The European roasters you follow, for less than ordering directly from them.
Every week I place one combined order with roasters like DAK, Tim Wendelboe, Tanat, or Datura, so the shipping from Europe gets split across everyone instead of landing on your one bag.
Why European coffee costs so much to get here
If you've ever ordered one bag from a roaster in Europe, you know the shipping alone can run $30 to $40, and then you wait on it for a week or two without really knowing where it is. I kept running into that myself, which is honestly the whole reason Entropica exists.
How it works
I know what it's like to want a bag from Manhattan or DAK and close the tab once you see the shipping, so every week I collect everyone's orders, send them to the roasters as one order and bring it all over in one shipment. Because the freight is shared, each bag costs less than it would if you ordered it yourself, and you can follow the shipment on the order tracker the whole way.
Pre-order by Sunday
Orders close Sunday at 7pm Eastern, and on Monday I send the order to each roaster, who roasts it on the date listed on the coffee.
It flies to Cincinnati
The roasters ship everything to me by air, and the order tracker shows where your roast date's shipment is at every step.
It ships to your door
Once the box lands and I've checked every bag, your coffee goes straight back out to you, with no customs bill on your end. (If you want something to drink while you wait, the Argon vials are already here and ship within a day.)