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Skip a shipment: You can choose to skip a shipment at any time and select the exact date you’d want the next shipment to ship.

Atlas Coffee Club offers members a variety of customizations that include:

Atlas Coffee Club Signup Step 2: Checkoutīeing able to easily customize your coffee subscription (how often coffee ships, the size of your shipment, what’s included, etc.) is one of the most important features a coffee subscription can offer.

Atlas Coffee Club Signup Step 1: Build Subscription Options.

Once signed up, they offer a fun and easy-to-use portal area (see screenshot in Customizations section below) that allows you to change any of your subscription options, as well as a variety of other options. The site is built on Shopify, so the checkout is quick, standardized and secure. They offer you clearly laid out options to build your subscription (see Step 1 below).

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Use code PULLANDPOUR50 to get 50% off your first bag.Ītlas Coffee Club has a well designed website with an easy signup process. My third shipment was delayed with USPS and they contacted me before I realized it was an issue letting me know they were aware of the issue and eventually sent a replacement once it was clear it had been lost by USPS. The few interactions I had with their support received prompt, helpful replies within 12-24 hours. Customer ServiceĪtlas Coffee Club offers a robust FAQ page on their site, as well as email support and phone support where you can speak with a member of their support staff Monday – Friday 8am through 6pm CST. If you are an international customer, they add $6 to each shipping to cover the additional shipping costs. Note: shipping costs vary slightly, but are usually around $5, which is what I used for the calculations above.

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At the full bag size though (which I assume most people would order), the cost per ounce is quite comparable or even a bit lower than many other coffee subscription services.

Double Bag (24 oz): $28 + $5 shipping = $33.00 or $1.375 per ounceĪt their smallest shipment size, the cost per ounce is quite high.

They offer three coffee amounts that vary in cost: CostĪtlas Coffee is only available via their subscription. It, like the other two, did a nice job of being interesting, but also very drinkable so it would appeal to a wide coffee audience. It was quite approachable, but also complex with layered flavors of chocolate and raw sugar. It was a light roasted coffee with notes of dark chocolate, brown sugar and blackberry. My third delivery was a washed coffee from the Minas Gerais region of Brazil.

It was also quite approachable, so I think many coffee drinkers would enjoy it regardless of personal preferences. Profile-wise it aligned with my preferences a bit more and was bright, sweet and robust. It was a medium roast as well, but much closer to a light roast than the Guatemalan coffee. It had notes of baking spice, caramel and graham cracker. My second delivery was an African coffee from the Mount Elgon region of Uganda. It was a smooth, balanced Guatemalan coffee though that likely would appeal to many drinkers. It was a medium roast and a bit darker than my preferred roast level. It was a washed process with tasting notes of milk chocolate, nougat and dark cherry. The first coffee I received was from the Los Verdes region of Guatemala. I received no compensation outside of the coffee itself. Note: I received 3 shipments from Atlas Coffee Club for this post, however, as always, all opinions are 100% my own.

Their goal is to offer a global coffee tour to highlight the different coffee growing regions from around the globe. Each month Atlas Coffee Club features a different coffee origin from around the world. Atlas Coffee Club is a travel-themed coffee of the month subscription.

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