Every week, the tasters at Fellow will find a new coffee they love and text you about it. Just reply if you want a bag, whole bean and roasted to order. Photo courtesy of Fellow Industries Inc.
Since 2014, Fellow Industries Inc. has been a staple in the coffee community. From its pour over kettles to its brewing kits, serving vessels, and accessories, Fellow is known for designing functional products that evoke fun for coffee lovers when it comes to the craft of brewing.
The San Francisco-based company has launched a new service for coffee enthusiasts. In addition to its roster of award-winning products, Fellow and its team of coffee experts have launched a text-to-order coffee service called Fellow Drops.
Each week, Fellow’s tasting panel will find a new coffee it loves and send you a text about it. If the coffee in the text sounds appealing, you simply reply to the text. A bag of freshly roasted, whole-bean, specialty coffee will appear on your doorstep in a matter of days after it’s roasted.
“No coffee goes untasted, unexamined, or undebated,” Hailie Stevens, retail manager of Fellow and a member of the tasting panel, said. “If there was a faster way of choosing our weekly drop, we simply wouldn’t want to do it. We take our mission as coffee experts seriously; we are here to surprise and delight.”
Here’s how it works:
The company developed Fellow Drops to offer coffee enthusiasts of all skill levels the opportunity to expand their palates through a trusted source. Fellow samples more than 1,000 roasts each year, and this novel service helps coffee lovers find their favorite brews.
According to the company’s website, there is no commitment and no subscription required to use the service. Fellow’s tasting panel will assist in trying coffees from around the world with a selection of limited lots, new microroasters, unique processing, and rare origins.
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Kelly Getzelman is a former staff writer for Coffee or Die Magazine. A retired Navy SEAL chief petty officer, Getzelman has nearly two decades of special operations experience and is always ready to ship out on his next epic coffee adventure.
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