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The nearest real coffee supplier is over an hours drive away and then I have
to park! Would anyone in the UK care to recommend an online coffee supplier whose beans are guaranteed to be freshly roasted? I know some of them make claims but just I thought I'd check. TIA Slatts |
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On 2008-03-09, Sla#s > wrote:
> The nearest real coffee supplier is over an hours drive away and then I have > to park! > Would anyone in the UK care to recommend an online coffee supplier whose > beans are guaranteed to be freshly roasted? Ask this question on alt.coffee. There's at least one regular that is a Brit coffee veteran/pro. nb |
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notbob wrote:
> On 2008-03-09, Sla#s > wrote: >> The nearest real coffee supplier is over an hours drive away and >> then I have to park! >> Would anyone in the UK care to recommend an online coffee supplier >> whose beans are guaranteed to be freshly roasted? > > Ask this question on alt.coffee. There's at least one regular that > is a Brit coffee veteran/pro. > "alt.coffee" ! God I love the internet :-) Thanks Slatts |
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Monmouth Coffee Company, London does mail order, although
I don't know under what terms. They are easy to google up. Their coffee is generally quite good, although the last half-pound I got from them ("House Blend Espresso") was somehow below par. Steve |
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