Deal for WIRED Readers: Free Coffee Beans From Atlas Coffee Club

Fresh beans can make a world of a distinction in the event you’re attempting to brew better coffee at home. Save your self a visit to the shop and have them robotically delivered straight to the doorstep! Atlas Coffee Club is one in every of our favorite coffee subscription services, and it’s solely providing WIRED readers a free first bag of espresso beans together with a 1.8-ounce espresso pattern (brews round 4 cups) from Guatemala.

A 12-ounce bag normally prices $14. The firm normally provides a free first bag promotion throughout main sale occasions, like this previous Cyber Monday, however the further sampler sweetens the pot. The solely catch? You’ll want to enroll for the subscription through the checkout course of and you will get charged when your subsequent bag ships within the following weeks. If you notice you do not want the service, you possibly can skip a month, pause the service, or cancel it fully earlier than you are charged. Click the hyperlink beneath to see the promotion at checkout. The deal runs by December 13.

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Why We Like Atlas Coffee Club

Atlas Coffee Club delivers single-origin beans—roasted in Austin, Texas—to your house each two or 4 weeks. You can customise the frequency, in addition to whether or not you need a darker or lighter roast, entire beans or floor espresso, and what number of luggage you need per order. What makes the service distinctive is each month you get a bag of beans from a special nation, and it cycles by greater than 50, starting from Indonesia to Brazil.

The luggage are available in snazzy designs impressed by the locations the beans are from, with a postcard concerning the nation, and one other card detailing the tasting notes of the beans and suggestions on find out how to brew. The free sampler from Guatemala included on this promotion is made with a course of referred to as anaerobic fermentation, which removes oxygen from the espresso cherries within the early phases. Atlas says it added native fruit starters “to ensure a healthy fermentation and to produce the right level of yeast to find the perfect balance of fermentation and flavor.” It’s completely different from what you may get within the common 12-ounce luggage. 

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