Cheapest for the people in need. Does say free postage for 4+ but also works for 3+
£8.54 each after discount and free postage
£8.99 each + 2.99 delivery if ordering less than 4
- haidfitch
Latest comments (35)
johninbyron1
15 Jul 17#35
Doesn't post to Scottish Highlands
eztobyd
21 Jun 17#34
Lavazza beans aren't roasted in Columbia. There are loads of UK coffee roasters.
Zimmy
27 May 17#33
Used these guys before through Amazon a few times with no probs, but cheaper on ebay this time by a few quid inc delivery. I get the Lavazza Dek decaf beans as well and mix with the Rossa for a nice low-caffeine option for heavy coffee drinkers like my wife.
Buckyball
27 May 17#32
Got mine already yesterday! Best before date is 2/2019
stevesdad
25 May 171#31
As always we have the snobs and know-it-alls trying to put down a good deal. Heat added. I like this coffee from my bean to cup machine. It tastes good so I have no interest in what the "connoisseurs " say. As someone has said already, Costco stock it but "a", you need to have one locally and "b", it costs 30 quid a year to be a member.
si_lewis
25 May 17#30
not sure if offer still on was £8 at Morrison the other day???
patch1875
24 May 171#19
Get them from your local roaster usually roasted that week such a difference.
The_Circle to patch1875
24 May 17#29
What if I don't live in Colombia?
MontBelzoni
24 May 17#22
Cheap robusta blend not arabica. These foil packs go off quickly once opened..... and then you have 1kg to get through. Ok I guess for a family of mediocre coffee drinkers on a budget.
Mentos to MontBelzoni
24 May 17#28
It's a 60/40 blend I believe.
I quite like it, guess I'm a mediocre coffee drinker :smiley: I just use a vacuum coffee bean container to store it in once opened. Seems to be fine for the 3-4 weeks a bag lasts.
Havent found a decent local supplier and to my taste this is the best convenience option (much better then the supermarket offerings). Fills the gap nicely when I havent had a chance to pick up a nicer blend from town.
3722
24 May 17#27
My local tesco in Cannon Park Coventry has these reduced to £10; worth a shot if you are in a hurry and can live with paying a bit more.
logohigh
24 May 17#25
As far as I can see youre saving a quid ( 1/3) on the ready ground lavazza you can buy anywhere ?
but then need a grinder
Mentos to logohigh
24 May 17#26
It's aimed at people with grinders or bean to cup machines. The general consensus is coffee starts to lose its flavour/aroma/etc quite quickly after being ground. Up to you if you agree with that, or even if you do whether the difference in taste/aroma matters enough to justify buying a grinder/bean to cup machine.
wandaluzt
24 May 17#24
No it's really not. A bag doesn't last long doesn't taste any better than cheaper decent beans you can get. I've given up my subscription just and as it happens I bought this bag of Lavazza!
davidbrent
24 May 17#21
Excuse my ignorance but assume you would have to buy a coffee bean grinder and a cafetière for these? I have one of those pod coffee machines but they do work out quite expensive,
MontBelzoni to davidbrent
24 May 17#23
yep roasted beans only you need a grinder and a means to brew
totalrecall1
24 May 17#20
Completely agree! Free shipping after 25 quid. I usually get their Italian blend and something else. Perfect for espresso based drinks.
The_Hoff
24 May 172#18
No. Try Rave if you want something different. Pact is overpriced.
darrencook
24 May 17#14
Try some decent beans... Try Pactcoffee
ronin1 to darrencook
24 May 172#17
At 4 times the price is the Pactcoffee really 4 times better?
badboyz73
24 May 171#16
lidl have espresso and crema bellarom beans 1.2kg from tomorrow for 8.99, good taste in my opinion
CloudHeaven
24 May 17#15
Voted hot but for anyone with a card Costco are cheaper and they're £5summit when they're on offer a couple of times a year (to stock up). A Kilo bag lasts me about a month with 3-4 strong coffee's a day if anyone is thinking of subscribing at Amazon.
Opening post
£8.54 each after discount and free postage
£8.99 each + 2.99 delivery if ordering less than 4
- haidfitch
Latest comments (35)
I quite like it, guess I'm a mediocre coffee drinker :smiley: I just use a vacuum coffee bean container to store it in once opened. Seems to be fine for the 3-4 weeks a bag lasts.
Havent found a decent local supplier and to my taste this is the best convenience option (much better then the supermarket offerings). Fills the gap nicely when I havent had a chance to pick up a nicer blend from town.
but then need a grinder