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Discover 700+ small-batch coffees with Bean Box’s customizable subscription

This Bean Box annual subscription deal makes holiday gift giving a breeze

By Emily Caldwell Published December 10, 2025

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2025 has been the year of coffee subscriptions — as coffee drinkers prioritize freshly roasted beans and home brewing more than ever before. This holiday season, Bean Box is offering 20% off Annual Subscription Plans through December 17, 2025. Bean Box’s customizable coffee subscriptions include 1,000+ personalized plan combinations with the most extensive collection of specialty coffees online, with 700+ small-batch coffees. Annual subscriptions make the perfect gift for a coffee lover in your life who loves trying new roasts, beans, and brands.

Whether you’re pulling espresso shots at dawn, chasing the bold edge of a dark roast, or want to try something new, Bean Box lets you shape a subscription plan that matches how you prefer to drink your coffee. Each coffee partner is hand-selected using small-batch coffees from top micro-roasters, giving coffee lovers a chance to keep things as straightforward or as complex as they wish. The best part is you never even have to leave your house to get access to some of the world’s best roasted coffee.

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Subscription options include 12-ounce, 32-ounce (2-pound), and 80-ounce (5-pound) bag sizes (which allows for adjusting based on how many coffee drinkers are in your household). For each delivery, coffee beans arrive freshly roasted at your door, so you never have to worry about stale, flavorless coffee. Flexible delivery frequencies also help you strike the ideal balance between freshness and convenience. Options include deliveries every 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 weeks. Flexible coffee roast and flavor options include single-origin beans, dark & toasty roasts, decaf, cold brew, and more.

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