Roaster · United States
Triple Coffee Co.
Triple Coffee Co. is a San Francisco-based roaster that sources coffee directly from growers worldwide.

Triple Coffee Co. is a coffee roasting company founded by a team of technologists based in the Marina District of San Francisco. The company focuses on traveling globally to meet coffee growers and selecting high-quality coffees to include in their catalog. Since its inception in 2020, the roaster has received various industry recognitions, including being named among the Best Roasters in America by Gear Patrol. Their offerings have also been acknowledged by the Good Food Awards for their Pacamara Natural, and they achieved a second-place ranking from Coffee Review for their Central American washed coffees. In addition to their roasting operations, the company provides virtual coffee and tea tasting experiences for corporate teams and events, alongside a subscription service for their curated coffee selections. The business maintains a commitment to quality and direct engagement with the producers they source from, aiming to leverage their professional background to improve the coffee industry.
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Beans from Triple Coffee Co.
El Salvador Pacific Volcano (Apaneca, El Salvador)
This coffee from Rafael Silva's La Fany farm offers a floral, sweet, and unforgettable cup with notes of tea and chocolate.
El Salvador Unicorn – Pacamara Fermented (Chalatenango, El Salvador)
This vibrant Pacamara coffee from Raul Rivera's Santa Rosa farm offers a silky, electric experience with notes of watermelon and chardonnay.
The Flight
This flight features three 4 oz bags of micro-lot coffees from Latin America for you to explore.
ViewHonduras · Marcala
Virtual Coffee Tasting
Triple Coffee offers guided virtual coffee tastings and Central American virtual coffee farm tours over Zoom.
ViewVolcanic Flower – Pacamara Washed (Santa Ana, El Salvador)
This vibrant and complex washed Pacamara from Rafael Silva’s El Angel farm offers tropical fruit notes with savory herbal undertones.
Last updated: October 14, 2026