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Ann
Verified Buyer“I've tried coffee subscriptions from roasters all over the US, and this subscription is by far my favorite; each delivery is an unexpected delight and has introduced me to many different tasty coffees.”
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Katie
“I have a super busy schedule but need good coffee, and I like to choose companies that ethically source ingredients. A friend told me about CCC's subscription, and it was exactly what I was looking for. Great coffee, great selections, convenient ordering experience, and I never run out.”
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Sam
Verified Buyer“First, I love your single origin coffees and the care you take in roasting them. And I love the ease of ordering, the free shipping, and your commitment to sustainability.”
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Madison
Verified Buyer“I love you guys. I've always shared your coffee when we have company over and everyone is always blown away. Thank you for always being farmer focused and sustainable.”
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Steven
Verified Buyer“Beyond the point of satisfaction. I like to know where my coffee beans come from and how it is sourced. I’ve enjoyed superior quality and taste consistently for 15 yrs + now. Thank you!”
Coffees For This Week
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Single-Origin | Cusco, Peru
Valle Inca
golden raisin | nougat | creamy
Roast Level
light roast
Nestled in the southern reaches of Peru's Andean highlands is a cooperative of just over 100 coffee growers determined to thrive amid extreme conditions in a rugged landscape. Despite their small size and recent formation, the Valle Inca members are taking advantage of the region's coffee revival to showcase their dedication to cultivating excellent coffee. The fruit of their labor yields notes of sweet golden raisin and creamy nougat, thanks to its blend of Bourbon and Typica varieties.
Kyle Tush
Coffee Buyer & Quality Analyst
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Subscriber-Exclusive | Nariño, Colombia
Toldopamba – Special Process
candied pineapple | blood orange | juicy
Roast Level
light roast
The subscription program–backed by guaranteed volume–allows us to invest in interesting coffee each season, giving growers room to experiment without risk. This year, Toldopamba used that opportunity to explore underwater anaerobic fermentation. Coffee cherries were first washed in a circulating water bath, then run through a unique cherry sorting machine, removing any under- or overripe fruit. The uniform cherries were pulped and fermented underwater for approximately 90 hours, then cleaned in an “ecowasher” machine and dried on raised beds for 14-20 days. The result is a coffee with enhanced fruit complexity in the cup, bringing out a candied pineapple sweetness that is balanced by juicy, blood orange–like acidity.
Alex Stoffregen
Coffee Buyer & Quality Analyst
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