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A fruity, chocolatey medium-roast blend of washed and natural coffees with rare price transparency, sold widely in grocery stores.
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Counter Culture Coffee
A fruity, chocolatey medium-roast blend of washed and natural coffees with rare price transparency, sold widely in grocery stores.

Onyx Coffee Lab
Onyx's house filter blend: milk chocolate and plum sweetness with a juicy citrus finish, roasted to order in Arkansas.

Intelligentsia Coffee
Intelligentsia's flagship espresso since 1995: syrupy and bright with cherry, cola and orange, roasted to order in Chicago.

Cometeer
Flash-frozen specialty coffee from top roasters that tastes freshly brewed in seconds, at about $2.63 a cup plus freezer space.

Swift Coffee
Specialty-grade instant from the company that makes many roasters' instants: sweet, balanced and pricey at about $2 a cup.

Stumptown Coffee Roasters
Stumptown's original café espresso blend: citrus, dark chocolate and raisin, forgiving enough to work in nearly any brewer.

Coffee Bros.
A sweet, medium-roast Ethiopia–Colombia espresso blend with strawberry, sugar cane and vanilla notes and a published mycotoxin test.

Waka Coffee & Tea
Freeze-dried single-origin Colombian instant at about 43¢ a cup: clean and balanced, a big step up from supermarket jars.

Chameleon Cold-Brew
An organic grocery-store concentrate from Guatemala, Colombia and Peru/Honduras that makes 64 oz of cold brew for $10.99.

Verve Coffee Roasters
Verve's flagship all-purpose blend of washed Latin American coffees: clementine, red apple and honeycomb, roasted to order.

Mayorga Coffee
Mayorga's best-selling organic Cuban-style dark roast: bold and smooth with vanilla and syrupy smoke, at a low price per pound.

Kicking Horse Coffee
Kicking Horse's bold, smoky organic dark roast: chocolate malt, molasses and licorice from Fairtrade co-op beans.

Volcanica Coffee
An organic, Fairtrade washed Yirgacheffe with lemon, blueberry and blackberry notes, sold by the pound at a mid-range price.

Four Sigmatic
Organic dark-roast ground coffee with lion's mane and chaga extracts. It brews and tastes like regular coffee, with full caffeine.

La Colombe Coffee Roasters
La Colombe's frothy nitro-charged canned latte: creamy and lightly sweet, though the can has shrunk to 9 oz at about $2.83 each.

La Colombe Coffee Roasters
La Colombe's signature dark-roast drip blend for 30+ years: baker's chocolate, red wine and spice from Latin American arabica.

Peet's Coffee
Peet's best-selling medium roast: brighter and fruitier than most grocery blends, with a chocolate-graham finish.

Death Wish Coffee
The 'world's strongest coffee' as a Keurig pod: about 180 mg of caffeine per 6 oz, organic and Fair Trade, and surprisingly smooth.

Café Bustelo
The yellow-can Latin espresso grind: dark, bold and cheap, built for moka pots, cafecito and milky drinks.

Chameleon Cold-Brew
USDA Organic black cold brew in a 10 oz glass bottle: clean, smooth and unsweetened, but pricey per ounce.

Alpine Start
A climber-founded Colombian instant in feather-light sticks: smooth and easy for the backcountry, at about $1.25 a cup.

Jot
A 20x specialty concentrate: one tablespoon makes a smooth, chocolatey cup with 150 mg caffeine, at nearly $2 a serving.

Community Coffee
Louisiana's family-roasted medium-dark blend: full-bodied, low-acid and nutty, with caramel and cocoa notes.

Laird Superfood
A low-cost functional ground coffee: Peruvian medium roast with lion's mane, rhodiola and coffee cherry for about $0.59 a cup.