You control, we roast, the postie delivers
Enjoy premium coffee, made special thanks to the farmers, roasters, tasters and drinkers that make up Union Hand-Roasted Coffee.
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1. Customise your subscription
Choose from a range of flavours and grinds. Plus our delivery settings are flexible so you can stop, pause or adjust as you need.
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2. Hand-roasted & posted
We hand-roast your beans and post them that day, ensuring you receive the freshest possible coffee.
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3. Coffee direct to your door
We send your coffees in airtight, letter-box friendly packages. That means fresher coffee without a trip to the post office.
Make your house a coffeehouse
Its taken over 14 years to build our coffee range
San Francisco, the 90s. Freshly roasted coffee lingers in the air. An ambition is awoken… East London, today: speciality coffees sourced from personal relationships with smallholder farmers, batch-roasted to develop distinctive flavours for the UK's finest restaurants and cafés.
And now CoffeeClub - this same speciality coffee, through your letterbox.
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What's so special about speciality coffee?
Introducing Quality-Scoring
The Union coffees in your CoffeeClub pack are all Quality-score 84+… i.e. amongst the top 2% of coffee in the world. (Our "Fine & Rare" coffees, which you can add, all score over 86 and are often a lot higher!)
Get startedThe four flavour profiles of coffee
The more you get into coffee, the more interesting and subtle flavours you'll taste - from redcurrants to cherry cola! So, it can be useful to think of the four main flavour profiles below, which are found to a greater or lesser extent in every coffee.
Your CoffeeClub comes with a quick chart scoring each coffee against these profiles… it's up to you to discern what other subtleties you can taste.
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Chocolate & caramels
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Floral & citrus
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Nuts & spices
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Fruit
Not ready to sign up yet?
Our discovery pack is the ideal way to get into brewing your own speciality coffee. Four unique single-serve samples, with drippers, for you to test your palete.
We'd suggest brewing them all at the same time to appreciate the differences in aroma and taste (great fun as a bit of after-dinner theatre). Then come back to our site to find out the identity of each coffee. Are your taste buds up for the challenge?