Obsessed!
Obsessed! This coffee has be out of bed, taking pictures & videos of my coffee, and writing a review at
Angela B.
Google Review
Wow absolutely amazing coffee!
Wow absolutely amazing coffee definitely a must try and top 5 of my coffee roasters I use
Henry V.
Google Review
Ordering for over a year now!
I've been ordering from I Prefer Craft Coffee for over a year now, and it's honestly some of the
best coffee I've had.
The freshness and quality are on another level, and the specialty coffees Andrew offers are
always unique and incredibly flavorful. You can tell there's real passion behind the roasting
process.
The subscription has also been awesome; flexible, easy to manage, and one of the few
subscriptions I actually look forward to every month. Highly recommend if you enjoy real
specialty coffee.
Jikesh P
Google Review
Tried this coffee for the first time yesterday and had to purchase.
Tried this coffee for the first time yesterday and had to purchase. What a welcoming surprise
this morning, so smooth and delicious. Andrew is very passionate about his coffee and it shows.
We discussed changing the grind I was using and what a difference.
Kim B
Local Customer
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