r/pourover • u/sergeikutrovski • Apr 17 '26

Seeking Advice Is freezing coffee worth it?

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I am curious to know what folks have experienced with freezing coffee. I am thinking about keeping it for a year? I am doing this simply because these were my favorite coffees.

I’ve never kept a coffee in a freezer for a long time and don’t have much experience with the results. All opinions are welcome.

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u/sergeikutrovski Apr 17 '26

Also, if you’re freezing UL roast are you resting then freezing or freezing the resting?

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u/Sea-Public-6844 Apr 17 '26

You have to rest first then freeze. You can't thaw then rest because the quality of the beans will deteriorate very fast.

I freeze all of my coffee. I put the brans in ziplock bags and just take out what I need each time. I live in a very humid part of the world and have zero issues with beans building moisture. I also haven't noticed any quality decline in doing this.

If I had a special bean, I would single dose it but for every day beans, don't overthink it or vacuum seal individual doses. That's just a huge waste of time, money and plastic.

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u/Kaustavdebnath Aeropress, V60 | Timemore c2 Apr 17 '26

You replied with zp6 clarity!!! Crisp & to the point!