. There is a HUGE taste difference between this coffee and that of a pre-ground grocery-store blend. I will forever be a coffee snob after this. 🙂
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