Unusual coffee flavors can pair fruit with chocolate, peanut butter with marshmallow, or maple with smoky bacon. At Firehouse Coffee, these combinations begin with Arabica coffee roasted in small batches in Maxatawny, Pennsylvania. We add the flavoring after roasting.
This guide compares coffees from our own lineup. Start with the flavor combination that appeals to you, then choose regular or decaf and the format that fits your brewer. Browse our flavored coffee beans and ground coffee, or explore flavored decaf coffee for less caffeine.
Chocolate Raspberry Coffee: Fruit with a Chocolate Finish
Ruptured Raspberry™ combines chocolate and raspberry flavors. The raspberry gives the cup a fruity character, while chocolate provides the dessert-inspired pairing. Choose it when you enjoy berry flavors but want something different from a fruit-and-cream coffee.
Our regular chocolate raspberry coffee has dark chocolate truffle and sweet, slightly tart raspberry notes. Our chocolate raspberry decaf pairs creamy chocolate with ripe raspberry on a Swiss Water® Process decaf base. Both bagged options come as whole bean or ground coffee in 12 oz, 1 lb and 5 lb sizes.
For a compatible single-serve brewer, choose regular chocolate raspberry K-Cups or decaf chocolate raspberry K-Cups. Each box contains 12 coffee pods. Check your brewer's pod requirements before ordering.
From a customer: “Coffee was very very good. The flavor was excellent.” — Lorenzo Zappulla, Chocolate Raspberry Coffee review.
Peanut Butter Coffee: Marshmallow or Habanero?
Peanut butter coffee can take very different directions depending on its second flavor. Badge Bunny™ peanut butter and marshmallow coffee pairs a nutty peanut butter flavor with a soft marshmallow finish. It is a starting point for someone who enjoys familiar dessert combinations. A peanut butter marshmallow decaf option is also available.
For a more adventurous pairing, Redneck Coffee® habanero and peanut butter coffee combines creamy peanut butter flavor with a pepper-inspired finish. Compare the second flavor as well as the peanut butter: marshmallow brings a softer dessert profile, while habanero adds warmth.
Maple Bacon Coffee: Sweet and Savory
Backdraft® maple bacon coffee brings sweet maple syrup flavor together with smoky, savory bacon character. It is a breakfast-inspired option for someone who wants a departure from vanilla, caramel or chocolate. Choose whole bean or ground coffee for the way you brew.
S’mores Coffee: Chocolate, Marshmallow and Graham Cracker
Subcutaneous S’mores™ coffee combines milk chocolate, toasted marshmallow and graham cracker flavors. Compared with chocolate raspberry, this pairing moves toward a campfire dessert rather than fruit. Mike's daughter Lily designed the bag's smiling s’mores character, giving this coffee another connection to the family behind Firehouse Coffee.
Blueberry Cream and Bourbon Pecan
For fruit with a creamy finish, Blueberry Explosion™ coffee pairs blueberry with vanilla cream. Explore the blueberry coffee collection to compare bagged coffee and pods, including decaf options.
For a nutty flavor, BP™ Bourbon Pecan Coffee combines bourbon flavor with buttery toasted pecan and supporting vanilla and caramel notes. The spirit-inspired character comes from flavoring; no alcohol is added.
Choose Whole Bean, Ground or Decaf
Choose whole bean if you want to grind for your own brewer. Ground coffee is convenient when you want to measure and brew without a separate grinder. Start with a 12 oz bag to explore a flavor; 1 lb and 5 lb bags suit a flavor you already enjoy. Check the individual product for its current formats and sizes.
For less caffeine, choose a product specifically marked Decaf. Our flavored decaf coffees use Swiss Water® Process decaffeinated beans, which we roast before adding flavoring. Decaf still contains a small amount of caffeine. For a seasonal option, read our decaf pumpkin spice coffee guide.
Questions About Flavored Coffee
Are these coffee beans or drink mixes?
These bagged products are roasted coffee with added flavoring, available as whole bean or ground coffee. Brew them as coffee using a grind and amount suited to your equipment. They are not instant latte or cocoa mixes.
Does dessert-flavored coffee have added sugar?
We do not add sugar when flavoring these coffees. Names such as s’mores and chocolate raspberry describe their flavor profiles. Any milk, creamer, syrup or sweetener you add is separate.
How do I choose between two flavors?
Compare the supporting flavors: raspberry with chocolate, marshmallow with peanut butter, or maple with smoky bacon. Brew your first cup as you normally would and taste it before adding your usual creamer or sweetener. For another comparison, explore seven coffees from the Firehouse Coffee lineup.
Firehouse Coffee is owned by Mike Adams, a retired firefighter and MedEvac flight paramedic. Meet Mike and the people behind the coffees, or ask the Bean Team for help choosing a flavor.
Our Maxatawny roastery is rated 4.9 out of 5 from 481 Google reviews as of November 2026. Read Firehouse Coffee's Google reviews.
