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But you forgot to buy the Good One!!
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Thanks for the tip/link I will try that.
Nick, how would you describe the roast on that signature blend?
I wish online coffee suppliers would get it into their heads that there's little point charging as much for postage as they do for product...send out little 75g sample bags for a couple of quid ffs it's in your own interest.
Nick, how would you describe the roast on that signature blend?
I wish online coffee suppliers would get it into their heads that there's little point charging as much for postage as they do for product...send out little 75g sample bags for a couple of quid ffs it's in your own interest.
lighter than average - certainly lighter than something like Union Revelation.
In a milk drink, the Signature tastes of caramel and chocolate. I love it.
Try the Mocha Java as well - they also sell through Amazon marketplace and this might be a bit cheaper for small orders that come below the 'free postage over £25' deal.
In a milk drink, the Signature tastes of caramel and chocolate. I love it.
Try the Mocha Java as well - they also sell through Amazon marketplace and this might be a bit cheaper for small orders that come below the 'free postage over £25' deal.
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Have you tried HasBean. Good coffee with fast delivery although I find the owner not to my personal taste!
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I buy from quite a few:
Hasbean - generally lighter roasts, but their single origins tend to be fantastic
Rave - signature blend is a straight forward coffee, not too complex, but fresh and easy to extract.
Extract- great range of coffees, their original espresso is a personal fab
Allpress- redchurch blend is on the darker side of medium, smooth, rich, with lovely intensity, another personal fav.
Right now I'm favouring steampunk coffee. They are a local firm near to where I live, bu the owner hans-erik used to be the lead roaster for artisan roast in Glasgow and Edinburgh. He knows how to make some utterly gorgeous roasts and I've not found anything I enjoy more yet. His velos blend is stunning both as espresso and in milk.
The other few are square mile, union and dear green. But I don't buy from those so often.
Hasbean - generally lighter roasts, but their single origins tend to be fantastic
Rave - signature blend is a straight forward coffee, not too complex, but fresh and easy to extract.
Extract- great range of coffees, their original espresso is a personal fab
Allpress- redchurch blend is on the darker side of medium, smooth, rich, with lovely intensity, another personal fav.
Right now I'm favouring steampunk coffee. They are a local firm near to where I live, bu the owner hans-erik used to be the lead roaster for artisan roast in Glasgow and Edinburgh. He knows how to make some utterly gorgeous roasts and I've not found anything I enjoy more yet. His velos blend is stunning both as espresso and in milk.
The other few are square mile, union and dear green. But I don't buy from those so often.
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mattyb240 said:
I've always found hasbeans service top notch. Usually roasted and dispatched the day after ordering and arrives with me in Northern Ireland the following day. They've some great coffees.
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If you like something a bit different I loved this coffee from hasbean. http://www.hasbean.co.uk/products/nicaragua-finca-limoncillo-natural-pacamara-funky I'm still pretty new to coffee and I often find that I don't really get the descriptors but this one definitely smelt and tastes like strawberrys. I'm gonna give the funkier variety of this a go next time.
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