Are these coffees ground or whole bean?

All three coffees arrive as whole beans unless you specify otherwise at checkout. This lets you grind to match your brewing method, whether that's espresso, pour-over, French press, or drip.

How long will each bag stay fresh?

Coffee peaks within a few weeks of roasting and is best consumed within a month of opening. Store each bag in a cool, dark place with the top sealed tight. If you're brewing daily, each bag should stay in rotation for one to two weeks.

Can I choose different coffees instead of these three?

This is a fixed trio featuring Evergreen Blend, El Puente, and Suke Quto. The specific origins may rotate seasonally based on harvest and availability, but the bundle composition is set.

What brewing methods work best for these coffees?

All three are versatile enough for most methods—drip, pour-over, French press, or cold brew. Evergreen Blend is dialed in for everyday drip, while El Puente and Suke Quto shine in methods that highlight clarity and fruit notes, like pour-over or Chemex.

Is this bundle available year-round?

This is a seasonal offering, so availability and specific origins may change with harvest cycles. The structure of three distinct coffees spanning different regions remains consistent, but the exact lots can shift.

Holiday Trio

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The 3-second version

Three distinct origins spanning Latin America, East Africa, and a house blend
Whole bean format ready for your preferred grind and brew method
Each bag sized to explore the profile over multiple brewing sessions
Seasonal offering; specific origins may vary
Smaller individual bags than standard pound purchases
Best consumed within weeks of opening each bag

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Three distinct roasts from a pioneering West Coast roastery

Most coffee bundles either repeat the same roast level three times or throw together whatever's overstocked. This one is built around contrast: a blend engineered for consistency, a Latin American lot that highlights clean sweetness, and an Ethiopian coffee that leans into fruit and florals. That structure gives you a practical education in how processing and terroir work, and it keeps your morning routine from going stale.

The three-bag format is the right size for exploration. A full pound of something unfamiliar can feel like a commitment, especially if it doesn't suit your palate or your brewing setup. Here you get enough of each to learn its quirks over a week or two, and if one doesn't land, you've still got two others in rotation.

Good gift when

Coffee drinkers ready to move beyond single-roast routines
People who want to compare how origin shapes flavor
Anyone who brews daily and values variety over volume
Fans of West Coast roasting looking for a curated sampler

Skip it if You prefer to buy one roast in bulk or you're committed to a single origin and brewing style year-round.

Specs

Evergreen Blend weight: 12 oz
El Puente weight: 10.5 oz
Suke Quto weight: 10.5 oz
Total coffee: 33 oz
Bean type: Whole bean

What's included

One 12 oz bag of Evergreen Blend
One 10.5 oz bag of El Puente
One 10.5 oz bag of Suke Quto

If you're giving it

No sizing to guess

Ships in retail packaging; rewrap or add a gift bag if presenting.

The details

This assortment brings together three distinct expressions from Stumptown's rotating menu. Evergreen Blend delivers a reliably balanced cup designed for everyday brewing. El Puente offers a single-origin profile from Latin American highlands. Suke Quto showcases Ethiopian heirloom varieties with the bright, fruit-forward characteristics typical of East African coffees.

Each bag is roasted to suit its origin and processing style, so you'll encounter different flavor territory with each brew. The collection spans continents and processing methods, making it straightforward to compare how terroir and post-harvest handling shape the final cup. You can dial in your grinder for each new bag or use a consistent method and taste how the coffee itself changes.

The format suits anyone looking to explore without committing to a full pound of something unfamiliar. You get enough of each roast to learn its character over several brews, and the variety keeps the rotation interesting if you drink coffee daily. Stumptown's sourcing focuses on direct trade relationships and traceable lots, so the backstory is available if you're curious about the farms behind each bag.

All three coffees arrive whole bean unless otherwise specified, ready for you to grind to match your brewing method. The packaging is straightforward and shelf-stable until opened, after which the usual freshness window applies. This is a seasonal offering, so the specific origins may shift with harvest cycles, but the structure—three distinct profiles spanning major coffee-growing regions—remains consistent.

Stumptown

Holiday Trio

Evergreen Blend, El Puente, and Suke Quto coffees bundled in one seasonal collection

$60at stumptowncoffee.com

Quantity

Ships and sold by Stumptown. About this merchant

The 3-second version

Three distinct origins spanning Latin America, East Africa, and a house blend
Whole bean format ready for your preferred grind and brew method
Each bag sized to explore the profile over multiple brewing sessions
Seasonal offering; specific origins may vary
Smaller individual bags than standard pound purchases
Best consumed within weeks of opening each bag

Questions

Are these coffees ground or whole bean?: All three coffees arrive as whole beans unless you specify otherwise at checkout. This lets you grind to match your brewing method, whether that's espresso, pour-over, French press, or drip.
How long will each bag stay fresh?: Coffee peaks within a few weeks of roasting and is best consumed within a month of opening. Store each bag in a cool, dark place with the top sealed tight. If you're brewing daily, each bag should stay in rotation for one to two weeks.
Can I choose different coffees instead of these three?: This is a fixed trio featuring Evergreen Blend, El Puente, and Suke Quto. The specific origins may rotate seasonally based on harvest and availability, but the bundle composition is set.
What brewing methods work best for these coffees?: All three are versatile enough for most methods—drip, pour-over, French press, or cold brew. Evergreen Blend is dialed in for everyday drip, while El Puente and Suke Quto shine in methods that highlight clarity and fruit notes, like pour-over or Chemex.
Is this bundle available year-round?: This is a seasonal offering, so availability and specific origins may change with harvest cycles. The structure of three distinct coffees spanning different regions remains consistent, but the exact lots can shift.