How much coffee does 1.8 ounces make?

Each 1.8-ounce pack yields approximately three to five cups, depending on your brew strength and method. A standard ratio is about 15 grams (roughly half an ounce) of coffee per eight-ounce cup, so you'll have enough to try each origin a few times and adjust your technique.

How should I store these after opening?

Keep the beans in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Coffee flavor peaks within the first two to three weeks after roasting and fades gradually afterward, so brew through each origin within a month of receiving the set for the best clarity and aroma.

Can I choose specific origins or grind size?

The set includes the four origins listed: India, Nicaragua, Uganda, and Peru. You can select whole bean or ground when ordering, and the grind will be suited to standard drip or pour-over methods if you choose ground.

Is this a subscription or a one-time purchase?

This sampler is available as a one-time purchase. It is not a recurring subscription unless you opt into a separate subscription plan offered by the seller.

What do the tasting cards explain?

Each card describes the flavor notes characteristic of that origin—such as chocolate, fruit, or nut tones—along with suggestions for brew temperature, grind size, and brewing method that work well with that coffee's profile.

World of Coffee - 4pk

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The 3-second version

Four single-origin coffees, each roasted to accentuate regional character
1.8oz packs let you compare flavor profiles without committing to full bags
Tasting cards detail brew tips and tasting notes for each origin
1.8oz per origin brews about 3–5 cups depending on method
Flavor clarity fades a few weeks after roasting

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Sampler set bringing coffee from four continents to your grinder

Most coffee subscriptions send you whatever the roaster has on hand, and most samplers skimp on quantity or quality to hit a price. This set gives you enough of each origin to dial in your brew method and form an actual opinion, and the beans are the same grade the roaster sells in full bags—100% arabica, roasted thoughtfully, not dumped into a one-size profile. If you've been drinking the same medium roast for years because you don't know what else you'd like, four distinct origins with actual tasting guidance will clarify your preferences faster than a dozen trips to the café.

Good gift when

Coffee drinkers ready to move past grocery-store blends
People who want to compare origins without buying four full bags
Anyone resetting their palate after years of the same roast
Households where different people prefer different flavor profiles

Skip it if You already know exactly which origin and roast level you prefer and buy the same coffee every time.

Specs

Total quantity: Four 1.8oz packs
Origins included: India, Nicaragua, Uganda, Peru
Coffee type: 100% arabica, single-origin
Roasting: Small batches, origin-specific profiles
Grind options: Whole bean or ground
Included materials: Tasting cards and postcards for each origin

What's included

1.8oz pack of coffee from India
1.8oz pack of coffee from Nicaragua
1.8oz pack of coffee from Uganda
1.8oz pack of coffee from Peru
Tasting note card for each origin with flavor profile and brew tips
Postcard from each coffee-growing country

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Includes postcards and tasting cards that make the unboxing feel curated.

The details

This sampler delivers four distinct single-origin coffees, each representing a different growing region across the coffee belt. You receive 1.8-ounce portions from India, Nicaragua, Uganda, and Peru—enough to brew several cups of each and compare how soil, altitude, and processing shape flavor.

Each coffee arrives as whole beans or ground to your preference. The roaster treats every origin individually, adjusting time and temperature to highlight what makes that particular coffee worth sourcing. Indian beans might emphasize spice and body, while Peruvian lots lean toward brightness and fruit notes. The variance is the point.

Every pack comes with a tasting card that breaks down the flavor profile and suggests brew methods suited to that coffee's character. Postcards from each country add context about where the beans were grown, though the coffee itself tells the clearer story.

The format works whether you're mapping your own preferences or stocking a rotation. Small batches mean the beans were roasted recently, not months ago on a factory schedule. You taste the difference in clarity and aroma when coffee hasn't spent weeks oxidizing in a warehouse.

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World of Coffee - 4pk

Roasted-to-order single-origin beans from India, Nicaragua, Uganda, and Peru

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The 3-second version

Four single-origin coffees, each roasted to accentuate regional character
1.8oz packs let you compare flavor profiles without committing to full bags
Tasting cards detail brew tips and tasting notes for each origin
1.8oz per origin brews about 3–5 cups depending on method
Flavor clarity fades a few weeks after roasting

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Questions

How much coffee does 1.8 ounces make?: Each 1.8-ounce pack yields approximately three to five cups, depending on your brew strength and method. A standard ratio is about 15 grams (roughly half an ounce) of coffee per eight-ounce cup, so you'll have enough to try each origin a few times and adjust your technique.
How should I store these after opening?: Keep the beans in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Coffee flavor peaks within the first two to three weeks after roasting and fades gradually afterward, so brew through each origin within a month of receiving the set for the best clarity and aroma.
Can I choose specific origins or grind size?: The set includes the four origins listed: India, Nicaragua, Uganda, and Peru. You can select whole bean or ground when ordering, and the grind will be suited to standard drip or pour-over methods if you choose ground.
Is this a subscription or a one-time purchase?: This sampler is available as a one-time purchase. It is not a recurring subscription unless you opt into a separate subscription plan offered by the seller.
What do the tasting cards explain?: Each card describes the flavor notes characteristic of that origin—such as chocolate, fruit, or nut tones—along with suggestions for brew temperature, grind size, and brewing method that work well with that coffee's profile.