11 Must-Read Coffee Blogs for Coffee Lovers

There are a lot of coffee blogs out there, but I wanted to share with you the ones that I enjoy and follow. 

 

If you don’t know by now, I’m a no-frills kind of coffee person. Many of the blogs about coffee that I follow and read are the same way. 

 

Some are more technical or focus on specialty coffees, but most are run by those who just love the drink and want to share that love in some capacity with others. 

 

And, no matter what type of coffee lover you are, there’s a blog out there for you. 

 

Check out my favorite coffee blogs and coffee bloggers below!

 

 

 

 

 

My Favorite Coffee Bloggers

 

When it comes to coffee blogs, there are a few different types. Some focus on brewing processes and techniques, while others focus on different coffee roasters and coffee shops.

 

Because I enjoy coffee, I follow a mix of both technical and fun. I enjoy the more technical blogs for the information and what I learn, but I also follow other coffee bloggers to see what they are drinking and what coffee shops they are visiting.

 

Basically, I like a healthy mix of fun and educational, so that’s what you will find with this round-up of coffee bloggers below!

 

 

 

Coffee Review

 

Coffee Review has been around for decades, and the 21st Century Coffee: A Guide by Kenneth David (co-founder and editor-in-chief of Coffee Review) has anything and everything you could ever want to know about coffee. 

 

I have loved having this book as a reference for learning more about coffee. It would make a great coffee table book, too, because it is beautiful to look at (and it’s about coffee!).

 

Kenneth’s website also reviews new coffees each month, and the yearly roundup of the top coffees is always one of my favorite posts.

 

If you love all things coffee, this site is a must for you!

 

 

 

 

Pull & Pour

 

Andrew is the creator of Pull & Pour coffee. He reviews hundreds of coffees every year and focuses specifically on specialty coffees and brewing methods. 

 

If I’m completely honest, sometimes it’s a bit over my head simply because I don’t have all the tools he uses. I’m a really simple coffee brewer (just give me my drip coffee maker and I’m good!). 

 

But, regardless, Andrew’s got terrific free content, great coffee reviews, and guides to help you get into specialty coffee brewing if it’s something you want to try.

 

Some coffee roasters he’s reviewed include brands that I have tried and love too, like Oak & Bond Coffee and Roadmap CoffeeWorks.

 

Pull & Pour also has a really cool coffee club membership through text messages! 

 

Each week, you get an alert about the coffee Pull & Pour has partnered with, sometimes limited coffees/releases just for club members, too! 

 

It’s completely free and a unique way to explore and try new coffees. I’m signed up and always love seeing what he is releasing for the week.

 

Coffee Stylish

 

Simple and easy-to-understand coffee information, recipes, and buying guides are what you will find at Coffee Stylish. 

 

This site has it all and is the perfect coffee blog for any coffee lover. 

 

I love that Coffee Stylish is truly a basic coffee guide with simple and approachable content.  

 

Because good coffee doesn’t have to be complicated.

 

 

 

 

Home Coffee Expert

 

Whenever there’s another Katie in the coffee blog world, I pay attention because clearly Katie’s know things about coffee 🙂 

 

Okay, I might be a little biased there, but Katie and Matt Woodburn-Simmons are behind the Home Coffee Expert blog that I really enjoy. 

 

It’s packed with information and resources for home coffee brewing. I love their infographics and just how their website, in general, is laid out. 

 

Their articles and guides are easy to read, and they have a great table of contents on each post that lets you jump back and forth to the various sections (so handy!). 

 

 

 

 

Bean Poet

 

Bean Poet is a coffee-focused blog dedicated to helping readers make and enjoy better coffee at home.

 

On the site, you will find a range of coffee topics (like brew guides, roast levels, and reviews) all aimed at improving your coffee at home.

 

What I love most about the site is that it doesn’t talk down to you.

 

It’s a coffee blog that emphasizes accessible coffee knowledge for both beginners and long-time coffee brewers. With a blend of practical tips and deeper dives into equipment and culture, it’s a great resource for any coffee lover.

 

 

 

 

The Coffee Collect

 

One of my newest coffee blog discoveries, The Coffee Collect, is run by Annaliese, a college student with a clear passion for coffee. It’s a blog that celebrates coffee in many ways, including lifestyle-focused coffee posts.

 

I stumbled upon the blog while reading reviews about different coffee grinders, but I stayed for the additional content it offered beyond the technical side of coffee.

 

The site focuses on helping readers deepen their coffee knowledge and enjoy every aspect of their coffee journey, offering both practical advice and creative ideas for everyday coffee lovers.

 

It resonated deeply with me because it reminded me of why I blog about coffee. That it’s more than just a drink. It’s a way of life and a chance to slow down and savor something. 

 

 

 

 

Brian’s Coffee Spot

 

Brian of Brian’s Coffee Spot is based in North Wales. Much of his content is, of course, based on coffee shops and locations in the United Kingdom, but he has lots of information on places in major cities in the United States and throughout Europe, too.

 

I love the City Guides and Travel Spot detailing Brian’s thoughts and travels to various cities and coffee shops. 

 

Brian’s Coffee Spot is perfect for finding a unique coffee shop or cafe during your travels, so be sure to check it out!

 

 

 

 

The Way to Coffee

 

Resi runs a really cool site called The Way to Coffee. 

 

Not only does she post content about coffee (guides, reviews, etc.), she also helps coffee companies grow their business!

 

She has a unique perspective from bringing both her love of coffee and her marketing and photography background together to help coffee companies create content and build their audience.

 

I love seeing the business side of coffee, too, so this is a cool blog to follow for that aspect.

 

 

 

Commonly Coffee

 

Commonly Coffee is a specialty coffee blog run by Tyler, based in Canada, with a mission to help readers discover great coffee, cafes, and coffee gear while making specialty coffee approachable for home brewers.

 

One of the best things about the blog is its Coffee Roaster of the Month feature, which highlights coffee roasters from across North America (and beyond).

 

I also enjoy that Tyler’s site blends practical advice with a genuine passion for great coffee and the coffee community. I have a few Canadian blogger friends and readers (who love coffee!), so I really enjoy highlighting a coffee blog based in Canada in this roundup of the best coffee blogs.

 

 

 

 

 

Pure Coffee Blog

 

For the past 18+ years (seriously!), Pure Coffee Blog is a long-running passion project of the owner, Bill.

 

Bill personally visits and reviews coffee shops across the United States and provides detailed information and insight into each location. 

 

Every coffeehouse featured has been personally visited by Bill, and the blog focuses on highlighting places that serve solid, quality coffee without getting overly technical.

 

What I love about this blog is its personal, road-trip feel and genuine enthusiasm for discovering real coffee spots. There is a “Find by Location” section of the blog that has an interactive map for all the coffee shops he’s visited. 

 

It’s a great resource for locals and those traveling to a new city. I highly recommend you check out this unique coffee blog before your next road trip!

 

 

 

 

KT Likes Coffee

 

I’d be remiss if I didn’t selfishly plug my own site. Although my focus isn’t 100% on coffee, at the core of my blog is coffee, and I’m a coffee blogger. 

 

Much like Coffee Stylish, my goal is to help the average person enjoy a delicious cup of coffee, specifically moms. 

 

Moms and coffee are special, and there’s a great coffee out there for every mom that isn’t time-consuming to make (which is where I come in!).

 

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The coffee blogs I have listed here are my personal favorites, many of which are also well-known and respected in the coffee community. 

 

But, no matter what type of coffee you drink or how you brew it, there will be different coffee bloggers that resonate with you. 

 

The bottom line, in my eyes at least, is that coffee should be fun. And, that’s what I love about coffee and these blogs devoted to the special beverage.

 

Check out these coffee blogs and tell me which one is your favorite in the comments below (or plug one that I don’t have listed!).