Santa Ana, El Salvador
Finca El Guayabo Natural
Strawberry · Cocoa · Cinnamon
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Some of you found these before I even had a chance to send an email. They’re tasting great, and they’re ready in the shop.
Santa Ana, El Salvador
Strawberry · Cocoa · Cinnamon
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Bensa, Ethiopia
Raspberry · Lime · Dark Chocolate · Caramel
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Beyond the Cup
All coffee from Troubadour Coffee Roasters is roasted in small batches. We ship coffee soon after roasting so you receive it fresh and ready to brew.
A micro-lot coffee comes from a small, carefully selected portion of a farm's harvest. These coffees are typically higher quality and have more unique flavor profiles.
Yes. We offer specialty grade green coffee beans for customers who roast coffee at home. Each listing includes origin, altitude, varietal, and tasting notes.
Most of our coffees are light to medium roasted to highlight the unique flavors of each origin rather than heavy roasting flavors.
Coffee beans should be stored in a sealed container at room temperature away from light, heat, and moisture. Avoid storing coffee in the refrigerator.
Yes. Our coffee subscription delivers freshly roasted micro-lot coffees on a schedule you choose. Shipping is included and you can cancel anytime.
Yes. We offer hands-on barista training classes that teach espresso extraction, milk steaming, and brewing fundamentals.
Yes. Troubadour Coffee Roasters ships coffee throughout the United States.
Fresh roasted coffee beans are best enjoyed within 2–4 weeks after roasting. During this time the coffee’s natural aromas and flavors are at their peak. Whole beans stay fresh longer than pre-ground coffee, so grinding just before brewing will give you the best flavor. To maintain freshness, store coffee in an airtight container at room temperature away from light, heat, and moisture.