Coffee Bean Bestsellers
Are you torn between the many coffee beans on our offer? Get inspired by our selection of bestselling coffee beans, all freshly roasted and made with 100% Arabica coffee beans. Let your taste buds be the judge – explore our customers' favourites and find your perfect cup today!
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COLOMBIA EXCELSO HUILA - Dark Roast Coffee
From £6.75
Sweet citrus and rich chocolate
BRAZIL FINCA CACHOEIRA (NATURAL) - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
From £6.25
Milk chocolate, hazelnut, caramel
CAFFÈ ITALIANO COFFEE BLEND
From £7.00
Rich, nutty, dark chocolate & hints of stone fruit
MONSOON MALABAR AA - Dark Roast Coffee
From £6.50
Rich, smoky and earthy
GUATEMALA ANTIGUA LOS VOLCANES - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
From £5.00
Caramel, exotic fruit, hazelnut, chocolate
GUATEMALA ANTIGUA LOS VOLCANES - Dark Roast Coffee
From £5.00
Caramel, Exotic Fruit, Hazelnut, Chocolate
COLOMBIA EXCELSO HUILA - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
From £6.75
Sweet citrus and rich chocolate
THE RICH MERCHANT COFFEE BLEND
From £7.00
Fruity, complex, medium-bodied
BRAZIL SANTOS - Dark Roast Coffee
From £6.00
Sweet, nuts, chocolate
BRAZIL IPANEMA YELLOW CATUAI - Dark Roast Coffee
From £5.00
Rich, creamy, caramel
BRAZIL FINCA CACHOEIRA (NATURAL) - Dark Roast Coffee
From £6.25
Milk chocolate, hazelnut, caramel
KENYA BORA ESTATE - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
From £7.25
Blackcurrant, molasses, citrus
Bestselling Coffee Bundle - Colombia Excelso Huila & Caffe Italiano Blend & Café Francais Blend
£16.65
Regular price
£18.50
Colombia: Sweet citrus and rich chocolate. Italiano: Rich, nutty, dark chocolate Café: Chocolate, caramel & nuts
How are coffee beans roasted?
If you ever wondered how coffee beans are roasted this article is just for you!
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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