LAMILL Black Onyx Drip Blend Coffee Beans, 12 oz

Price: $19.50

LAMILL's drip blend, built from Guatemalan, Colombian and Papua New Guinean coffee. That last one is the interesting inclusion, since Papua New Guinea rarely appears in a supermarket blend and brings a heavier, earthier body with it.

Dark chocolate, caramel and nutty on the bag. Blended for a filter brewer specifically, rather than a general-purpose bag pressed into drip service.

Roasted in Alhambra, Los Angeles. 12 oz, whole bean.

Important information

This is one of the items fulfilled by our partner retailer in California. It will not ship together with our regular wine selection.

You will receive tracking information in 3-4 business days. Shipping time depends on location and on the shipping service selected at checkout.

LAMILL Black Onyx Drip Blend Coffee Beans, 12 oz
$19.50

The Brand

LAMILL Coffee

LAMILL is Craig Min's. He grew up in the business his father started, learned to roast at twelve, and took it over after college.

The roastery is a 22,500 square foot facility in Alhambra, buying green from seventeen countries and roasting on a sixty-kilo Probat. LAMILL is one of the companies that brought specialty coffee to Los Angeles ahead of the wave, and it is still family-run.

Pantry FAQs

Pantry items are fulfilled by our partner retailer in California, so they ship on their own and will not arrive in the same box as your wine. Order both and you should expect two parcels, often on different days.

You will receive tracking for the pantry parcel within 3-4 business days.

Wine requires an adult signature on delivery. Pantry items do not, so they can be left at your door like any ordinary parcel.

Yes. Nothing here is tied to a wine purchase. Shipping for pantry items is calculated separately at checkout.

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