Best coffee beans!
Discussion
I haven't tried this place yet http://www.smokeybarn.co.uk/ But it's owned by a PHer & seem good from what others have said.
Have tried all three mentioned above.
Smoky Barn gets a good mention for being run by a PHer. Does nice coffee to boot.
Has Bean has a huge selection - lot of good single origins available. Also, not all of their beans are available all year round so what you can get depends on the time of year.
Coffee Bean Shop I found a bit lacking compared to the other two.
For reference, I'm an espresso drinker.
Smoky Barn gets a good mention for being run by a PHer. Does nice coffee to boot.
Has Bean has a huge selection - lot of good single origins available. Also, not all of their beans are available all year round so what you can get depends on the time of year.
Coffee Bean Shop I found a bit lacking compared to the other two.
For reference, I'm an espresso drinker.
carreauchompeur said:
I get mine through Brian Wogan coffee in Bristol who supply a lot of cafes etc. £11 for a kilo. Poifect.
Jura bean to cup machine.
Same here, had our first lot delivered a few weeks ago. So far have tried the malabar, epresso and this morning opened the coasta rican. All been good so far, and free delivery on orders over £30. We used to buy locally from small batch, but their pricing has gone silly. £20 a kilo for their house blend, less than a year ago it was £12.Jura bean to cup machine.
Monmouth Coffee...it's tuned me into a coffee snob. I started buying it after a couple of places near us opened up which use their beans.
http://www.monmouthcoffee.co.uk/
You can order over the phone from them.
http://www.monmouthcoffee.co.uk/
You can order over the phone from them.
cqueen said:
Thanks for the smokey barn mention
Weve just got some new coffees in and the Malawi Geisha that we do is bloomin amazing - even if I do say so myself
The other new ones will be online soon but I'm still experimenting with the roasts.
Cheers
Chris
Better than Blue Mountain would you say?Weve just got some new coffees in and the Malawi Geisha that we do is bloomin amazing - even if I do say so myself
The other new ones will be online soon but I'm still experimenting with the roasts.
Cheers
Chris
http://www.discountcoffeeroasters.co.uk/coffee-bea...
Local(ish) for me, and have been using them for over a year now.
Would loved to have used our PH'er roaster, but unfortunately just too dear in comparison.
Local(ish) for me, and have been using them for over a year now.
Would loved to have used our PH'er roaster, but unfortunately just too dear in comparison.
PJ S said:
http://www.discountcoffeeroasters.co.uk/coffee-bea...
Local(ish) for me, and have been using them for over a year now.
Would loved to have used our PH'er roaster, but unfortunately just too dear in comparison.
Fair enough, but doesnt it take quite a long time to get through 4Kg of coffee? Kinda eliminates the selling point of fresh roasted?Local(ish) for me, and have been using them for over a year now.
Would loved to have used our PH'er roaster, but unfortunately just too dear in comparison.
PJ S said:
i buy 2 bags at a time, and go through a bag in 3-4 weeks.
As my only use for the superautomatic machine is to make lattés, then any degradation in the bean even with my good storage system, is not readily detected.
If I drank espresso all the time, then it might be more of a concern.
Ahhh gotcha. As my only use for the superautomatic machine is to make lattés, then any degradation in the bean even with my good storage system, is not readily detected.
If I drank espresso all the time, then it might be more of a concern.
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