Roaster's Choice Filter Subscription

$42.00

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500g 1kg

Wholebean or Ground (Required)

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Treat yourself to a rotating lineup of the best seasonal filter offerings. Rotated fortnightly, our Head Roaster will select a favourite filter coffee to keep your discerning palette satisfied.

This is a great choice for those who like to keep up with the latest specialty lots. Roasted specifically for filter, these offerings bring something unique, delicious and curated to keep you caffeinated.

Get 10% off and free shipping on all subscription orders. Subscriptions start from 500g with your choice of how often you receive your freshly roasted coffee. Change, pause, or skip your order at any time through your customer login with no minimum terms or commitments.

Note: 2 x 250g bags of one single origin will be sent for all 500g orders.

Great coffee beans

Love the single origin subscription. Love the variety and its always great quality

This was my first time trying the Roaster’s Choice Filter Subscription, and I’ve really enjoyed it so far. The coffee was fresh, flavorful, and arrived right on time. I’m excited to see what future deliveries will bring—great first impression!

I got 'Aracely Martinez Honduras' for my first order

I love the way your subscription works. 1 bag to get right. 1 bag to enjoy. It's decent on price point too. Good quality coffee beans. This one is easy to drink. I definitely prefer your more funky fruity profiled coffee beans. At least the ones I tried at DAYJOB coffee in Adelaide. While be continuing with future subscription 😃.

Two cycles in and have enjoyed both coffees

The first coffee I received was a very robust Kenyan peaberry, the second was a extremely well-rounded Ethiopian. The cost of both coffees was less via the subscription than if I had purchased them directly and are coffees I would have been happy to pay the sticker price for. I enjoy that the roaster has provided two interesting coffees, rather than sending out safe options. What appeals to me about a subscription is the expert curation of the more exotic stuff, I know how to source 'safe' beans reliably and wouldn't need a subscription for that.