Espresso Coffee Beans
Espresso Coffee Bags • Espresso K-Cups
Freshly Roasted Espresso Beans for Your Home Coffee Bar
The coffee at the heart of your latte matters. Our espresso coffee beans bring a full-bodied, chocolate-forward base to cappuccinos, Americanos and straight shots, with enough character to carry through steamed milk. Firehouse Coffee roasts V-Tach™ Espresso Blend in small batches in Pennsylvania, with whole bean and ground options in 12 oz, 1 lb and 5 lb bags.
Meet V-Tach™: Our Signature Espresso Blend
V-Tach combines Brazilian, Kenyan and Guatemalan Arabica coffee with notes of dark chocolate, caramelized sugar, roasted nuts and cocoa. It's a satisfying choice when you want a rich espresso with a smooth finish, whether you're pulling a morning shot or making an afternoon iced latte.
The name comes from founder Mike Adams' years as a firefighter and MedEvac Flight Paramedic. This is coffee with a connection to the people who work long shifts, answer emergency calls and care for their communities.
Choose Your Espresso Coffee
- Whole bean espresso: Grind just before brewing and adjust the grind to your espresso machine. Start with a 12 oz whole bean bag.
- Ground espresso roast coffee: Enjoy V-Tach's bold flavor in your drip brewer. The ground option is listed as medium grind; choose whole bean for control over an espresso grind.
- Bulk espresso beans: Keep a busy coffee bar stocked with a 5 lb whole bean bag. A 5 lb ground option is also available.
Choosing Coffee Beans for Espresso
What makes good coffee beans for espresso?
Look for a flavor profile you enjoy, freshly roasted coffee and a grind suited to your equipment. If you favor chocolate and caramel notes or regularly make lattes, V-Tach's full body and cocoa finish give you a useful starting point. Whole beans let you adjust the grind as you dial in your shots.
Are espresso beans different from coffee beans?
Espresso describes a brewing method, rather than a separate species of coffee bean. An espresso blend is selected and roasted with that concentrated brewing style in mind. You can also brew V-Tach as drip coffee by using the appropriate grind and recipe for your coffee maker.
Do you have espresso K-Cups?
Yes. Visit our separate Espresso Coffee K-Cups collection for V-Tach in single-serve pods. Those brew a cup of espresso-roast coffee in a compatible K-Cup brewer; traditional espresso shots require an espresso machine.

