Lavazza Qualita Rossa Coffee Beans, Pack of 6, 6 x 1000g (Best Before 31/12/17) (£7.65 per kilo) - £45.89 @ Amazon UK

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Lavazza Qualita Rossa Coffee Beans, Pack of 6, 6 x 1000g (Best Before 31/12/17) Fulfilled by Amazon £45.89 (£7.65 per kilo)

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P&P options Amazon UK14 May 16

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Newbold

13 May 16

Decent coffee, decent price - and a decent 'Best Before' date of 31 December 2017. NB: These are coffee beans, not ground coffee.

Lavazza Qualità Rossa – An espresso blend for the Italian way of life

Start your day the right way with the Lavazza Qualità Rossa, one of the original and most popular blends from Lavazza. The intense chocolate flavour and full velvety taste provide you with the perfect foundation for the day ahead. Whether you treat yourself to an espresso, cappuccino or latte macchiato – the Lavazza Qualità Rossa guarantees to please the tastes of even the most discerning of coffee lovers. Like the Lavazza Qualità Oro, this is one of the classic blends from the Lavazza masters.

Our coffee specialists, based in the northern Italian city of Turin, create the Lavazza Qualità Rossa using only the finest selection of beans selected from the most reputable growing regions. In our roasting, our passion for coffee takes center stage as we create this irresistible Italian caffè. The blend is defined by its sweet aroma and warm, almost chocolaty touch, which creates a unique
Lavazza Qualità Rossa for that truly Italian coffee moment

Ample, rich and spicy – our popular espresso blend for cappuccinos and latte macchiatos brings you the authentic taste of Italy. The Lavazza Qualità Rossa is cultivated with love. Its preparation is a ritual of perfection that provides coffee connoisseurs with a truly Italian coffee recharging moment. The reward: A caffè that is rich and full like no other and with every sip exudes the passion with which it was produced.
A velvety espresso blend for latte macchiato

The Lavazza Qualità Rossa, an Italian favourite for more than a century, is one of the most traditional products offered by the coffee masters of Lavazza – a true coffee classic! Its creation is the result of our ceaseless passion for producing outstanding premium espresso blends that provide energy, enjoyment to our customers every single day. Whether brewed by hand, made with an espresso machine or with a coffee filter; the Lavazza Qualità Rossa is suitable for any preparation method. For maximum enjoyment, however, we recommend using the blend as a basis for a cappuccino or latte macchiato.

Top comments

flipper118

14 May 16 3 #4

Fairly good deal, I usually wait for Costco to have these at £6.50 (that's if you're a member) :man:

Latest comments (42)

SunTzu

24 May 16 #42

Of course. Each to their own, just saying that if you really appreciate coffee then these beans aren't brilliant

adsham

24 May 16 #41

It's all about personal taste surely?

rapid85

24 May 16 #40

coffee is religion ;-)

SunTzu's right by the way. nasty beans for coffee snobs :-P

SunTzu

19 May 16 #39

I take everything seriously

adsham

19 May 16 #38

Try not to take it too seriously - after all it's only some coffee beans.

cruisecars

17 May 16 #37

nice stocked up :smiley:

Newbold

16 May 16 #36

Best not, really. They'll store, and keep their flavour, better without freezing.

kevmeister

15 May 16 #35

Thanks op. Ordered

mfactor

15 May 16 #34

Yep me too , but they did the kg bag for £9.01 in the end

cruisecars

15 May 16 #33

These wouldnt last long with us we do at least a bag a month bargain !

Dannyrobbo

15 May 16 #32

Just a heads up, these are £8 in Costco if anybody has a card and doesn't need as many in one order. Heat for the deal though.

Fraggle84

14 May 16 #31

Costco have 2kg for £18, not as good deal but not bad if you don't want 6 kg

kand449170

14 May 16 #30

these are a Robusta blend, 50-50 I think, you can get 100% Arabica at makro for 7.99 1kg or 75/25 for 5.99. I used to love Lavazza but I realised I probably loved the brand more than the product, wouldnt buy this nowadays, always 100% Arabica for me

SunTzu

14 May 16 #29

Still horrible beans though if you're really serious about coffee

sotomonkey

14 May 16 #28

They're not just any old coffee beans, they're Lavazza Qualita Rossa Coffee Beans.

marmalade47

14 May 16 #27

Just tried Flubit for this and got 'couldnt create a better offer' :disappointed: - but as a coffee addict, great deal OP
Thanks

mfactor

14 May 16 #26

Bummer , great deal but just cant do £45 at the moment :disappointed: have some heat tho..:smiley:

Just noticed they are doing the 1 kg for a tenner , not bad but used Flubit and got it for £9 odd.....

Worth flubiting the 6kg pack should get it down to about £40

flipper118

14 May 16 #25

they will be fine, i would store them in the freezer once they are opened though :wink:

davelfc

14 May 16 1 #24

AFAIK these are sealed in nitrogen, I buy these very packs. For me (your experience may be different) this many packs would undoubtedly lead to an increased bitter taste over time as the beans aged. If you don't notice this, drink a lot of coffee, then great buy.

bizzargainhunter

14 May 16 1 #23

presumably because - they're not ground.

salamander

14 May 16 #22

Great thanks, ordered

Newbold

14 May 16 #21

Actually, I see the Best Before date's 31 December 2017 - a month longer than I thought.

davelfc

14 May 16 1 #19

Good deal for those that go heavy on the coffee. I wouldn't want my coffee beans lying around for too long though. This time next year when these are still in date the shops will be selling much fresher beans. The couple of quid saved now isn't worth the possible taste difference of older beans.

I get mine on the Costco deals which do come around more often that you think. I separate in to the right amounts for my bean to cup hopper and then vacuum seal in foil bags in a chamber sealer to be stored in the fridge or freezer until used.

Newbold to davelfc

14 May 16 #20

I wouldn't worry too much about these - they're already vacuum packed and past experience tells me they're fine even beyond the BB date of 30 November next year. Depends how much coffee you drink, of course. :wink:

simongibson82

14 May 16 #18

Ordered. Bargain.

dale86uk

14 May 16 #17

This is hot but 6kg is a bit too much for us! Anyone in the Manchester area want to go halves on this, 3 bags each? :smiley:

BigBlueDot

14 May 16 #16

If you only need to do 1 or 2 cups at a time, get a hand grinder. I think you can get a decent one for around £10.

dale86uk

14 May 16 #15

Best thing we ever bought. We got it for less than £170 from Amazon around 5-6 months ago.

Newbold

14 May 16 #14

You could consider splashing out on one of these at some point:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/DeLonghi-Magnifica-Espresso-Cappuccino-ESAM4200/dp/B001EOMZ5E/

It's well reviewed, and seems popular with buyers. Bit expensive at the moment, but it frequently drops down to around the £250 mark.

jasee

14 May 16 #13

Thanks. In my area, I think it's the water which has always effected the taste, almost more than anything, although I filter the water using a Brita, the plasticky taste still sometimes gets through, it's been tested by the local water authority, I know my pipes are good, but of course, the taste isn't there when they do the test. I'll try to remember burr grinder :smiley:

squeek

14 May 16 #12

I'm a skinflint but I can honestly recommend - get a grinder, preferably a burr grinder but a blade one is pretty cheap. Surprising how much better freshly ground beans are compared to buying ground, especially packs like these

jasee

14 May 16 1 #11

Thanks, it's just someone sent me a bag of really expensive coffee beans, no it wasn't the one that is collected from the excrement of some animal, but, call me a skinflint, I've been trying to find a cheap way of grinding it, but no luck so far. So be warned: these are beans!

Newbold

14 May 16 1 #10

Fair point. It's a generic description for Lavazza Qualita Rossa coffee, though. I'll change it.

Fogg1969

14 May 16 #7

They're unground beans. That's pretty clear, isn't it?

jasee to Fogg1969

14 May 16 #9

Not to me, I wasn't sure because of this (above)
' Whether brewed by hand, made with an espresso machine or with a coffee filter; the Lavazza Qualità Rossa is suitable for any preparation method. For maximum enjoyment, however, we recommend using the blend as a basis for a cappuccino or latte macchiato.'

jasee

14 May 16 #6

Are these actually coffee beans? If they are not and they are ground coffee beans, then it should mention that somewhere, coffee grinding machines used to be common, but if you haven't got one, then you'll have to pay at least £20 for one.
Looking at the description, it seems that they are ground coffee beans, but, suitable for all methods of coffee making, how come? The size of the grind should be different for the different methods

Newbold to jasee

14 May 16 #8

They're beans. Not ground coffee. Not sure why you'd think they weren't beans, but you will need a bean to cup machine or a grinder.

Fogg1969

14 May 16 2 #5

Funnily enough I do too, but we're on our last bag and that promo only comes round once or twice a year.

Ordered. Thanks OP.

In other news, we've had two years from our bean to cup machine now, (De Longhi Magnifica) and it's not missed a beat. Vs the cost of pods it must've paid for itself a time or two over already.

flipper118

14 May 16 3 #4

Fairly good deal, I usually wait for Costco to have these at £6.50 (that's if you're a member) :man:

adsham

14 May 16 #3

Great price, thanks.

Waksta

13 May 16 1 #2

ordered

sjohnst4

13 May 16 1 #1

cheers op, just ordered. Bargain