Bean Box

Their mission is to bring warm, caffeinated joy, the occasional surprise, and the best artisan coffee experience available to their customers with every monthly Bean Box delivery.

Seattle is the epicenter for locally-roasted, authentic coffee. You can’t go a mile without finding a coffee shop that treats a cup of coffee like a form of art. The presentation, aroma, and taste combine to create a unique experience worth sharing (okay, addiction!). Living in Seattle for 28 years, we’ve enjoyed our fair share of amazing coffee, and we found ourselves buying our favorite coffee to ship to friends and family as gifts. This sparked an idea. Why not make it easy for everyone to experience the never-ending variety of Seattle’s most revered coffee shops and roasters? The Bean Box was born.

The cost is only $20 per month to try delicious coffee. You will receive 4 different kinds of coffee beans and can make about 15 cups of coffee with it.

Bean Box kindly sent me this box to review and a 15% off code for anyone who would like to try some amazing coffee (just click on the link below to receive the discount)

Oct 2014 Bean Box kindly sent me this complimentary box to review	Each selection of coffee beans arrives in air-sealed packages to preserve the freshness. Plus they included a gourmet piece of chocolate that I enjoyed before I realized I needed to take a picture. Sorry! It was delicious though!	Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee - I prefer light and medium roasts, so this one was right up my alley. I don't usually buy coffee that needs to be ground, but I think the extra time is well spent and it does improve the taste.
Roaster's Choice - This is suppose to be a darker roast, but to me it was more of a medium roast. It was good, but my least favorite of the coffee's I tried.	Drip Blend - The was another light/medium roast. I didn't notice the hint of cherry, but I could tell it was a little sweeter than the others.	Guatemala La Esperanza - This was my favorite of those I tried. The different flavor combinations really stood out in this one and not in an overpowering way. The flavors really complimented each other.

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Oct 2014

Bean Box kindly sent me this complimentary box to review

Each selection of coffee beans arrives in air-sealed packages to preserve the freshness. Plus they included a gourmet piece of chocolate that I enjoyed before I realized I needed to take a picture. Sorry! It was delicious though!

Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee - I prefer light and medium roasts, so this one was right up my alley. I don't usually buy coffee that needs to be ground, but I think the extra time is well spent and it does improve the taste.

Roaster's Choice - This is suppose to be a darker roast, but to me it was more of a medium roast. It was good, but my least favorite of the coffee's I tried.

Drip Blend - The was another light/medium roast. I didn't notice the hint of cherry, but I could tell it was a little sweeter than the others.

Guatemala La Esperanza - This was my favorite of those I tried. The different flavor combinations really stood out in this one and not in an overpowering way. The flavors really complimented each other.