Fresh Roasted Coffee
His Word Coffee offers specialty coffee beans roasted to order across blends, single origins, and decaf. These fresh roasted coffee beans are also air roasted coffee beans, coming from a fluid-bed roaster for an even roast.
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Choose this if:you want a medium roast with dark chocolate, caramel, cherry, vanilla, roasted almond notes.Natural tasting impressions; no added flavors.
Choose this if:you want a medium roast with milk chocolate, star fruit, strawberry, almond, cane sugar notes.Natural tasting impressions; no added flavors.
Choose this if:you want a medium-light roast with caramel and mellow dark chocolate with clean fruit-like sweetness and a creamy mouthfeel notes.Natural tasting impressions; no added flavors.
Choose this if:you want a medium roast with cocoa powder, almond, cane sugar, green apple notes.Natural tasting impressions; no added flavors.
Choose this if:you want a medium roast with creamy texture, subtle cocoa nib, soft caramel sweetness notes.Natural tasting impressions; no added flavors.
Choose this if:you want a medium roast with milk chocolate, orange, pecan, brown sugar, fig notes.Natural tasting impressions; no added flavors.
Choose this if:you want a medium-light roast with blueberry, milk chocolate, vanilla, roasted almond, black tea notes.Natural tasting impressions; no added flavors.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Coffee
Have questions about specialty coffee? We've got answers.
How does His Word Coffee roast its coffee?
We roast specialty coffee in Vancouver, Washington using a fluid-bed air roaster. Hot air moves the beans through the roasting chamber so heat reaches them without the beans resting against a heated drum. Each product page lists the coffee's current roast and buying options.
What is air-roasted coffee?
Air roasting, also called fluid-bed roasting, uses moving hot air to lift and roast the beans. Drum roasters use a rotating heated drum. Both methods can produce specialty coffee; we use air roasting because it gives us direct control over airflow, heat, and roast development.
Should I choose whole bean or ground coffee?
Choose whole bean if you have a grinder and want to adjust the grind for your brewer. Choose a ground option when convenience matters. Available grinds vary by coffee, so use the choices on the current product page rather than a general chart.
What is the difference between a single-origin coffee and a blend?
A single-origin coffee highlights coffee from one place or producer group. A blend combines coffees to build a consistent flavor profile. Use the tasting notes and roast information on each product page to choose based on the cup you want, not on one category being better than the other.
What do the tasting notes on a coffee mean?
Tasting notes describe natural flavor impressions people may notice in brewed coffee, such as chocolate, citrus, nuts, or berries. They are not added flavors. Your brewer, grind, water, and recipe can change which notes stand out in the cup.
Do you offer decaf coffee?
Yes. Evening Grace Decaf is our current Mexican EA (ethyl acetate) decaf coffee. Check the product page for current format, roast, and tasting-note details.
Can I subscribe to a coffee?
Some coffees offer recurring purchase options. Review the current subscription choices, then confirm the coffee, format, schedule, price, and terms shown before checkout. Product eligibility can change.