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I thought online coffee was expensive after using hasbean. Now im fed up with Lavazza.
So, what websites are de rigeur / a good price these days?
Hurry up please, I want to place an order so it gets here Tuesday.
No LCS?
LCS?
Local Coffee Shop.
Get my regular beans from Happy Donkey, the Classic Italian. Makes an espresso I like and isn't too pricey. Delivery does bump up the cost a bit but they use DPD so don't mind paying a bit extra.
Just tried the italian from happy donkey. Bought a hand grinder from them that was on offer and a couple of bags of beans. It's nice .just trying to get the grind right.
Local Coffee Shop.
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After finding all the 'modern' roasts from places like HasBean far too sour in my espresso machine I'm now buying traditional dark roast coffees from [url= http://www.lovecoffeemachines.co.uk/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=6&cat=Roasted+Coffee+Range ]Carwardines[/url]
The Seattle Special blend is current favourite. To get the unit price down after delivery is added on you really need to buy 2kg at a time but then it's as cheap as supermarket Lavazza.
Wogan in Bristol half the price of Hasbean. Half kilo bag is the smallest size though. The organic espresso seems ok.
Rave Coffee
We go to Rosie and Java in Richmond. Just buy estate beans and grind when needed.
Rave +1. Good price for good coffee.
In Brighton; Redroaster in Kemptown and Small Batch Coffee in Hove.
Small Batch consistently makes the best Latte. (not V Redroaster, just the best full stop)
Both places grind including for Aeropress.
At least one sells online.
rave
How much do Rave charge for shipping?
I think order £25+ and it's free. I always buy a range.