One of the best things about coffee is trying new roasters and combinations. Never even heard of these guys before but they’re local so giving them a go!

    • @WoodstockOP
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      51 year ago

      I do too! As a bonus they’re paper with no plastic so really easy to recycle!

  • Gameboy Homeboy
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    31 year ago

    I’ve been using reddit for years to find new roasters. Hoping to find some recommendations here. Let us know what you think.

  • @[email protected]
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    31 year ago

    If you don’t mind me asking, what did you pay for beans like that? I love a quality bean, but not willing to pay too much for them with the volume I go through 😂

    • @WoodstockOP
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      21 year ago

      It was between £10-£12 per 250g bag which for the UK isn’t the worst I’ve seen but still petty pricy. I still think that’s fairly reasonable for single origin responsibly sourced coffee. I’ll use 22g per cup so it’s roughly £1 per cup.

      Next time I’m going to give Limini coffee a go, they’re another local roaster to me but their single origin 250g bags start at about £7.50.

      The most I’ve spent is around £22 for 250g for some square mile Kenyan stuff which was fun for a one off but definitely not an every day kind of coffee!

      I usually have a couple Asda ES columbian bags on hand and they’re 2x250g for £5.50. Definitely not amazing coffee by any stretch but I can’t splash out all the time 😂

  • ronalicious
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    31 year ago

    trying new roasters can be fun when you get something good and it’s a surprise. did this recently and was stoked on a light roast and now have gone down the light roast rabbit hole

  • Dravin
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    1 year ago

    Nice! I just found out a local roaster offers 4 oz sample sizes. As soon as my manual grinder arrives in probably going to be going on a bit of a spree.