10 Craft Coffee Blends You Can Brew at Home

Thanks to the internet, you’re not limited to the coffee shop around the corner or corporate brands for high-end coffee anymore. Now you can enjoy premium craft coffee from small roasters located all over the country. If you’re addicted to a strong cup of joe made from beans sourced with love, check out these unique craft coffees.

Ruby Coffee – Located in the small town of Nelsonville in rural Wisconsin, Ruby offers subscription coffee plus a variety of blends…and really cool ruby red sweatshirts.

Ironsmith Coffee – A tiny coffee shop/ roaster in the beach town of Encinitas, CA, Ironsmith’s lightly roasts their coffee on a 5k Diedrich, complete with ocean breezes.

Prospect Coffee – A brand spanking new coffee shop and roaster for the locals in Ventura, CA. Started by two brothers, Prospect also sells a variety of their craft coffee online, plus some sweet merchandise.

Demitasse Coffee – An L.A. based coffee roaster with shops in Little Tokyo, West Hollywood, Santa Monica and Wilshire. Lucky for you, they offer their blends for sale online, plus tea and chocolate. Score.

Sight Glass Coffee – Roasting and serving coffee in SoMa San Francisco (right near our brand new community, L Seven), Sight Glass offers a large selection of premium craft coffee online, plus brewing tools to create the best cup of joe ever.

Ritual Coffee – Also made in good old San Francisco, Ritual has six locations, but if you’re not in town, you can still have your own morning rituals with their coffee blends and subscriptions available online.

Counter Culture Coffee – Good southern coffee coming straight out of Durham, NC, they offer coffee sourced from around the world, plus subscriptions so you’re never without.

Onyx Coffee Lab – Handcrafted small batch coffee coming directly to you from Rogers, AR, they offer everything you need online to make an incredible cup of coffee. Plus some seriously good chocolate.

Stump town Coffee – Portland coffee is in the house with coffee and subscriptions from Indonesia and Latin America, plus tea and coffee gear.

Olympia Coffee – Roasting from the Pacific Northwest in state of Washington, Olympia’s roasting roots started in 2005 and they never looked back. Get their craft coffee online, plus top of the line equipment and perhaps some tea if you’re so inclined.