The best Coffee newsletters

Daily market analysis of cocoa, coffee (arabica and robusta) and sugar futures, combining price settlements, spreads, exchange stocks and open interest data. Readers get a dense, data-driven read on short-term price structure and what the positioning figures do and do not reveal.

A journal from Vancouver's Luna Coffee that accompanies its monthly coffee subscription with long-form essays on producer visits, terroir and decision-making. Readers get personal, reflective storytelling about coffee origins and the culture around food and drink.

A podcast newsletter from The Coffee People that pairs interviews with coffee industry figures with guest essays and event reports. Readers get candid conversations on business strategy, supply chains, and industry events from inside specialty coffee.

A Vancouver-based food and travel blog publishing first-person restaurant reviews and local guides, with prices, dishes ordered and notes on service and atmosphere. Issues cover fine dining abroad and cafe roundups in Vancouver.

A weekly newsletter that digests coffee industry news and examines the culture, politics and climate pressures facing coffee, including corporate deals, supply-chain authenticity and growing coffee in new regions. Readers get short roundups of recent stories plus occasional essays on the wider stakes for the coffee world.

A coffee roaster's newsletter mixing seasonal product promotion with practical brewing and sourcing content, including espresso dialing-in tips and an explainer on what direct trade means. Readers get straightforward guidance on home espresso mistakes and how to judge ethical coffee labels.

A personal food and cooking blog-newsletter that mixes podcast episode write-ups with interviews, coffee tasting tools and posts on food access. Readers get casual, personal takes on food culture, community gardening and coffee.

A weekly brand newsletter from The Coffee Party, a Toronto-based events and cold brew company, announcing upcoming social events, ticket giveaways and retail availability. Each issue also includes a weekly music pick and links to DJ sets and playlists.

Despite its name, this newsletter is a series of paid advertisements for Green Coffee Company's Regulation A investment offering and a financial newsletter promoting defense stock picks and a free webinar. It offers little independent reporting, mainly urging readers to invest in pre-IPO shares or attend a live event.