If you like Pact Coffee (it is delicious!), it is £1.45 cheaper to buy bags through Amazon than it is through Pact's website. Plus there is no subscription commitment required.
Genuinely never got that vibe reading online. I'm very into medium roasts though so it might be that is the difference in taste?
pablozzzzz
19 Jul 16#14
i use redber and i am happy with them you can buy a kilo for 15ish
jamespallett
19 Jul 161#13
Used to have a sub to Pact, was very disappointed, found all the coffees rather bland/weak.
I'd try and get a code so you can try a cheap bag from them first before buying on Amazon, but good price if you want single bags and you like the stuff!
Walter Sobchak
19 Jul 16#12
Expensive though when you go through 2kilos a month, Extract is another favourite of mine.
Think I tried square mile once years ago. I found the majority of has bean coffee a bit too acidic, although I have had some really nice beans from them.
cgap
19 Jul 161#1
thanks for this. seems like a strange business strategy selling it cheaper through a third party though! will put my sub on hold while I try the Amazon service out.
BenderRodriguez to cgap
19 Jul 16#11
Have you ever been to a local food market? Last time I found some Scottish fruit wine straight from the manufacturer for £1.30 more than in Sainsbury's.
TomatoBoy
19 Jul 16#8
Rave is good but prefer Has Bean and Square Mile. Both as good as it gets.
cossy3 to TomatoBoy
19 Jul 16#10
I think the general consensus is that Has Bean is not that great.
stevewells5
19 Jul 16#9
This is really great coffee! And defo worth the first time customer & refer a friend promos, so a bag can only cost £1.
Walter Sobchak
19 Jul 16#7
Rave coffee nicer and cheap too
Rich069
19 Jul 16#6
might be cheaper than direct, but still expensive. £5.50 a bag???? and no better (imho) than lots at the £2.50-£3.00 mark. Suggest you use the £1 trial's to for tasting.
scoobytawazara
19 Jul 16#5
can use this in a filter machine as well ? Ta
TiptreeJam
19 Jul 16#4
Just noticed that they referred to the Amazon deal on the Pact website when enquiring about cancelling an order.
'Finally, you may be interested to know that single bags of delicious Pact Coffee is now sold on Amazon.co.uk - perfect if you'd prefer not to have a running subscription'.
TiptreeJam
19 Jul 16#3
As someone who regularly buys Pact coffee through their website I guess the only difference, other than price, is the fact that they seem to only sell their House blend (originates from Brazil, is a medium roast, and boasts milk chocolate taste notes) on Amazon. I like the fact that I can order different blends or have surprise blends delivered direct by Pact. Certainly if you like their house blend then it makes sense to buy it from Amazon. Probably some sort of sales deal with Amazon to get the Pact brand on the Amazon website.
nathan3007
19 Jul 161#2
Really good price, I have a half price bag on my account to use, but I'll defiantly order this from Amazon if it's still this price in the near future, good for making cold brew coffee !
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I'd try and get a code so you can try a cheap bag from them first before buying on Amazon, but good price if you want single bags and you like the stuff!
Think I tried square mile once years ago. I found the majority of has bean coffee a bit too acidic, although I have had some really nice beans from them.
'Finally, you may be interested to know that single bags of delicious Pact Coffee is now sold on Amazon.co.uk - perfect if you'd prefer not to have a running subscription'.