Roaster’s Passport - 40% Off First Order!
Our unique coffee selection is roasted and shipped within 24 hours because we know how important fresh coffee from the roaster is to you. The Roaster's Passport subscription plan adds a touch of education and the excitement of the unknown as our roaster selects his favorite single origin and organic roast of the month.... shipped right to your door.
Roaster's Passport
Hill Tree Roastery LLC
Coffee usually comes down to personal preference but if you are adventurous, our Roaster's Passport subscription club is perfect for you, but also makes for a great gift! With each delivery, our roaster will have selected a different organic single origin coffee that is roasted to the beans ideal roast point.
We also include tasting notes, brewing suggestions, as well as information about the farm and country of origin. We have always enjoyed understanding the coffee we have come to love and appreciate and we believe that you will also enjoy it as well.
Deliveries can be set from to weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or even bi-monthly. We offer whole bean or ground coffee, your choice. Either way, the coffee we send you will have been roasted right before we ship, ensuring that you are receiving the freshest coffee possible.
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Roasters Box Set
Hill Tree Roastery LLC
Central and South American Collection
Our Central American beans are generally known for their balance. This means they are not too acidic or bitter and offer smooth flavors perfect for someone new to fresh roasted coffee. Our South American beans offer a wider flavor profile with moderate sweetness and acidity, and a well-rounded, full body taste most are generally accustom too.
African and South Pacific Collection
The African beans offer a variety of complex, exciting flavors and traits such as tomato, melon, blueberry, and spice. The South Pacific beans deliver a smooth and dense full bodied taste with subtle earthy tones, bold nuttiness and exotic dark chocolates.
