Online coffee

[drovers-sunrise]

Hello coffee snobs!

My name is Charlotte and Im new here!

I used to get my coffee online from the Big Cup Coffee Company. Unfortunately they have taken their site offline. I am wondering if there are any other online stores with a wide selection like bigcup? I have looked in the sponsors thread but nothing really appeals to me. I really liked the city blend that bigcup had to offer - i could order over the phone, but would like to explore other avenues...and I guess I like seeing what I am ordering and being able to read the descriptions.

Thanks for the help.

Charlotte.

[Javaphile]

Re: Online coffee

Have you looked at Brown Bean Bay? On the upper left of the page is a "Buy Brown" icon. Theres currently 10 roasted coffee options and all of them are not only some of the best coffees in the world they will also be the freshest beans youll ever get as theyre sent out to you fresh from the roaster.


Java "Only the best will do!" phile

[drovers-sunrise]

Re: Online coffee

I did look at brown bean, but the selection isnt that appealing to me right now...I may buy from them later though.

I decided on the coffee barren - lots of different blends, and I love how they have the subscription option available!

[Dimal]

Re: Online coffee

I did look at brown bean, but the selection isnt that appealing to me right now...

Hmmm, telepathic cupping... thats something Ive never tried ,

Mal.

[pie_in_ear]

Re: Online coffee

Perhaps the site-sponsors are short in the marketing department if the blends descriptions do not appeal to you, but they wont be short in the quality department!!!!

[pie_in_ear]

Re: Online coffee

I guess I like seeing what I am ordering and being able to read the descriptions.

see here:
http://shop.coffeeroastery.com.au/store/listCategoriesAndProducts.shop?idCategory=2

[kohi]

Re: Online coffee

I guess I like seeing what I am ordering and being able to read the descriptions.

If you like descriptions, perhaps check out Coffee Alchemy. Hazel (the roaster) doesnt mention what specific beans are in each blend but she does advise which brew methods the blends are best for (if thats something that appeals to you).