Get 40% off all 1kg coffee for a limited time.
$68 >> $38 for premium coffee 1kg
$60 >> $30 for coffee beans whole 1kg
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Costs $7.90 for orders under $60 for shipping
I've had thier Vivace. It's pretty good. $30 per kg is a good deal. For my view on their before discount price joke, see my comment below.
100% dreaming! even after 40% still above my price range!! at least the delivery should be free too. :)
Gabriel is a good roaster but $68 before discount for 1kg? heh. You be the judge. I happen to be ordering beans from The Little Marionette today, $44 per kg. No hocus pocus.
Totally. $68 for a kg is a complete rip off. Little Marionette are an awesome roaster (their roasting warehouse is also really cool) and supply a load of cafes around Sydney so what would make this worth more than 50% per kg?
I've personally started using Direct Coffee because getting four individual 250g bags really helps with freshness and allows you to try lots of different coffee. Plus a kg of 4 bags works out as the same price as this delivered.
Try Marcel's coffee bean, cheaper and good
Holy retail batman
Better be throwing in an aeropress discount for those prices
Tried before, but around this time last year prices were $50/kg rrp, quite a steep increase.
why i found the shipping cost $9.9?!
Not sure why everyone is having a cow at the rrp's on this place? Lots of other places post here with 40-50% off deals that end up about $60 posted for 2kg and people kiss their ass and call it icecream.
Premium coffee is premium prices… I don't think their blends are all that wow, but their singles look good. But 250g bags only for singles? Now I'm disappointed. Does the discount apply for 4x250g?
I'll ballpark it, let's say someone is buying beans at $6-$11kg green (roasted yield is obviously less) they're probably buying a few different ones at $11-$16kg as their premium ones. Seeing as there's a $8 difference in this listings RRP for premium vs standard, that's about right relative to each other, but their blend is $60kg! So as a starting point it's a huge margin not 'premium coffee is premium prices'.
There's so much branding going on- look at all the companies pumping out blends, building a stylised web page, having some fancy packaging, giving it a trendy name like Hipsters Beard which is a coffee bristling with chocolatey notes and then whacking a $70kg price tag on it. You know why? People are idiots and buy this stuff. There is so much good coffee from reputable roasters at a significantly better price to performance ratio. I'm really shocked by it in such a competitive marketplace.
I ordered from these guys ($60 for 2kg delivered is awesome), delivered in less than 24 hours but I am in Sydney. We started using the Vivace yesterday (waited until in the optimal range they suggest) and followed their instructions in coffee in and coffee out and I honestly say it is one of the best tasting coffees we have had and that includes coffee out at coffee shops. Super impressed, if in doubt give them a go.
Why no 1kg bags for the decaf?
The margins on these roasted beens from these trendy roasters must be amazing. I just can't do it, I know the price of green beans- and particularly when you slap a fancy name on it and don't even say what beans are in there I'm presuimg it's a bottom shelf blend. I'm not saying you can't make it taste nice but it shouldn't be $40-$80kg, tell em he's dreaming, looking at you directcoffee roasters.