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An espresso bean subscription from Massachusetts roasters

Espresso roasted for the machine by a different Massachusetts roaster each box, at the same price as any other bag.

What the espresso plan sends

Our espresso bean subscription sends a 12 oz bag roasted for espresso by a different independent Massachusetts roaster in every box. Set the style to espresso in the plan builder, pick whole bean or ground, and choose every 2 or 4 weeks. It costs $16.99 a bag like every other roast. First bag free, you pay $7.99 shipping.

Each roaster decides what goes in an espresso bag. One roaster's idea of espresso is a dark, heavy blend for milk drinks; another roasts a single origin lighter for straight shots. That spread is the point of the plan.

Set your box to espresso.

Massachusetts roasters we list that roast espresso

These are roasters on our list that sell an espresso on their own sites, as we read them on 2026-09-27. We list them as local favorites. This does not mean any of them fills a club box.

Greater Boston and the North Shore

  • Jaho, Salem: Scarlet Espresso, built for sweetness, plus a Swiss Water decaf espresso blend.
  • Gracenote, Boston: Alpha, its take on a classic espresso blend, and separate espresso roasts of some single origins.
  • Fazenda, Dedham: three espressos, including 9 Bar, the one Flour Bakery prefers, and Midnight Blue, a dark Italian style blend.

Metrowest and Central Massachusetts

  • George Howell, Acton: Alchemy Espresso, a classic medium-dark blend of South American, Central American and African coffees.
  • Acoustic Java, Worcester: Roastmeisters Espresso Blend as the house espresso, and Gorgon's Head, a dark roast Colombian.

South Shore, the Cape and the west

  • Speedwell, Plymouth: Nine Bars, coffee from El Vergel in Colombia and Daterra in Brazil, roasted gently and longer to soften the acidity.
  • Mike Shea's, Bridgewater: Iron Bars Espresso, a full city blend.
  • Snowy Owl, Sandwich: Inka Espresso, from two Peruvian growing regions, Cajamarca and Cusco.
  • Barrington, Lee: Barrington Gold, a medium roast espresso blend that local regulars stop by the roastery to buy.

Why buy espresso from a roaster in the state

A bag roasted to order by a Massachusetts roaster ships straight from the roastery to you. It never sits in a distribution center first. The money goes to people roasting here. More on why local roasters matter.

Espresso plan questions

Does espresso cost more than other coffee?

No. Espresso is $16.99 a bag, the same as every other roast and style.

Can I get espresso and a drip coffee in one box?

Yes. Choose two bags and give the second its own roast and style, for example espresso for the machine and a medium blend for the drip brewer.

Is there a decaf espresso?

Not as one style: espresso and decaf are separate styles in the plan builder, so pick espresso for one bag and decaf for a second bag. Several roasters we list, such as Jaho, sell a decaf espresso on their own sites.

Which Massachusetts roasters roast espresso?

Among the roasters we list, George Howell, Jaho, Gracenote, Fazenda, Speedwell, Mike Shea's, Acoustic Java, Snowy Owl and Barrington all sell an espresso on their own sites, checked 2026-09-27.