Coffee University

Our coffee

We roast in small batches in Tucson. Here’s what’s on the shelf, how it tastes and how we brew it.

Close-up of green coffee beans before roasting

Beans by the pound

Every bag is freshly roasted, always a 1 lb bag, $19.00.

Grab a bag in the shop, or give us a call to set one aside.

Call to order
A black bag of Tucson Coffee Roasters whole-bean coffee
  • House Blend

    Our everyday blend, bold and smooth.

  • Espresso Blend

    Robust and balanced, built for shots.

  • Colombian

    Buttery and nutty with chocolate toffee.

  • Guatemala

    Medium roast, dark chocolate and brown sugar.

  • Mexican Chiapas

    Vanilla bean and woodsy spice, nutty finish.

  • Ethiopia

    Bright and aromatic single origin.

  • Del Bac Whiskey Barrel Aged

    A local favorite, rested in Whiskey Del Bac barrels.

  • Decaf Swiss Water

    Chemical-free Swiss Water decaf, full of flavor.

Remarkable roasts

Tasting notes from our current selection. The lineup rotates, so ask what’s fresh.

Central America

  • Guatemala

    Medium roast
    Aroma
    Rainforest, chocolate-covered raisin
    Notes
    Dark chocolate, brown sugar, fruity
  • Mexico Chiapas

    Aroma
    Vanilla bean, woodsy spice
    Notes
    Nutty, dried fruit

South America

  • Colombia

    Aroma
    Butter, nutty, chocolate toffee
    Notes
    Bakers chocolate, nutty
  • Peru

    Aroma
    Soft caramel, walnut
    Notes
    Toasted nut, dark chocolate, robust

Africa

  • Tanzania Peaberry

    Light roast
    Aroma
    Cedar, kiwi, floral
    Notes
    Orange-cherry, crisp apple, smokey cedar
  • Uganda

    Aroma
    Candied apples, honeysuckle, woodsy
    Notes
    Sugar cane, honeysuckle, rich soil

South Pacific & Asia

  • Java

    Bold roast
    Aroma
    Earthy, campfire smoke
    Notes
    Smokey, dark chocolate, pepper spice

How we brew

A few of the ways we like to make it.

  • Cold Brew

    House blend, never heated and steeped slowly over 24 hours for a bold, rich, smooth cup.

  • French Press

    Coarse-ground coffee and hot water, steeped four minutes for a fuller, more flavorful cup.

  • Cubano

    Espresso shots infused with raw sugar and cinnamon, pulled sweet and strong.