Roasted to order in Kuala Lumpur

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You already drink coffee every day. You just buy it instead of making it. This is the short version of how to make it at home for about RM2.29 a cup — without buying a machine, and without gambling RM 39 on beans you might not like.

Try six coffees for RM 17 See the arithmetic ↓

Per cup: RM2.29
Cups a bag: 17
Machines needed: None
Roast to door: 1 day

Problem one · Too much choice

19 coffees, all described in a language nobody speaks.

Every bag on the site promises something like passionfruit, molasses, bergamot, dried fig, cacao nib. None of that tells you whether you will like it at seven in the morning.

You just want someone to say: get this one.

So we cut it down

Three lanes, not 19 coffees.

Every coffee we sell carries a published acidity score out of ten. Low means chocolatey and round. High means bright and fruity. Neither is better — they are different mornings.

Answer two questions and we will point at one.

01 — How do you drink it?

With milk Both Black

02 — Has sour coffee put you off before?

Yes Not sure Never bothered me

Get this one Purveyor The safe middle of the smooth lane. No sharpness at all. From RM 39 → Shipper Blend Where most people land, and stay. Works black and with milk. From RM 39 → The bright ones More fruit than coffee. Best black, in a dripper. From RM 45 →

Lane one

Smooth and chocolatey

Acidity 2 / 10

Best if you take milk, or if sour coffee has put you off before. Black Forest sits at zero. Purveyor is the safe middle.

From RM 35

Start with Purveyor

Lane two · most popular

Balanced

Acidity 6 / 10

Chocolate with a bit of brightness behind it. Works black and with milk, which is why it is the one most people land on. 264 reviews at 4.5.

RM 39

Start with Shipper Blend

Lane three

Bright and fruity

Acidity 8 / 10

Tastes more like fruit than like coffee, and surprises people the first time. Best black, in a dripper. Go here once you know you want it.

From RM 45

See the bright ones

Problem two · You think it is expensive

RM2.29 a cup, made in your kitchen.

RM 39 for 300g is roughly 17 cups. The 1kg bag from RM 109 brings it to about RM1.95. Nobody ever put that number in front of you.

Green-cup latteRM 17.00
App latte, at your deskRM 10.50
Mamak kopiRM 3.00
Kopitiam kopiRM 2.80
Your kitchenRM2.29

Typical Klang Valley prices, per cup. Yours will differ by a ringgit or two — the shape of it will not.

Two app lattes a day, one monthRM 630

The same two, made at homeRM 137

Difference, every monthRM 493

Cheaper than instant? No. Nothing is. But you already know how instant tastes.

Problem three · You might hate it

If you don’t like it, we replace it.

Buying beans you have never tasted is a gamble. RM 39 on something you might pour away is a worse bet than RM12 on a latte you already know. So we carry that risk instead of you.

We replace it, no questions

And you do not send the coffee back. Tell us it missed and a different bag goes out.

You already own enough

French press, moka pot, V60, or one of those RM30 drippers. Tell us what you have at checkout and we grind to match it.

Nothing sits in a warehouse

Roasted to order and dispatched within a day of roasting. That alone is most of the difference you will taste.

The answer to all three

Six coffees.
RM 17 . One week.

One 15g pack of each. Brew them over a week and notice which one you keep reaching for. It costs less than two cafe coffees, and it answers the whole question before you spend RM 39 on anything.

1
Buy the RM 17 box, not a full bag
Six packs. No commitment, no subscription attached.
2
Find your lane
Once you know which way you lean, the other 16 coffees stop being confusing.
3
Order the bag, or let it arrive on its own
300g when you need it, or RM 75 a month on subscription.

Start here — RM 17

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