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The Best Coffee Machines and Delivery Services

Stop spending money buying coffee every morning and save that money for your next trip. Recreate that charming little Italian café you found on vacation at home with you by combining the best coffee makers with the best coffee delivery subscriptions. Your morning cup has never tasted better—or been easier to make.

The Best Coffee Makers

The best coffee makers will make your drink just how you like it—in just a few minutes.

Breville The Grind Control

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Breville

Freshly ground coffee just tastes better, which is why the coffee you get at a cafe feels like more of a treat than what you make at home. Recreate that experience at home (without all the effort) with Breville’s The Grind Control. Featuring an innovative adjustable built-in grinder that’s surprisingly quiet, The Grind Control allows you to choose your grind level based on the type of beans you’re using for the best possible cup. Eight different strength settings allow you to customize your cup of coffee that’s as strong or mellow as you like.

Program The Grind Control’s autostart setting to wake up to a fresh cup of coffee that feels like it was made by a professional barista.

The Grind Control can brew into the included carafe, your own cup, or a travel mug—making it perfect for busy travelers.

OXO Brew Pour-Over Coffee Maker

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Amazon

Pour-over coffee tastes great but requires lots of time and patience to make. Unless you have OXO’s pour-over coffee maker which makes the process as simple as making tea. The innovative design comes with a built-in water tank, so all you have to do is put the filter and grounds in the bottom and hot water in the top. You’ll have a perfect cup of coffee in minutes.

AeroPress

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Amazon

The AeroPress is a favorite among serious coffee drinkers, and it’s surprisingly easy and quick to use—plus this tiny gadget takes up zero counter space in your kitchen. The AeroPress can make regular coffee as well as espresso shots, and clean-up takes seconds. The included paper microfilters filter out all the grounds and grit, or you can use a more eco-friendly reusable stainless steel filter.

Bodum Pour-Over Coffee Maker with Permanent Filter

Two views of the Bodum Pour-Over Coffee Maker with Permanent Filter
Amazon

Brew a great cup of coffee in less than five minutes with Bodum’s easy pour-over coffee maker. Available in a 17-ounce, 34-ounce, or 51-ounce carafe size, it makes exactly as much coffee as you need. You’ll never have to buy another coffee filter again—the kit includes a reusable stainless steel mesh filter that filters better than paper and helps extract the aromatic oils from the beans.

Capresso CoffeeTEAM TS

Two views of the Capresso CoffeeTEAM TS
Amazon

Capresso’s CoffeeTEAM TS makes it easy to have fresh-ground coffee without all the hassle of grinding your own beans—simply pour whole beans into the gadget’s air-tight hopper (so it doubles as a storage spot for your beans) and press a button to brew the coffee. The built-in conical burr grinder will perfectly measure and grind the beans for you before making you an amazing cup of coffee.

This coffee machine is programmable, so you can choose your grind settings, the number of cups, and the time that you want it to brew.

Hamilton Beach 2-Way Brewer

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Amazon

Wake up to the smell of fresh-brewed coffee with Hamilton Beach’s 2-Way Brewer. Just add the grinds the night before and program the coffee maker to start at whatever time you like, and it will automatically have a cup of coffee waiting for you when you wake up. Sleeping in? The warming plate will keep the coffee hot until you get to it.

To save on dishes and clean-up time, you can brew directly into your mug—or into the 12-cup carafe when you’re making it for multiple people.

Mr. Coffee Café Barista Espresso and Cappuccino Maker

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Amazon

Make your own espressos, cappuccinos, and lattes with the touch of a button with this coffee maker from Mr. Coffee. The 15-bar pump system brews rich and strong espresso shots, and the automatic milk frother makes creating foam super simple. Just fill the easy-to-clean water and milk reservoirs and pick the drink you want from the touch panel, and the machine will do the rest.

The Best Coffee Delivery Services

A good cup of coffee starts with having the right coffee beans. These coffee delivery services will bring freshly roasted beans or even ready-to-drink coffee directly to your door.

Beanz by Breville

Beanz by Breville
Beanz.com

Breville makes one of the best at-home coffee makers around, and the company wants you to have good, fresh beans to use in it—so it created its own coffee delivery service, Beanz.com. Choose from a selection of curated coffees from the nation’s best small batch specialty roasters, or leave it up to the experts with a Barista’s Choice subscription. This plan will send you coffee that’s tailored to your taste preferences and equipment at a frequency of your choosing.

No matter which option you go for, your beans will be roasted to order so you receive only the freshest coffee.

Coffee of the Month Club

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Amazing Clubs

AmazingClubs’ Coffee of the Month club makes a great gift for the coffee-lover in your life—guaranteed. The subscription comes with a “they’ll love it” guarantee that promises your money back if you’re not satisfied.

Each month, the recipient will receive a curated selection of freshly-roasted Arabica beans from award-winning growers around the world. The shipment will include a fun newsletter with entertaining coffee facts, information about the beans, and brewing tips.

Redemption Road Coffee

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Redemption Road Coffee

Do something good with your morning cup of coffee when you buy your beans from Redemption Road Coffee. The company sources specialty grade coffee from farms round the world, and partners with the farms to give back to charity. Buy the dark roast from Malawi for example, and support the Mzuzu Coffee co-op which provides their workers with free health care and education.

Choose from whole beans, ground coffee, canned cold brew, or pods to have your coffee delivered just the way you like it.

Lavazza Cold Brew

Three boxes, different flavors, of Lavazza Cold Brew
Lavazza

You’ve probably had Lavazza’s famous coffee in cafes around the world, and now you can drink it at home (without any effort). Lavazza’s cold brew coffee is available in ready-to-drink cans that taste just as good as what you’d order at a coffee shop. Choose from the double-shot oat milk, cappuccino, classic, and nitro cold brew flavors—all of which can be delivered to your door.

Don Pablo Coffee

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Amazon

Travel the world through your morning cup with coffee from Don Pablo. Don Pablo sources specialty beans from coffee destinations around the world (including Brazil, Guatemala, and Colombia) and slow-roasts them in small batches, resulting in flavorful and fresh beans that are then shipped directly to you.

You can customize your coffee by roast (light, medium, or dark) and also choose between whole bean or a variety of ground styles (including drip, pour-over, espresso, or cold brew). Don Pablo has a wide variety of coffee to choose from, including low-acid, organic, and decaf options. No matter what kind you pick, your coffee will be fresh and delicious when it arrives.

Grady’s Cold Brew

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Grady's Cold Brew

Get a taste of New Orleans without trekking all the way to Cafe du Monde with Grady’s Cold Brew. Made for those who like their coffee strong, Grady’s is a dark-roast coffee that’s blended with a hint of chicory to give it that special New Orleans flavor. Order it in ground-coffee form or in Grady’s genius cold brew bulk bean bags that let you make cold brew in bulk without all the time and mess. Or, treat yourself to an even easier way of making cold brew—Grady’s all-in-one Spouch, a ready-to-pour pouch with a spout filled with bean bags. Just add water and brew for 12 hours.

Nora’s Naturals Coffee

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Nora's Naturals

Make your coffee do more for you than just wake you up in the morning. Nora’s Naturals Coffee sources single-origin coffee that’s grown in volcanic soil so it delivers a high amount of antioxidants in every cup. The coffee is grown in Nicaragua and hand-roasted in Santa Barbara before being shipped out to you. Chose your desired roast (dark or light) and between whole bean or ground for every bag.

Bean Box

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Bean Box

A Bean Box subscription lets you customize your experience from the ground up, letting customers choose between whole bean or freshly ground, quantity (one or two 12 ounce bags), and frequency (every week, every two weeks, or every month). Subscribers can also choose from fun flavor profiles for their deliveries, like Dark & Toasty or Light & Bright, or roll the dice and let their Curation Team choose the best blend for you.

Looking to treat yourself or your friends? Bean Box also offers curated coffee boxes, like the World Coffee Tour or the Chocolate + Coffee Tasting Box, along with a Coffee of the Month Club membership.

MistoBox

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MistoBox

Try out coffee from all over the country with a MistoBox subscription. You’ll be paired with an expert coffee curator who will learn your tastes to match you with the perfect beans every month. MistoBox sources coffee from more than 60 of America’s award-winning artisan coffee roasters and delivers freshly-roasted beans to you each month. Allow your coffee curator to surprise you, or pick what sounds good from nearly 600 different choices of coffees and add them to your Brew Queue to try.

Blue Bottle Coffee

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Blue Bottle Coffee

Blue Bottle produces small-batch, sustainable coffee that is roasted to order and shipped within 48 hours. Their selective library of blends is curated by certified Q graders to ensure that their coffee is high quality and boldly flavorful.

Customers can choose to receive deliveries weekly, every two weeks, every three weeks, or monthly, with options ranging from single-origin coffee and traditional blends to instant coffee and cold brew.

Hawaii Coffee Company

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Hawaii Coffee Company

Hawaiian coffee is famous for a reason—it’s smooth and delicious. Treat yourself to 100 percent Kona coffee from the Hawaii Coffee Company, or to the more affordable (but still easy to drink) 10 percent Kona Blend. The company is currently offering $5 shipping and a 10 percent off your first order.

Trade

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Trade

Take a virtual tour around the U.S. via your taste buds with Trade’s coffee subscription service. Take a short quiz about your tastes and preferences, and Trade will help you discover new flavors and roasters from across the country. You’ll get great coffee as often as you want it, plus help support small coffee roasters.

If you don’t want to commit to a subscription but want to widen your caffeine horizons, Trade sells one-time purchase Starter Packs that let customers try out the roasts they have on offer. At the time of writing, Trade was offering up to four free bags of coffee with purchase of a Starter Pack.

Driftaway Coffee

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Driftaway Coffee

A Driftaway Coffee subscription starts with a five-profile tasting kit. You’ll rate each coffee in your kit, and Driftaway will use that data to match you to your perfect coffees for future deliveries.

The coffees are sourced from small coffee farms, and each delivery will include a story about the origin of the coffee.

Need to get your coffee situation sorted out at home ASAP? Get one of Driftaway Coffee’s Work From Home Coffee Kits, which include the tasting kit, a coffee maker (an Aeropress, a Hario V60, or a Moccamaster) and a Porlex Mini or Baratza burr grinder.

Volcanica Coffee

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Volcanica Coffee

No matter what kind of coffee you like, Volcanica Coffee is sure to have it. Shop by categories like blend, region, decaf, organic, low acid, rainforest, shade grown, cold brew, and more.

Or try one of the many gourmet flavored coffees, which contain no sugar and come in flavors like bourbon scotch toffee, gingerbread, french vanilla, and Island Breeze.

Intelligentsia

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Intelligentsia

Never run out of coffee (or tea) again with Intelligentsia’s subscription service. Choose the amount you want delivered and how often, and if you want whole beans or pre-ground. Browse the Intelligentsia coffee or tea offerings and pick the ones you like, or tell Intelligentsia which flavor notes you want, and it’ll pair you with the perfect beans.

Coffee is available from around the world, with a focus on ones that are currently in season. Don’t want to commit? You can buy bags of coffee without the subscription.

goodboybob

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goodboybob

goodboybob roasts its coffee every Tuesday and ships it out every Wednesday, so your beans are guaranteed to be fresh. The classic subscription starts from $18 per delivery and is sent out every month, and you can choose how many bags, which coffees, and which roast you want.

Or treat yourself to the rare subscription, which starts at $150 per month. This delivery features hard-to-find, award-winning coffees that are worth the price tag. These roasts are shipped in a custom, reusable wooden box and come in jars to keep the beans extra fresh.

Atlas Coffee

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Atlas Coffee Club

Spice up your morning coffee routine with Atlas’ Coffee of the Month Club. The service curates micro-lot coffees from around the world and sends you a fresh 12-ounce bag each month. Your box will include freshly roasted coffee beans, a flavor notes guide, a fun postcard from the coffee’s country of origin, and brewing tips. You’ll expand your palate and discover new coffees that you won’t find in a store.

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