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Cuba Alto Serra Especial
From: £5.60 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, CubaThis exquisite Cuban coffee never fails to astonish us with its deliciously unique flavours.
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Ethiopia Bench Maji
From: £4.90Listed in:
Coffees, EthiopiaWe roast this unique and characterful Ethiopian medium to bring out flavours of delicate fruit and cherry.
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Galapagos San Cristobal
From: £11.15 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, GalapagosA very rare and deliciously divine Galapagos San Cristobal coffee from one of the islands in the Archipelago.
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Guatemala Nueva Granada
From: £5.60 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, GuatemalaA sumptuous Guatemalan coffee grown in the volcanic highlands of San Marcos.
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Honduras Finca Gaby 121 Project
From: £5.60 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, HondurasA delightful Honduras coffee grown through the direct trading relationship with the farmer.
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India Malabar Monsooned
From: £4.90 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, IndiaA very dark roasted coffee with a strong, mellow, tobacco flavour.
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Java
From: £4.90 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, IndonesiaSome coffees are inimitable and Java is one such. No other coffee tastes like it. You either love it or hate it.
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Kenya Estate
From: £6.45 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, KenyaA fine quality AA grade coffee with classic characteristics of Kenyan coffee we have come to know and love.
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Nicaragua La Bastilla Blueberry Candy
From: £5.60 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, NicaraguaThis naturally processed, micro-lot coffee reveals a sweet, fruity and boozy flavour with rich notes of blueberries.
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Peru Inambari FTO Medium Roast
From: £5.75 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, PeruA beautifully crafted Peruvian coffee grown and supplied through a direct relationship with the farmer.
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Peru Inambari FTO Very Dark Roast
From: £5.75 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, PeruA rich and delicious Peruvian coffee grown and supplied through a direct relationship with the farmer.
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Tanzania Kibo Chagga Dark Roast
From: £6.40 per 125gListed in:
Coffees, TanzaniaThis coffee was discovered by Harold Higgins in the 1940s and brought back to the UK for the very first time.
