The Light & Bright Trio
Hope · Charity · Patience — three 12 oz bags · Free shipping
For the drinker who likes coffee that tastes like fruit, not like fire. Hope opens at Agtron 80 — green apple, jasmine, honey, the lightest roast we make. Charity follows at 60 with milk chocolate, orange zest, and almond. Patience closes it out at 50: our naturally water-processed decaf, sweet milk chocolate and graham cracker, so the last cup of the night doesn't cost you the night.
Bright in the morning, gentle after dinner, and nothing in the box that will scorch.
Grown by Catholic families in the mountains of Central America and roasted in small batches. 100% of net profits support seminarians in need.
Light, bright, and easy all day.
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What’s an Agtron score?
Agtron is the coffee industry’s objective measure of roast color, read by a spectrophotometer. Higher numbers are lighter roasts; lower numbers are darker. Light roasts sit around 70–80, medium around 50–60, dark around 35–45, and French roast at 30–35. We print the number on every bag so you know exactly what you’re getting.
Where does the money go?
100% of Knights Coffee net profits go to the Seminarian in Need fund of the diocese you choose at checkout. The fund covers the ordinary costs of formation — books, a car repair, a laptop, a flight home — so a man can focus on becoming a priest. Every bag. Every order.
Brewing tips
Use 1 gram of coffee for every 16 grams of water (about 2 tablespoons per 6 oz cup), water just off the boil, and grind right before brewing if you can. Light roasts like Hope shine in a pour-over; dark roasts like Fortitude and Justice love a French press. Faith was built for espresso.
Shipping & returns
Orders over $40 ship free within the United States; a 3-bag bundle always ships free. Coffee is roasted to order and ships within a few business days. If something arrives damaged or wrong, email brew@knights.coffee and we will make it right.
The impact
Not a portion. Not a percentage. All of it.
100% of net profits from this bag go to the Seminarian in Need fund in the diocese you choose at checkout. Grown by Catholic families in Central America, roasted and sold by Catholics — every step inside the Body of Christ.
