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First choose a style: A, B, C or Espresso. Then think about how much coffee you drink, or, if it is a gift, how much your friend drinks. An easy calculator is one cup a day equals 15 to 20g. How often would you like it? choose frequency and once you have done all that, it is up to us to make sure that you never run out again. To make sure there are no arguments on a Saturday morning, no empty-cupboard-silent-screams.

Option A

You want this option if you love Acidity. You know where Kenya is because you love the blackberry sourness in their coffees. Ethiopia is your favourite Origin and you know your bergamot Yirgacheffes from your tea-like Limes. You think natural processed coffees give a delicious booziness and it all makes sense because coffee is a cherry which is a fruit therefore coffee should be fruity. You are so right. Please press A and enjoy a range of the best fruity coffees delivered to your door.

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Option B

You love chocolatey coffees. You do not like sour coffee. In fact, you would go further, you’d say it’s plain wrong. You are so right. If you drink with milk, Press B now because you like your toast done, not white, you like dark chocolate and stovetops and the Danish concept of Hygge. Press B now to receive a range of medium and dark roasted coffees low in acidity but rich in flavour.

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Option C

You like both snails and oysters. The fruitiness of East Africa is an exotic holiday from your beloved home of dark roasted Central Americans. Robust Sumatrans are as welcome in your larder as floral and lemony Kenyans. You are so right. Press C now and know that the middle path leads to both enlightenment and a range of fruity and chocolaty coffees being delivered to your door.

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Espresso

Here's the thing. We like our espresso to be rich, heavy bodied and low acidity. Now that's not to say that its a black bean or in any sense oily. Not at all. It is still a brown bean and curled tight enough to hold chaff in the crack. So, for a zingy, lemony, light roast espresso you would be better served by choosing option A. With those caveats out of the way by choosing E you will receive our espresso blends of which the house is fruitier and those coffees we think are suitable for espresso machines, stovetops and Aeropress.

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