Travel The World With 50% Off This Exotic Coffee Subscription

If your morning Nespresso, or afternoon pour over, is the positive thing you know you can count on each day without fail — we see you. When we find what works, we don’t want to even think about trying to fix it. However, sometimes after that routine has been going for a while we start thinking about changing it up. We would never tell you to break up with your favorite coffee, just make room for some new friends. If you've ever wondered what coffee from Papua New Guinea, Peru, or Turkey tastes like (for example) then a monthly surprise at your doorstep from Atlas Coffee Club will be the delightful adventure you’ve been craving.

Not being able to travel far and wide lately has had us looking for other ways to experience the world and inspire our next trip. That’s how we fell in love with the Atlas Coffee Club. It combines two of our favorite things: travel and coffee. And because we love sharing our favorite things with you, we went ahead and asked our friends at Atlas if we could offer you, dear readers, a discount. Not only did Atlas say yes...

Let’s back up and tell you everything. The coffee connoisseurs over at Atlas try more than 300 coffees from around the globe per year to curate the most tantalizing exotic brews out there. We’re talking about some stuff you would never be able to taste without an Atlas subscription — think micro-lot coffees from India, Zambia, Ecuador, Papua New Guinea, and more.

Then, they select their favorite coffees that best represent the country they were grown in, and send you some from a new country each month. They don’t skimp, either. You can choose from 6 or 12 ounces per bag that comes with a postcard from the origin country, tasting notes, and special brewing advice to get the fullest flavor experience.

We’ve gotta be honest, these insider tips really make us feel like coffee explorers — great for impressing worldly in-laws or coworkers at events. And our favorite part? Each month features a new location, so we get to feel like we’re traveling the world from the comfort of our own breakfast nook. Some brews taste like sweet berries, some are very light and delicate, and others are dark, rich, and chocolatey.. It pushes all of the right foodie buttons that keep our palettes interested in what’s coming next.