20% off Brand New Autumn Blend $48 for 1kg (Free Shipping Orders $40+) @ Coffee on Cue

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Store RepCoffee on Cue on 06/03/2023 - 13:38 store.coffeeoncue.com.au (135 clicks)
Last edited 08/03/2023 - 06:06 by 1 other user

AUTUMNISHERE

Hi OzBargain,

With the change of season comes time to share with you our next exciting coffee - our brand new Autumn Blend.

Celebrating the transition away from those summery days, it's a medium body coffee that's omni-roasted for both espresso and filter brewing. Whole bean and pre-ground options are available.

You'll find bold flavour notes of tangerine, dark chocolate and almond - it's extremely well balanced and suited for both black and milk-based brews.

Right now you can grab our Autumn Blend at 20% off - sale ends Friday at 12pm midday or until sold out.

Discount code 'AUTUMNISHERE' will be automatically applied to your order at the checkout (this discount code won't work on any other products)

SHIPPING

Standard flat rate shipping of $7 is applicable to all orders under $40.
All orders over $40 will unlock free standard shipping.
You can select between Australia Post or Couriers Please with our standard shipping options.
Upgrade to express shipping for $5 via Australia Post Express.

THE FINER PRINT

• Shipment delay is not available
• Splitting into smaller bags is not available
• Coffee roasted up on Thursday 9th March
• First orders dispatched from Friday 10th March

We hope to see you pick up a bag of this delightful coffee, tailored for the cooler months ahead.

The Coffee on Cue Store team x

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  Thrifty Dan on 06/03/2023 - 13:55

  +8

  I usually like Coffee on Cue but I wouldn’t pay more than $33 per kg delivered like from their previous offers. I tried recently the Aldi Lazzio Dark blend, Coffee on Cue’s coffee is not 4 times better but costs 4 times more the price. 1kg $11.99 at Aldi. Sorry Coffee on Cue, I give this a big miss!

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    [Deactivated] on 06/03/2023 - 14:30

    +2

    I commented on this in previous deals, but you brought quite a compelling example to the table. Sorry: Australia is a small country, but you have roasters everywhere. Of course, coffee culture, but the margins should be incredibly high; otherwise, you would have fewer roasters. Look at the global coffee prices per ton, including the taxes, shipping costs and costs for business, and you will recognise that the business owners will make a lot of money if they are well-organised.

    Sometimes, there are 2-3 roasters on one street, and I live in Brisbane, not Melbourne. Even in Italy, you do not have that frequency. And sorry, I would consider Italy as the coffee capital.

    Nevertheless, I must admit the coffee on the Cue was one of the only coffees I ordered from these "fancy" roasters, which was really good. The Black Friday deals were good, but I would not buy coffee for these prices. That's simply ridiculous, and as you said, the Aldi coffee is not that bad.

    All in all, do not pay those prices. They are a way too high.

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      Thrifty Dan on 06/03/2023 - 15:26

      Ich kann Dir da nur 100% zustimmen! Jawohl!

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    inedshead on 06/03/2023 - 15:22

    Price was a little disappointing as you mentioned, but I honestly think it's miles ahead of ALDI or anything I've bought from Woolies at the budget end of the spectrum. I've never been disappointed with the product or service, and it happily now replaces the 1-cup of cafe coffee I'd end up getting a day on the budget stuff. Let's hope the next deal is 30% off to get the price near to what it was last time + inflation tax, but for now I bought one to tie me over until that day…

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    OzHan on 06/03/2023 - 19:57

    +2

    The law of diminishing returns. ALDI beans give many other specialty beans a good run for their money,

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  Gav on 06/03/2023 - 13:59

  +7

  That explains why the price wasn't in the email ;)

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  alamodey on 06/03/2023 - 22:34

  is that the only blend on sale? i prefer something with caramel notes rather than dark choc