Some information about coffee clubs
Coffee clubs bring gourmet coffee delivered fresh to you and they have some advantages. There are some great home delivery clubs available when you know what to look for, and I'll tell you bit more about how they work.
First,
you will sign up (or sign up your friend or family member as a gift).
Most coffee clubs include some sort of bonus when you sign up. Find one
that has options you'll enjoy. You will choose the coffees you want,
tell them how often to deliver, and get the coffee through an automatic
charge on your credit card. Then wait for the coffees to be delivered to
your door, for you to brew in your favorite coffee maker.If you're not sure whether you'll use all of the coffee each month, you should look for a club that allows you to change how often deliveries are made. Not everyone drinks the same amount of coffee, and a monthly delivery might be too frequent for you.
You should also be able to change the coffees you want. Your tastes may change, or you may decide that you're tired of the particular coffees you're to receive and want to try something different next month. Be sure you know how you can cancel your membership, and any minimum length of membership.
Choosing the Right Coffee Club
The
right coffee membership club is one that has the coffees you want, and
the price should fit your budget. Look for a club that offers a broad
selection of quality gourmet coffees. Then look at the terms, to make
sure that you understand what you're signing up for, and how you can
stop the club if you want to do so.Here are several home coffee membership clubs that you may want to consider.
The Green Mountain Coffee Cafe EXPRESS Coffee Membership Club
Green Mountain Coffee offers their Cafe Express Club. With Green Mountain, you can be assured of a great selection of coffees (including organic and fair trade) as whole beans, ground coffee or in K-Cups for the Keurig brewers.
Peet's Coffee & Tea Peetniks
Peet's is
where gourmet coffee brewing started in the USA. Although more people
know about Starbucks than Peet's, Starbucks owes its start in large part
to Albert Peet, the immigrant from Amsterdam who decided that coffee in
America had a lot of room for improvement and did something about it.
Peet's built its reputation on roasting quality coffees, especially
darker roasts. The Peetniks Club, which is what they call the Peet's
membership club, offers you coffee roasted and shipped on the day of
your choosing.Community Coffee
Rivaling Peet's as the other originator of gourmet coffee in the U.S., Community Coffee has been brewing a rich coffee known as the taste of the south. Community Coffee is now the largest family-owned retail coffee brand in the U.S.
Buying Community Coffee online is the best way to enjoy this distinctively rich coffee unless you live in or visit Louisiana. The Saurage family has been brewing this coffee since 1919, and they apply their generations of roasting experience to produce full-bodied yet smooth flavor.
DJ Toman is a lawyer and coffee enthusiast living in Greensboro, North Carolina. He is the author of http://www.CoffeeDaydreams.com,
a site dedicated to gourmet coffee and choosing the best coffee makers.
Even beginners get helpful tips about how to brew and enjoy the coffee
of their dreams, for a lifelong adventure exploring specialty coffee.
You'll also find great coffee gift ideas, to find just the right gift or
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