Limited Edition Holiday Blend is Back!

Hampton Coffee Company’s limited-edition Hampton Holiday Blend coffee has returned!  A delicious sweet & savory warming wintry blend of locally roasted coffee with real cinnamon and authentic holiday spices.  Always a yearly sell-out by New Year’s, this year it’s also available in Naturally Decaffeinated or in a reusable and curbside-recyclable Limited Edition Canister.

If you want to give Hampton Holiday Blend a try, our local cafés are brewing this seasonal blend every day through Christmas.  This brew not only has the delicious aroma of the Winter Holidays, but is a nice hearty cold-weather choice.  It also makes a great gift or host/hostess present.

Hampton Holiday Blend is available at all of our locally-owned espresso bars & cafés in Water Mill, Westhampton Beach, Southampton, Aquebogue, Montauk, Center Moriches, and now in Hampton Bays through the rest of the year.  You can also have it shipped to your home or to your gift recipient at right here on our website.

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Once you understand how coffee species, origins, and roast levels work together, your morning cup changes completely. Arabica versus Robusta, single origin versus blends, light versus dark roast—these aren’t just buzzwords. They’re the reason you might taste blueberries in one cup and chocolate in the next.

In this guide, we break down the real differences between coffee beans and roasts—without the coffee snob jargon. You’ll learn what you’re actually buying when you grab a bag of coffee, how roast level changes flavor, body, and acidity, and how to choose beans that match your taste and brewing method. The goal isn’t complicated coffee. It’s better coffee at home—every single morning.