If you’re the type to forget to restock your home stash of coffee, this might be for you: Denver-based Boyer’s Coffee is launching an online subscription program.
, which was announced Tuesday, customers can choose the type of coffee, quantity and delivery schedule. There’s a 10 percent discount for home customers and 5 percent for offices.
“Customers are always looking for ways to simplify their buying process in everyday purchases,” Josh Bultz, vice president of e-commerce and business development, said in a statement. “By creating the online subscription program, we are not only enabling simplicity for our customers, but we are also automating the reoccurring deliveries and payments for them.”
The launch of the subscription program comes three months after . Luna, which has been roasting coffee in Denver since 1996, also owns Boulder Organic Coffee and Boca Java.
Boyer’s Coffee, which Bill Boyer founded in 1965, is served on Frontier Airlines and at more than 400 Taco John’s restaurants and is sold in such Colorado stores as King Soopers, City Market, Safeway, Sam’s Club and Walmart.
