Guatemala Antigua - Medium-Dark Roast
Caramel | Hazelnut | Chocolate
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Milk chocolate | Hazelnut | Caramel
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Caramel | Walnut | Banoffee
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Chocolate | Orange | Nuts
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Banoffee | Chocolate | Walnuts
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Why These Coffees Work for Pour Over & Drip Brewing
Pour over and drip brewing relies on controlled extraction, where water passes evenly through the coffee grounds. Coffees with good clarity, balanced acidity and natural sweetness tend to perform best, allowing individual flavour notes to come through cleanly in the cup.
Medium to medium-dark roasts are often ideal for these methods, as they preserve origin character and avoid overpowering bitterness. The result is a smooth, well-defined coffee that’s easy to enjoy black or with a splash of milk.

Choosing the Right Coffee Grind for Your Drip or Pour Over Setup
Grind size and freshness play a key role in pour over and drip coffee brewing. A medium grind allows water to flow at the right pace, helping to extract flavour evenly without dullness or sharpness. Freshly roasted coffee brings out sweetness and aroma, especially in slower brewing methods.
The coffees in this collection are chosen to be reliable and rewarding across different pour over devices and drip machines. Whether you prefer floral, fruity notes or softer chocolate-led profiles, these coffees are designed to deliver clarity and balance in every cup.
If you’re experimenting with pour over brewing or unsure which flavour style suits you best, a Filter Coffee Taster Pack can be a great way to explore different coffees before committing to a larger bag.
Frequently Asked Questions about Pour Over & Drip Coffee Beans
What coffee is best for pour over brewing?
What coffee is best for pour over brewing?
Coffees with good balance, clarity and natural sweetness work particularly well, often medium to medium-dark roasts that highlight origin flavours.
Is pour over coffee different from filter coffee?
Is pour over coffee different from filter coffee?
The brewing principles are similar. Pour over is manual and offers more control, while filter coffee makers automate the process, but both benefit from coffees chosen for clean, even extraction.
What grind size should I use for pour over coffee?
What grind size should I use for pour over coffee?
A medium grind is generally recommended, allowing water to flow steadily through the coffee bed for balanced extraction.
Can I use these coffees with milk?
Can I use these coffees with milk?
Yes. While they shine when enjoyed black, many of these coffees also pair well with a small amount of milk.