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Find your coffee
Tell us how you brew and what you like to taste, and we'll point you to coffees that fit.
Not sure where to start?
Our range runs from light to medium-dark roasts, from washed to natural processing, and from coffee for espresso machines and manual brewers to capsules and pods. Answer the quiz below and we'll open a list of coffees that match your answers. You can adjust the filters once you get there.
How we match you
Brew method
Espresso and manual brewing map to the brewing methods listed on each coffee, so you see coffees suited to your equipment. Capsules go straight to our Nespresso-compatible capsules.
Flavor
Bright and fruity points to light and medium-light roasts. Sweet and balanced points to medium. Rich and chocolatey points to medium and medium-dark.
Classic or adventurous
Classic and clean points to washed coffees. Fruit-forward and unusual points to natural, honey, anaerobic and experimental processing.
Roast levels at a glance
Light
The most origin character and the highest acidity, often fruity or floral.
Shop light roastsMedium-light
Still bright, with a little more sweetness and body.
Shop medium-light roastsMedium
Balanced sweetness and acidity, a good all-rounder.
Shop medium roastsMedium-dark
Heavier body, with chocolate and roasted notes and less acidity.
Shop medium-dark roastsProcessing in one line
Washed
The fruit is removed before drying, which tends to give a cleaner, brighter cup.
Shop washed coffeesNatural
Dried whole in the fruit, which usually brings fruit-forward sweetness and a heavier body.
Shop natural coffeesHoney, anaerobic and experimental
These lots sit alongside washed and natural and are part of the adventurous answer.
Shop by how you brew
Espresso machine
Coffees listed for espresso.
Shop espresso coffeeManual brewing
Pour-over, French press, moka pot and more.
Shop manual brew coffeeNespresso-compatible capsules
Capsules for Nespresso OriginalLine machines.
Shop capsulesESE pods
Pods for ESE-compatible espresso machines.
Shop ESE podsCoffee questions, answered
Which roast is best for espresso?
Many people choose medium to medium-dark roasts for espresso because of their body and sweetness. Lighter roasts work too and taste brighter and more acidic. Adjust the roast to your taste.
What is the difference between light and dark roast?
Lighter roasts keep more of the bean's origin flavors and acidity. Darker roasts bring a heavier body and roasted, chocolatey notes with less acidity.
What does natural process mean?
The coffee cherries are dried whole, with the fruit still on the bean, before it is removed. This usually gives a sweeter, fruit-forward cup. In a washed coffee the fruit is removed first, which tends to taste cleaner.
Do you sell capsules or pods?
Yes. We sell Nespresso-compatible capsules and ESE pods; both are in the shop.
Can I change the filters after the quiz?
Yes. Your result opens our coffee category with filters already applied, and you can change the brewing method, roast level or process there, or clear them to see everything.
Still deciding?
Our grind size calculator and the story of how we roast can help you choose.