Coffee Sample Pack (3 x 2oz) | Try All Drip Ethos Blends

Not sure which coffee is right for you? Start here.

This coffee sample pack includes all three Drip Ethos blends so you can experience the full range of flavor profiles before committing to a full-size bag.

Whether you’re dialing in your brew setup or just exploring better coffee, this is the lowest-risk way to find your favorite.

What’s Included:

☕ Clarity (Medium Roast)

• Bright
• Clean, crisp finish
• Best for pour over & manual brewing

⚖️ Ground State (Dark Roast)

• Smooth, balanced body
• Low acidity
• Ideal for daily coffee (drip, French press)

🌙 Theory (Light Roast)

• Floral and complex
• Layered flavor profile
• Built for exploration and nuanced brewing

📦 Sample Pack Details:

• 3 bags total (2oz each)
• Drip ground coffee
• ~9–12 cups total depending on brew method

Who This Is For:

• First-time Drip Ethos customers
• Coffee drinkers exploring light vs medium roast
• Anyone wanting to try coffee before committing
• Home brewers dialing in grind size and ratios

Brew Recommendations:

• Start with a 1:16 coffee-to-water ratio
• Adjust grind size and ratio per blend
• For best results, use filtered water

Why This Sample Pack Exists:

Most people buy the wrong coffee the first time.

This fixes that.

Instead of guessing, you get to experience three distinct profiles and decide what actually fits your taste and routine.

What Happens Next:

Once you find your favorite, upgrade to a full-size bag and dial it in further.

• Includes all 3 Drip Ethos blends (Clarity, Ground State, Theory)
• 3 x 2oz sample bags (drip ground)
• Perfect for trying different coffee roast profiles
• Ideal drip machine
• Makes ~9–12 cups total
• Low-risk way to find your favorite coffee

FAQ

• How much coffee does this make?
  • Each 2oz bag makes about 3–4 cups depending on your brew method.
• Is this whole bean or ground?
  • All samples come as drip ground.
• Which blend should I start with?
  • Start with Clarity (medium roast), then move to Ground State and Theory for lighter, more complex profiles.
• Is this good for beginners?
  • Yes this is the best starting point if you’re new to specialty coffee.