What's the top-selling blend?
No.23 Smooth is our signature house blend, loved by many for its balanced flavour profile and rich aroma.
I don’t have a grinder. Can you grind my beans for me?
We accommodate your coffee bean preferences to perfection! Whether you prefer whole beans or
pre-ground coffee, you can specify your choice before adding them to your cart.
How many coffees will one 250g bag make?
If using an espresso machine, you can make approximately 12 coffees from a 250g bag. If you are making coffee via a brew method, then the coffee quantity will depend on what type of brew method you are using and the size of your grind.
How long do coffee beans stay fresh?
Coffee beans have a long shelf life if stored properly. However, the fresher the beans, the better the
quality of the coffee will be. It's best to use your beans within 3-4 weeks of purchase for peak taste.
Following this period, they may start to lose some of their flavour.
If they lose aroma or flavour, it's time to replace them. Beans stored in humid or warm conditions
should be discarded, as they may spoil and lose their quality.
How should I store my coffee beans once the bag is opened?
Proper storage is essential to preserve the freshness and flavour of your coffee. We recommend following these guidelines:
Keep it airtight - prevent exposure to oxygen by ensuring your coffee bag is properly sealed after it has been opened.
Avoid light, heat, and moisture: Coffee is sensitive to light, heat, and moisture, so it's best to store it in a cool, dark, and dry place. Avoid placing your coffee near the stove, oven, or other sources of heat.
Grind just before brewing: For optimal freshness, grind your coffee beans just before brewing. This ensures maximum flavour extraction and helps to maintain the coffee's aroma
and taste.
What’s the difference between filter and espresso roast?
Filter & Espresso represent distinct coffee brewing methods.
Espresso and milk-based drinks are created using an espresso machine, while filter coffees involve various brewing techniques. Our coffee roasting process is tailored to these methods: filter, espresso,
and milk-based.
Filter roasts undergo a lighter, shorter roast, yielding delicate flavours. In contrast, our espresso and
milk-based coffees are roasted longer for enhanced richness and complexity.
What is a single origin coffee?
Single origin refers to coffee beans sourced from a specific geographic area, such as a single farm, estate, mill, or cooperative within that region. This designation underscores the distinctive characteristics of the coffee, including its flavour profile, aroma, and growing conditions, all influenced by the unique terroir of the origin.
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here
How often do you rotate your single origin coffee?
We rotate our single origin coffee collection every fortnight, ensuring a fresh and distinctive experience with each cup you enjoy.
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Varietal, what does this mean?
A coffee varietal represents a unique type of coffee plant. The specific growing location and conditions play a vital role in shaping the coffee cherry’s flavour, making it a key factor in the taste that awaits in your Best Bean Best Cup cup.