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People ask me all of the time, "What does Gold Label mean?"  The simple answer to that question is that it is a term that I made up to account for the top tiered, more expensive coffees that I was able to purchase.  Rather than aiming for a price point for our products, we just categorize them.  Non-gold labels are still premium direct trade single origin coffees, but we try to keep those under $17.50 per 12oz bag.  For Gold labels, I don't ask my importers about the price.  I get the best coffee that I can get my hands on and get it to you.
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Coffee Grinds Explained

We currently offer 4 different coffee grind levels.  Listed below with descriptions.

Whole Bean: Unground coffee for a home grinder.

Coarse: Think sugar in the raw, maybe more coarse, recommended for Chemex Brewer, French Press, Cold Brew

Medium: Slightly coarser than table salt, recommended for Metal Kone filters, Flat bottom brewers including Kalitta, Cloth filters

Fine:  Slightly finer than table salt, recommended for V60 pour overs, Cone filter coffee pots, Moka Pot, Aeropress.

Extra Fine: Like powdered sugar, recommended for Espresso.

If at all possible, we recommend grinding at home. We prefer Baratza coffee grinders and offer several of their models for sale. Click here to shop for one of their brewers.