Medium steepable coffee bags
Sourced from Brazil, our medium roast is smooth with no acidity or disgusting burnt aftertaste. We have standards and so do you.
Sourced from Brazil, our medium roast is smooth with no acidity or disgusting burnt aftertaste. We have standards and so do you.
Want to get dark? Our extra dark is the fan favorite. It's bold, dangerous and dares you to ditch your french press.
Forgot to get a gift? Our sampler pack is the perfect stocking stuff!
Our vision is to be the go-to coffee for your outdoor adventure. We 100% focus everything we do
on serving you, the outdoor enthusiast.
Our customers consistently tell us that Wildland Coffee is the easiest and best tasting coffee for camping, backpacking, vanlife or any other adventure they're on.
We source our coffee from Cerrado, Brazil and it's 100% traceable so you know you are getting quality and ethical beans.
The coffee bag itself it made of corn fiber so it's 100% compostable!
You may be thinking "coffee in a tea bag is going to be watery". Well, without going into a bunch of scientific mumbo-jumbo, it's actually the same thing as a pour over or french press
Why mess with all the work and cleanup of coffee equipment when you could enjoy and relax in nature with a cup of Wildland?
Most of our customers tell us it tastes just like their french press or drip coffee. If you think about it, those other coffee methods take ground coffee and run them through hot water, which is exactly what the tea bag does! We use great beans and have an amazing roasting process so we think you'll love it too.
No, we have standards. Wildland Coffee roasts specialty grade coffee beans from Brazil, grinds them and packages them all within 4 days. We nitro-flush each pouch so the coffee stays fresh for at least 12 months.
Nitro-flushing is a way to help keep coffee fresh for longer by replacing the oxygen in the container with nitrogen. Just like oxygen, nitrogen is one of the gases in the air that we breathe every day. However, while oxygen will react quickly with the surface molecules of coffee and cause it to go stale in a few days through a process called oxidation, nitrogen is an inert gas and does not lead to oxidation.
Nitro-flushing each coffee pouch ensures that the coffee stays fresh for much longer – at least a year!