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FRESHLY ROASTED
Our coffee beans are roasted and delivered to your door within peak freshness.
100% RECYCLABLE
All our packaging is 100% recyclable or compostable. Find out more here.
AWARD WINNING BLENDS
Every one of our blends has been through rigorous tasting processes by our expert coffee roasters.
OUR COFFEE RANGE
COFFEE BEANS
Coffee beans are the freshest way to purchase coffee. Simply grind them just before using for an extra fresh cup.
GROUND COFFEE
Suitable for a V60 dripper, french press, percolator and more, ground coffee is the quickest way to enjoy a fresh cup of coffee.
COFFEE BAGS
Just like a teabag, coffee bags are super simple. Simply drop them into a mug of hot water and brew for 3+ minutes. Et voila, your coffee is brewed!
INSTANT COFFEE
For those looking for a convenient and tasty way to enjoy their brew, instant is perfect. Made with microground coffee, our barista quality instant is a level up from your average supermarket purchase.
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WHAT WE'RE DOING TO MAKE A CHANGE
1% FOR THE PLANET
We are a proud member of 1% for the planet, promising to donate 1% of all our profits to environmental charities.
SHIPPED, NEVER FLOWN
All of our coffee is shipped to the UK and never flown. We work with reputable partners who source the most sustainable way to source coffee beans.
BUILDING A BETTER BUSINESS
From attaining a BCORP certification to becoming a carbon neutral company. We are always striving to improve every step of our business.
How to Choose and Buy Coffee Beans in the UK
Wed, Oct 06, 21
Coffee
With millions of Brits enjoying a freshly brewed cup of coffee each day, it is no surprise that there are countless places to buy coffee beans, from supermarkets to coffee shops to speciality roasters.
How much ground coffee to use per cup?
Tue, Sep 14, 21
Coffee
For a good coffee preparation, the proper ratio of coffee to water is critical. A kitchen scale can assist you in maintaining precise measurements. Different brewing techniques require different particle sizes, based on how long water and coffee are in contact There are also certain brew methods that have short brew times, for example, espresso, as well as Aeropress, will need a finer grind size. Other slow brew methods such as the French press will require a coarser grind.