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An Invite Only Coffee Subscription for Those Craving Something New.
We've partnered with Historic Ybor City and Tampa coffee dealer's with over a century of sourcing expertise to create an experimental coffee offering for the truly adventurous.
For better or for worse, you're getting the first batch of this coffee that's shipped to you fresh off our first roast.
With unknown flavor profiles and development timelines, we hope you enjoy this journey with us on a truly unique coffee experience
East Coast Tranding Co. Presents
DLR Supply
DLR Supply
-1 Month Subscription-
Each month we'll be roasting a new micro batch lot of unique coffee for a select group of hand-picked people.
By joining us on this journey you'll be getting a new coffee origin carefully picked by our Roasters and Suppliers that meet one of the following criteria:
- Premium Coffees with limited inventory.
- Our first experimental (and possibly last) batch of regional coffees.
- Micro-lot coffees from farms that are not commonly imported state side.
While we can't guarantee every origin will be good, we can guarantee we will try our darndest to get you coffees you've never had before and roast it to perfection.
These price tags unlock the adventure; while a higher option may not get you a bigger bag it will open the door for us to roast premium coffees.
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DLR Supply: The corner of 2nd and 8th
As a kid my grandparents ran a restaurant equipment shop in the heart of Ybor City where my cousins and I would work summers, doing whatever small tasks they'd let a couple of 11 & 12-year-olds get away with doing around industrial freezers and commercial meat slicers for five bucks an hour.
A typical day consisted of using the spare office to pretend we ran a business, tagging each other with the price gun while we were supposed to be doing inventory, and hiding in the racks from 'the scary customers' looking to outfit their new shops with rebuilt machines.
Each day during those summers there would be an unmistakable scent that made industrial Ybor City a little less... smelly. Covering the smoke from the Cigar Factories and burning fumes from the steel plant across the street, the unmistakable scent of Freshly Roasted Coffee from the Cuban coffee roasters downtown would float down 8th street every time they fired up their roaster.