Taste the Best Coffee

Waiting for you monthly is a new coffee. Our small-batch, single-origin subscription provides coffee picked by the farmers from Ethiopia, Colombia, Guatemala, Kenya, etc.

We roast coffee a few days in advance, so nothing is older than a few days. Mass-produced coffee blends are boring. Single-origin coffee shows the world the range coffee can have. How about from Yirgacheffe: coffee should have bright citrus; from Huila: coffee with a Yirgacheffe-style brightness, but has a rich chocolate flavor; or the coffee from Nyeri with floral notes.From Huila.

12 ounces of coffee are sent every month. Also included are the tastings notes of the head roaster, suggested brewing tips, the origin of the farm where the coffee originated, and the farm's story. Pick the roast you want, how often you want it delivered, and how coarse you want it ground. The rest is on us.

Prices start from $18/month with shipping included. Taste the difference of exciting new sustainable coffee.

10 Tips for Improving Home Wi-Fi Coverage

It’s frustrating streaming videos and having dead zones in your home. Slow Wi-Fi can turn an evening watching Netflix into an evening of rage. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to solve this problem. Here are 10 ways to improve home Wi-Fi.

1. Place Router in Home Center

Stop hiding the router in a closet. Wi-Fi signals spread in every direction. Placing the router in the center of the home gives the best spread.

2. Elevate Router

Signals will spread further if the router is elevated. Place the router on a shelf or mount the router to the wall.

3. Distancing Electronics

Microwaves and even baby monitors can disrupt Wi-Fi signals. Give your router more space and keep it distanced from other electronics.

4. Updating Router Firmware

Don’t forget to log in to the router every few months to check for an update. An update can improve performance and security.

5. Change Channel

If your neighbor’s Wi-Fi is disrupted, changing your channel will help. Most routers will allow you to change this in the admin settings. Use channels 1, 6, and 11 for a 2.4GHz.

6. Use The 5 GHz Band.

If you use a dual-band router, you can connect to the 5 GHz band for faster speeds. Just remember that with this band, the signal won't reach as far.

7. Add A Wi-Fi Extender or Mesh System.

If your house is big or you have a complicated layout, you might want to use a mesh Wi-Fi system (so something like Eero Wi-Fi or Google Nest Wi-Fi). They are great for eliminating dead zones in your house.

8. Reboot Regularly.

Sometimes, as weird as it is, your router needs some sleep. You should unplug it for 30 seconds and then plug it back in. You'd be shocked at how many weird problems this fixes.

9. Secure Your Network.

If your Wi-Fi has no password then your neighbors probably have no issues using your Wi-Fi. Make a strong password with either WPA3 or WPA2 encryption.

10. Upgrade Your Router.

If your current router is 5 or more years old, you seriously might have to consider getting a new one. The newer routers with Wi-Fi 6 ( or 6E) are way faster and better able to handle more connections.

Using a couple of these tips will get rid of those buffering circles and you can use your Wi-Fi to its full potential.