Variety Pack - 1kg of coffee

Sometimes it is hard to restrict yourself to only one coffee so that's why we have put together a pack of four of our current delicious single origins (250g each) at a discounted price.  

*NEW* Our Variety Pack is also now available as refills. So if you already have tins and would like your coffee to be sent to you in less packaging, select the 'recyclable plastic pouch' option in the drop down box.

Coffee selection changes as our seasonal coffees change and will not be the same as in the picture - current coffees are listed below. 

*NEW* Subscription: Our Variety Pack is also available as a monthly subscription. Please be aware however that the coffees do not all change over each month. Our main choice for espresso remains the same for 3-4 months, the others change every two months roughly but this depends on how fast they sell. So if you subscribe you will be getting some of the same coffees for more than a month. Choose the 'recyclable plastic pouch' option to save money too!

All the coffees can be used in any home brew method, so feel free to experiment.

Guatemala - Luvia Samayoa (washed)

This is comfort coffee with velvety chocolate up front balanced by sweet orange and malty, cinnamony Biscoff. The full body and brown sugar sweetness leaves a remarkably rich lingering finish.

Costa Rica - Don Alfonso Aquiares Estate (natural)

A big coffee leading with heady tropical fruit. Ripe berry, toasted almond and warm spice add dimension while a syrupy body rounds out the experience.

El Salvador - Los Chelazos (natural)

Beautifully balanced with a milk chocolate aroma, flavour notes of dried apple rings, vanilla, brazil nut and dark maple syrup. Overall creamy and easy drinking.

Ethiopia - Bookkisa (natural)

Rich yet elegant, this is a classic natural coffee from the Guji region. Luscious notes of forest fruit compote followed quickly by cacao nibs and lavender florals. Extremely well balanced and satisfying.

A note about packaging

Our coffee comes packaged in beautiful and hard wearing tins. It is important to keep those beans away from air and light (see our blog post about coffee storage) and we think tins are the very best way of keeping those guys fresh. 

Tins can of course be easily recycled (with other metals) but the very best and most environmentally conscious thing to do with them is to refill them. Find out how to refill or dispose of your Steampunk packaging HERE.