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Just received these today from a mate at work. Haven't opened any yet but roasted 23 March. Price looks good for 6x250g bags. Just wondered if anyone has tried these before I crack them open. Probably use these as my emergency beans in between my subscription

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just a friendly warning to all fellow coffee lovers I placed and order with coffeebeanshop.co.uk at the end of Jan and through system issues on their end paid twice. As of today (27/03) I have still not received any coffee or refunds even after sending them 3 emails. Dont risk it there are...

Hi all, I'm very new to this caper, currently have an aeropress, a couple of moka pots and a cheapish burr grinder. I want to try out a variety of beans and have a decaf and a Sumatra mocha blend from one retailer. Am planning my next purchase and have been looking at 'variety packs' from...

Hi, I hope you guys don't mind me posting in here but I've been having a read through and noticed a lot of people have used the coffeebeanshop.co.uk before either as the previous site, the new site or both so it seemed like a good place to gain some feedback. My name's Pete and I'm the...

Had my Gaggia Classic for several months now and have tried a host of fresh coffee grind from a number of the usual suspects. Generally I favour Mocha's... But, after a recent purchase from http://www.coffeebeanshopltd.co.uk/ I have to say, in my honest opinion, their Peruvian Yanesha Is...

Just to let people know coffee bean shop are changing their website/address the new one is http://www.coffeebeanshopltd.co.uk. I was told that the old one will run alongside the new one for the time being until the change is complete

I've always purchased happy donkey Italian beans (£13.50 delivered for two bags 1kg). Are there any decent alternatives in terms of value?? I only have milk based drinks and the HD beans taste relatively decent. Just wondered what else people here are using. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Been lurking for a while so i thought i would join in! Nice to be here! Just received my first order from Coffeebeanshop - Santos + Java - Monsoon Malabar - El Fogon - Any Suggestions as to which bag i should open first??? Looking forward to learning more Stacey

I'm not saying there is anything wrong with Hasbean, never had an issue and they have a great variety of coffee. I would just like to look further than 1 website when deciding on my months coffee order Any suggestions welcome. Thanks in advance

Hi All After buying a french press and Bodum burr grinder a few ago i have been using supermarket beans and Costa beans which aren't great with the exception of Monsoon Malabar Waitrose beans which i think are very nice. Even though they cost twice as much with delivery i am considering trying...

What will your last coffee of 2010 be? Mine will be a syphon of Panama Emporium Estate from Union Roasted I'll be waking up to a Jamaican Blue Mountain from CoffeeBeanShop

This offer from CoffeeBeanShop, an independent roaster based in Kent, has just dropped into my inbox and I thought it would be great to share with you New August Mega Offer - 25% Off All Orders !! (Until 28th Of August 2010 - excludes postage) Visit the CoffeeBeanShop website for full details

We made a special visit, whilst in Cornwall this week, to Figgie Hobbin, run by members of Coffee Forums UK. Figgie Hobbin, situtated in Stithians (a village near Redruth in Cornwall) is a fine example of a quintessential English tea-room, serving a dazzling array of cakes and slices and easily...

Hi All To celebrate the launch of our new website, we are running a competition to win a brand new Rancilio Epoca S1 worth about £1300 http://www.coffeebeanshop.co.uk/competition/rancillio-espresso-machine-competition.htm All are welcome to enter. Spread the word Dean

Does anyone know of a roaster anywhere in the West Midlands? Or failing that someone who'll supply mail order 1kg of beans without charging an arm and a leg?

Even though we have a caffeine fuelled weekend ahead of us, I decided to make a coffee this evening from a batch that dropped through my letterbox last week. The chosen coffee was a Daterra Monte Cristo, roasted by Liz and Dean at CoffeeBeanShop in Kent. The roast profile was medium and the...

Just the coffee for a snowy winters day - Chocolatey notes, intense flavour but not as floral as the description on the site. I found this coffee best enjoyed as a French Press, bringing out a little bright acidity at first but settling to leave a decent finish. This coffee has the oomph to...

Hi All If anyone's interested in the chance to win a great connoisseur brewer, visist our competition page. http://www.coffeebeanshop.co.uk/win You never know - it could be YOU !!! Dean