Calgary, Alberta
Start with a flavour direction, then choose your bag and grind.
Calgary roaster with espresso blends organized around flavour, plus Canadian ordering subject to published delivery restrictions.
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Monogram’s own site places daily roasting and direct dispatch in Calgary. It groups coffees by flavour direction, which gives a shopper a useful starting point without requiring a vocabulary of processing methods. That is a browsing aid, not a promise that a particular cup will taste the same in every kitchen.
The Warmth Espresso Blend is listed as a washed blend from Central and South America, with chocolate and nougat descriptors. Easy Mode Espresso identifies Colombian coffee with washed and co-fermented processing. Both provide bag sizes, grind choices and one-time or recurring purchase options. Check that the intended purchase is one-time if you do not want a subscription.
Canadian availability has a meaningful address caveat. Alongside a general Canadian shipping offer, the maker publishes a FedEx-only update excluding PO boxes and Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. That update does not provide a clear effective date, so affected shoppers should confirm current service before ordering. Coffee and tea are also excluded from ordinary returns in its FAQ.
Washed espresso blend from Central and South America, offered in several bag sizes and grind choices.
Chocolate and nougat are maker flavour descriptors. Check the current components, purchase frequency and delivery eligibility.
View product detailsColombian espresso blend with washed and co-fermented processing, available with bag and grind choices.
The tasting notes are descriptors, not a complete ingredient or processing explanation; ask the maker about specific requirements.
View product detailsConfirm address service before ordering: the shipping update excludes PO boxes and the three territories. Select the intended grind and one-time or subscription option.
Monogram states it roasts daily in Calgary and ships from its roastery. Selected beans originate in Latin America; Canadian roasting is distinct from Canadian-grown ingredients.
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