Coffee beans may be one of those items you just toss in your pantry, but how you store your coffee matters. “Proper storage plays a big role in preserving your coffee’s flavor,” says Samuel Klein, ...

Keeping them here will help them taste great for as long as possible. Store coffee beans in an airtight, opaque container—keeps out air, moisture, and light. Freezing works only if you portion beans ...

Whether you rely on a morning dark roast to lure you out of bed or can't get past 3 p.m. without a pour-over pick-me-up, coffee is an essential part of many daily routines. And while buying whole ...

Let's face it: These days, a bag of good coffee is a bit of an investment. Whether you buy your beans from one of the top 10 best artisanal roasters, scoop some up at the weekly farmers market, or go ...

To ensure your coffee grounds are at their best, Folgers recommends storing grounds and instant coffee "in a cool, dry place with the lid tightly closed." It doesn’t necessarily have to be your pantry ...