Bulfinch Coffee Roasters
Adventure Pack
For the adventurer. Three 12oz freshly roasted single origin bags and our Bulfinch x MiiR 16oz Traveller Mug.
3 x 12oz (48 cups)
Cadillac Mtn.
Striking a perfect balance between creamy and tart, this roast offers notes of strawberry and lemon with a mellow body. Whether we’re hopping on the T at Park Street Station or hiking up Cadillac Mountain to catch the sunrise, this roast has you covered every step of the adventure.
Strawberry, Cream and Lemon Tasting Notes
Medium Light Roast
Chiquimula, Guatemala
Newbury St.
This rich, creamy roast starts with a note of vanilla, before giving way to a sweet, citrusy body. Unlike the hectic holiday shopping Newbury Street sees in the winter, the summer months usher in a calmer mood, perfect for a relaxing stroll through Boston’s Back Bay with this smooth roast at your side.
Vanilla, Orange and Brown Sugar Tasting Notes
Light Roast
Cajamarca, Peru
Stowe Weekend
Our first offering from Mexico, this bean comes from farms near Motozintla and Tapachula. As always, our Stowe Weekend roast delivers a rich chocolate taste, but this time with a note of maple syrup that will convince you we found it driving through the back roads of Vermont. If you spend the summer gazing longingly at your ski jacket, this roast is the one for you.
Chocolate, Maple Syrup, Brown Sugar and Nutmeg Tasting Notes
Dark Roast
Chiapas, Mexico
Roasted to order
Our coffee is freshly roasted, which means what you receive is always as it should be.
Sourced the better way
We work with Caravela to ensure all our beans are sourced responsibly.
Bags that disappear
Your coffee beans won’t last forever, so what they come in won’t either.
Bags and Mailers are 100% compostable, vegan, non-GMO and free from PLAs and PFAs.
Zero carbon importer
Our green beans importer Caravela Coffee have been certified by One Carbon World under its Carbon Neutral Standard, silver status.
Doing our bit
We’re a Carbonfree small business partner, and part of 1% for the Planet.
It should come as standard, but…
…farmers often don’t get what they need. It’s why we pay to ensure livelihoods are met, well-being is high, and ethical practices are continued.
