To suggest that coffee is popular in the United States is a gross understatement. Americans drink around 400 million cups of coffee each day. The United States is the world’s biggest consumer of coffee, according to a recent study. Coffee clubs have grown in popularity as a result of people’s search for a better cup of Joe; this is why they’ve exploded. The number of subscriptions on the market has increased dramatically, and choosing one may be a difficult task for even the most passionate coffee lover. Here are five coffee subscriptions that will stand out from the crowd in 2021 to help you choose.

1. Trade.

Trade is the right option for you if you like pushing the limits and trying new coffee recipes on a regular basis. Trade offers subscriptions for those who want to try something different every day. Even the most discerning consumers will be satisfied by their selection of over 400 distinct types of coffees. We offer high-quality, freshly prepared coffees. We also provide custom grinds and mixes to suit your needs. Onsite, you’ll be able to take a quiz that will allow Trade to make recommendations that are suited to your specific requirements. To give you a little more control over your coffee experience, we provide the option to choose from a variety of beans and grinds that are perfect for each type of brew. You can also adjust things like blend size and how often you want your delivery, as well as how much coffee you’ll need. This service will not disappoint because it offers customization

2. Mistobox.

Your K-cup brewer can offer you another great option for customization. You may pick from a huge 590 coffees, grind size, roast level, and single-origin, espresso, blend, or decaf beans. The quiz on-site has seven questions designed to help you make an easier decision. MIstobox does not include all of the extras that other coffee subscription services offer, but if you want a lot of options, this is the box for you. Subscriptions begin at $10.95 per month.

3. Blue Bottle.

Blue Bottle is tough to beat for sheer variety and flexibility in customizing your subscription (single origin, blends, espresso, decaf, or cold brew). The options are almost limitless. Small, local cafés are often run by passionate individuals who want to share their creations with people around the world. They provide free delivery and access to items that may not be available anywhere else. You are receiving your beans at peak freshness since they send them 48 hours after roasting. Subscriptions begin at $11, which is an excellent 

4. Atlas Coffee Club.

Atlas Coffee Club is the ideal alternative if you want to taste world coffee in your own home. Each subscription delivery includes a selection of one-of-a-kind craft coffees from one of over 50 nations. The coffees are made by independent coffee roasters, and each delivery comes with a neatly folded postcard that includes details about the country of origin, brewing instructions, and tasting notes. A single bag costs $14, but there are additional delivery fees on top of that, making this one of the more expensive coffee subscription options.

5. Grounds and Hounds Coffee Company.

This one is rather unusual in that it will give 20% of all income to organizations engaged in dog rescue. If you enjoy dogs, this is the coffee subscription for you. With names like Morning Walk and Paper & Slippers (the decaf option is called Hush Puppy), the roasts will provide a grin. The beans are of high quality, however, the variety is not quite as broad as that offered by other coffee subscription services. You’ll be spending $14 per bag plus $2 for delivery.

A subscription is a way to go if you want to give that ideal present to the coffee lover in your life or want to delve into the farthest reaches of the coffee universe. Both giving and receiving will put a smile on your face and a spring in your step.