Some coffees are meant to wake you up. These two were built for that.
We’re adding two new dark roasts to the Audiophile Coffee family, and both are rooted in sound, culture, and energy. If your taste leans bold, deep, and full-bodied, these are about to be on repeat.
Beatbox
Dark Roast | 80s–90s Hip Hop Energy
Beatbox is straight from the golden era.
Think boomboxes on park benches, late-night cyphers, and basslines that feel like they’re coming through the floor. This roast is gritty in the best way, with a heavy body and that classic dark roast punch.
You’re getting rich chocolate, roasted depth, and a bold finish that lingers like a hook you can’t shake.
This one is built for:
Early mornings that need rhymes.
Late nights with headphones on
Anyone who wants their coffee to drop some bass
It’s not subtle. It’s not trying to be.
It’s hip hop in a cup.
Volume
Dark Roast | 2000s Club and DJ Culture
Volume is a different kind of loud.
This is the club. Lights down, lasers up, everything moving at once. Inspired by 2000s DJ culture, house music, and that nonstop energy of a packed dance floor, Volume leans into depth, smoothness, and power. It's that thumping you feel in your chest.
You’ll get:
Deep baker’s chocolate
Caramelized sugar sweetness
A smooth, velvety body that keeps everything balanced
It’s bold without being harsh. Heavy without feeling burnt. The kind of coffee that just keeps going.
Perfect for:
Long work sessions
Late nights that turn into early mornings
Anyone who lives for that constant, driving rhythm.
Same DNA. Different Sound. It's electronica. It's techno. It's beats and rhythm.
Both Beatbox and Volume are dark roasts, but they don’t play the same track.
Beatbox is raw, punchy, and unapologetic
Volume is smooth, powerful, and immersive
One hits like a freestyle. The other builds like a DJ set.
Coffee in Hi-Fi
This is what Audiophile Coffee is about.
Not just flavor, but feeling. Not just coffee, but a full sensory experience tied to music, culture, and memory.
Beatbox and Volume aren’t just new blends. They’re two different frequencies.
All you have to do is press play
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