80oz Coffee

Fresh Roasted 80oz Coffee Bags

Some households go through coffee fast. Some offices go through it even faster. Our 80oz coffee bags are made for people who already know what they like and need enough of it to keep everyone brewing.

Every Koffee Kult coffee starts with specialty-grade coffee, the top 2% of coffee grown worldwide. We roast to order in Hollywood, Florida, so buying a larger bag does not mean stepping down to ordinary commercial-grade coffee.

Why it matters: When you brew a lot of coffee, constantly opening smaller bags gets expensive and inconvenient. An 80oz bag gives high-volume coffee drinkers more of their favorite coffee in one package.

Made for serious coffee consumption. Busy households, offices, espresso drinkers, and anyone brewing pot after pot can benefit from keeping a larger supply on hand.

Not sure where to start?

• Choose a dark roast if your crowd likes bold flavor, fuller body, and a rich finish.
• Choose a medium roast for a smooth, balanced coffee that is easy to drink throughout the day.
• Choose an espresso or blend when you want consistency from one brew to the next.
• Choose a single origin when you already have a favorite and want plenty of it on hand.

If coffee disappears quickly wherever you brew, 80oz makes it easier to stay ahead of the next empty bag.

Why Choose 80oz Coffee Bags

An 80oz bag contains 5 pounds of coffee. That makes it a practical choice for anyone who goes through enough coffee that smaller bags simply do not last very long.

• Built for high-volume brewing: ideal for busy households, offices, shared coffee stations, and frequent entertainers.
• Fewer bags to reorder: keep a substantial supply of your favorite coffee ready to brew.
• Great for espresso: a smart option for espresso setups that go through beans quickly.
• Convenient for batch brewing: useful when you regularly make full pots, large batches of cold brew, or coffee for a group.
• More of what you already love: once you have found your everyday coffee, an 80oz bag makes it easier to keep it stocked.

Best 80oz Coffee by Brew Method

When you are buying coffee in a larger quantity, it helps to choose something that matches the way you brew most often.

• Drip coffee makers: medium and dark roasts are dependable choices for brewing full pots throughout the week.
• Espresso: blends and coffees with good body, sweetness, and consistency are strong choices for frequent shots and milk drinks.
• French press: medium-dark and dark roasts work especially well when you want a rich cup with plenty of body.
• Cold brew: an 80oz bag is a convenient choice for cold brew drinkers because larger batches can use a significant amount of coffee at once.
• Pour over: if you have a favorite medium roast or single origin you brew every day, buying a larger bag can help keep it on hand.
• Super automatic machines: whole bean coffee is an easy choice for high-use super automatic machines that grind fresh beans for every cup.

Five Pounds of Fresh Roasted Coffee

Buying coffee in bulk should not mean buying low-grade coffee that has been sitting around waiting for an order.

Our 80oz bags contain the same specialty-grade coffee we are known for, roasted to order in Hollywood, Florida. You get the convenience of a 5-pound coffee bag without giving up the quality of the beans inside.

Because 80oz is a substantial amount of coffee, this size is best for people who know they will use it regularly. Keep the bag properly sealed between brews and store it away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.

If 80oz is your regular order, our Subscribe & Save coffee subscription can make it even easier to keep your coffee supply on schedule.

80oz Coffee FAQ

FAQ: Click any question below to open the answer.

▸ How much coffee is in an 80oz bag?

An 80oz bag contains 5 pounds of coffee, or approximately 2.27 kilograms. It is our larger-size option for customers who brew frequently and want to keep plenty of coffee on hand.

▸ How many cups of coffee does an 80oz bag make?

It depends on your brewing ratio, serving size, and how strong you like your coffee. An 80oz bag contains approximately 2,268 grams of coffee. Using around 17 grams per brewed cup would give you roughly 133 cups of coffee.

▸ Who should buy an 80oz coffee bag?

An 80oz bag makes the most sense for high-volume coffee drinkers, larger households, offices, workplaces, frequent espresso drinkers, and anyone who goes through coffee quickly enough to make smaller bags inconvenient.

▸ Is 80oz the same as a 5-pound bag of coffee?

Yes. An 80oz bag contains exactly 5 pounds of coffee. If you are looking for 5lb coffee bags or bulk coffee beans, this is the collection to shop.

▸ Should I buy 32oz or 80oz coffee?

Choose based on how quickly you use your coffee. A 32oz bag is a good larger everyday size for regular home coffee drinkers. An 80oz bag is better suited to high-volume households, offices, and anyone who goes through several pounds of coffee regularly.

▸ Are 80oz coffee bags good for offices?

Yes. Five-pound coffee bags can be a convenient option for offices and workplaces where multiple people drink coffee throughout the day. Choose a versatile roast or blend if you are brewing for a group with different preferences.

▸ Should I buy 80oz coffee whole bean or ground?

If you have access to a grinder, whole bean is the better choice for preserving freshness because you can grind coffee as you need it. Ground coffee offers additional convenience when grinding on demand is not practical.

▸ How should I store a 5-pound bag of coffee?

Keep your coffee tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat, sunlight, moisture, and strong odors. With a bag this large, proper storage is particularly important. Only choose the 80oz size if you expect to use the coffee at a reasonable pace.

▸ Can I subscribe to 80oz coffee?

Yes. Eligible coffees can be ordered through Subscribe & Save, making it easy to schedule repeat deliveries based on how quickly your household or workplace goes through coffee.

Looking for a smaller amount? Explore our 12oz coffees or 32oz coffees. You can also browse all our fresh roasted coffee beans, explore single origin coffees, or shop our blends and espresso coffees.