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Medium Roast

$19.99 · 12 oz bag

Till Zero Coffee Co.’s Medium Roast is a smooth, balanced cup from single-origin, specialty-grade Nicaraguan beans — rich flavor with notes of caramel, cocoa and a subtle citrus brightness. Crafted for everyday drinkers who value quality and purpose, this roast delivers a clean, approachable finish with just the right amount of boldness.

Bag
12 oz, whole bean or ground
Roast
Roasted within a week of shipping
Grind
Ground bags are ready for drip and pour-over. Brewing espresso or French press? Choose whole bean and grind for your method.
Shipping
Free standard shipping on every order through Nov 15 (Veterans Day Sale). Orders are packed and dispatched in about 3–7 business days, then carrier transit on top. US addresses only, including APO, FPO and DPO.

Every order helps fund free coffee for those who serve.

Brew guide · Medium roast

Brew it right

The forgiving one. It brews well in almost anything on your counter.

Drip machine

Best match
Ratio
1:16 · about 2 level tablespoons per 6 oz of water
Grind
Medium, like coarse sand
Water
Filtered, at the machine’s setting
Time
4–6 minutes

Rinse the carafe and basket between pots. Old coffee oils go stale and turn a good cup bitter.

Pour-over

Ratio
1:16 · 22 g coffee to 350 g water (about 12 oz)
Grind
Medium-fine, like table salt
Water
200°F (93°C)
Time
3–4 minutes total

Bloom first: wet the grounds with about 50 g of water, wait 30–45 seconds, then pour slowly in circles.

French press

Choose whole bean
Ratio
1:15 · 30 g coffee to 450 g water (about 15 oz)
Grind
Coarse, like sea salt
Water
200°F (93°C)
Time
4 minutes, then press slowly

Pour it all off once pressed. Coffee left sitting on the grounds keeps extracting and turns harsh.

Starting points, not rules. Adjust the grind first, then the ratio, until it tastes right to you. Questions? Email us.