Each bag tells you the origins of the beans and when they were roasted.

Magazines, newspapers, farm-fresh produce boxes, artisan chocolates, and a whole lot more. You can get most anything these days by subscription service delivered right to your door. So why not single-origin coffee beans?

Moustache Coffee Club offers just that.

The Los Angeles-based company sources freshly roasted, single origin beans every week from small-batch, Los Angeles-area roasters and ships them to you at home or your office. You choose the frequency: weekly, bi-weekly or monthly.

Each time, you get a 12-ounce bag of beans for $19 with free shipping.

The founders say they gave their company its whimsical name and logo after encountering one too many mustachioed barristas that were just too pretentious.

I had a chance to sample a bag recently from Suits & Knives. The heirloom Duromina beans from Djimma, Ethiopia made for a smooth cup with gentle acidity and subtle berry notes.

Each bag tells you the origins of the beans and when they were roasted.

If you’re a Peet’s dark roast fan, the Moustache offerings might not be your, um, cup of tea, because the beans are all light roasts.

But if you like exploring the world of artisan coffees in all its nuances from the comfort of your own home, Moustache definitely offers a convenient and delicious way to do so.