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How to choose your coffee beans?
With over 30 single origin coffee beans and our very own blends, it can be overwhelming when choosing a coffee for the first time. One thing that we can guarantee: there is something for everyone! All our coffee is 100% Arabica.
Start Your Coffee Journey by picking Your Roast
Dark Roast
Dark roasted coffee beans typically have strong, bold flavour with a slight smokiness. The body of the coffee is often smooth and syrupy, with a low acidity.
Medium-dark Roast
Medium-dark roast offers fuller body and more intense flavour than a medium roast. You'll be able to taste the subtle nuances of the coffee beans, mild acidity, and a hint of sweetness.
Medium Roast
Medium roast showcases the true flavour of single origin beans. It offers light body and higher acidity often accompanied by subtle citrus notes.
Single Origin Coffee or Blend?
Another factor to consider when selecting your coffee beans is to choose coffee from as Single Origin or a Blend.
How are coffee beans roasted?
If you ever wondered how coffee beans are roasted this article is just for you!
Coffee Collections to Explore
Subscriptions
With our surprise me coffee subscription, you get a different coffee every time. We’ll choose a different coffee for you on each shipment, from our range of over 30 single origin coffees - so you can enjoy the surprise and discover a whole world of different flavours!
What is the best way to store coffee beans?
When you buy freshly roasted coffee beans, you need to make sure that you store them correctly so that they retain their fresh flavour. You should keep them in an airtight container since too much exposure over time to moisture, air, and oxygen can severely affect their quality and may make your coffee taste stale.
If you buy coffee beans that come in a resealable bag like ours, then you can store them here.
You should put your coffee beans in a cool, dark place in your home, like a cupboard. The further away from heat sources such as ovens, the better, as there is less risk of your beans getting damaged and they'll have longer-lasting freshness.
Brewing Guide
Tips for Making a Better Cafetiere Coffee at Home
Making a great cup of coffee with a cafetiere can be tricky especially if you are new to the world of coffee. But don't worry, with a few tips and tricks, you can make a delicious cup of coffee every time.
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