Specialty coffee · Advent 2026
Twenty-four mornings. Eleven calendars worth opening.
The best-known specialty coffee advent calendars of 2026, lined up by what matters: how much coffee you get and what each gram costs.
- days until the first door
- 56
- calendars compared
- 11
- countries
- 8
Open a door to jump to one of the calendars.
The comparison
The calendars
Sorted by price per 100 g. Prices were checked on 5–6 October 2026 and may change.
Not a 24-day calendar: a bookshelf of 7 illustrated volumes, 100 g each, whole bean only. The page says shipping starts on 22 December, so it may be last year's listing. Check with them before ordering.
24 origins in 24 days, including a decaf and a robusta. Filter roast. You pick the ship date: from October, 1 or 15 November.
24 coffees from their direct-trade range, light to dark, packed in jars you can reuse. The calendar box is paper only.
Single origins from their closest farm partners, roasted omni for filter and espresso. Comes with a tasting diary. Ships from early October.
24 coffees from 24 different roasters, filter roast. Pre-order: roasted on 1 November, ships on 23 November.
24 coffees in 24 numbered jars. The name of each coffee is hidden under the jar on a separate card, so you taste first and find out after. Pre-order: roasted on 23–24 November, ships on 25 November.
24 coffees at 56 g each, enough for a proper brew every morning, with a new brew guide for every day.
Three line-ups: Pro (22 single origins and 2 blends), Ultimate (84+ scores only) and Dark. Beans or ground for filter, espresso, cafetière, AeroPress or moka, plus a drip-bag option.
The 8th edition: 24 tins, each from a different roaster, across 12 European countries. Roasted just before shipping on 24 November.
12 Scandinavian micro-roasters, including several Geishas. Roasted in November. 200 NOK from each calendar goes to charity: water.
24 coffees from big names: Hacienda La Esmeralda, Lost Origin, Elto, Finca Milan, Abu and more. Whole bean, filter roast. In stock.
No calendars match this filter.
≈ marks a price converted to euros or an approximate weight. Shipping is not included. Product photos belong to the roasters.
How to read it
How the comparison works
Price per 100 g, not the sticker price
A 99 € box with 1.2 kg of coffee and a 120 € box with 336 g are very different deals. Dividing the price by the coffee inside shows what you really pay for.
Grams per door
14–20 g makes one cup of filter coffee or a double espresso. 50 g or more is enough to brew a coffee two or three times and dial it in.
Prices from the source
Every price comes from the roaster's own shop, checked on 5–6 October 2026. Prices in CZK, NOK, PLN and UAH are converted to euros approximately and marked ≈.
Not yet
On the watchlist
No 2026 calendar announced here yet. Many roasters reveal theirs in late October or November, so it's worth checking back.