Roasting your own coffee is a snap

Roasting great coffee isn't hard. And the machines below make it even easier. Coffee roasters come in three different categories: Stove-top, air-bed, and drum. 1) Stove-top, as the name suggests, go on your stove and you stir the beans with a crank. 2) Air bed roasters blow super hot air into a chamber and roast or cool the beans based on a timer. 3) Drum roasters are typically a bit pricier, but are the closest you will come to a pro-roaster on such a small scale.

The typical home unit roasts around 5 oz of beans - enough for a few days worth of coffee. The Whirley-Pop (our least expensive model) can actually roast over a pound at a time! The trick is knowing how far to go into the roast - and we provide you with all the information you need to roast like a pro. Each and every coffee we offer is meticulously sampled and selected based on quality and flavor by our in-house coffee guru, Casey "The Coffee Guy"?. Not only does he post tasting notes for our coffees. He also provides roasting notes so that you know the peak level of roast for each and every bean on the site.

We are home coffee roasters, too

As you take a look at the different roasters we offer, keep in mind that we use them all on a regular basis too - and we can answer any question you have. When you shop with us, not only are you getting the most competitive prices on the web (don't forget, FREE shipping on all orders over $59!), you get our world-class service and expertise, as well. You can't lose!

Check out our "Roaster Report" tutorial for an in-depth review of each roaster. For more information about the roasting process, check out the MoreCoffee! Home Roasting Tutorial.