"Whether you call it gourmet, specialty, or premium, high-quality coffee is typically in a league of its own (and must pass certain standards to earn its title) - and its usually high prices reflect this. But if you're cringing at those dollar signs, we found a few places to grab gourmet coffee for a bargain so you can satisfy your taste buds without damaging your wallet ... too much, at least."
"Gourmet coffee is more than just good coffee, after all. It's the result of bean traceability, quality processing and testing, and sustainability. The origins of the beans must be known and of a singular region or country, typically a family farm that grows Arabica beans in rich soil and ideal climate. Thanks to the care and craft that goes into creating a well-balanced and nuanced coffee, gourmet coffee can have undertones of chocolate, nuts, fruit, or florals."
"Dollar Tree may be one of many dollar stores that no longer sells everything for an actual dollar. But it's still among the best places to find a bargain, including a gourmet coffee brand you can find for $2. Now, before you get too excited about that price, keep in mind: It's $2 for 4 ounces (as of this writing). But $8 for a pound of coffee is a sweet deal, making Harry & David a top notch find at Dollar Tree."
High-quality coffee labeled gourmet, specialty, or premium must meet standards and typically commands higher prices. Gourmet coffee relies on bean traceability, rigorous processing and testing, and sustainability practices. Bean origins must be known and often trace to a single region or family farm growing Arabica in rich soil and ideal climates. Careful processing and craft produce well-balanced, nuanced cups with undertones of chocolate, nuts, fruit, or florals. Bargain options exist for consumers seeking gourmet flavors at lower cost. Dollar Tree carries a 4-ounce Harry & David gourmet coffee for $2, equating to $8 per pound.
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