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40% off Panama Geisha|Peru|Decaf, 1kg from $26.39 + Delivery ($0 w/ $69 Order, Delay+500g Opt) @ Lime Blue Coffee

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40% off Panama Geisha|Peru|Decaf, 1kg from $26.39 + Delivery ($0 w/ $69 Order, Delay+500g Opt) @ Lime Blue Coffee
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AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee on 23/05/2024 - 07:11 limebluecoffee.com (1167 clicks)
Last edited 23/05/2024 - 13:36

Hey Oz Bargain Community,

Keeping this one short and sweet for you; well almost, the Panama Geisha details may appear as a short novel, but the rest is succinct. You ask, we listen, so here we go :)

We're offering you a 40% discount off our much loved Peru Chanchamayo Single Origin, delicious loved Swiss Water Process Decaf Coffee (heads up, this is the last time decaf will be featured in a deal this financial year), our second exciting addition of our recent added range being our new Half Strength Full Flavour Peru Chanchamayo Single Origin (it's a 50:50 blend of our Peru and SWP Decaf). Now it's time for a super drum roll please…I'm extremely excited to announce after the immense popularity of our prior Ecuador Geisha, today marks the launch of a new Geisha this time from the coffee famous origin of Panama; get excited because this deal features 40% off a rare Panama Geisha:

1) Peru Chanchamayo Grade 1 Organic Single Origin, only $14.99 per 500g (usually $24.99 per 500g), and $26.39 per 1kg (usually $43.98 per 1kg)

2) Swiss Water Process Decaf, only $16.49 per 500g (usually $27.49 per 500g), and $29.39 per 1kg (usually $48.98 per 1kg)

3) Half Strength Full Flavour Peru Chanchamayo Grade 1 Organic Single Origin, only $15.74 per 500g (usually $26.24 per 500g), and only $27.89 per 1kg (usually $46.48 per 1kg)

4) WOW SOLD OUT AT LIGHTNING SPEED Panama Finca Deborah Geisha Carbonic Maceration Shade Grown Single Estate Coffee, only $47.74 per 200g (usually $79.57 per 200g). I know this pricing may seem a tad extreme, but it's directly correlated to the increased price a super rare and exceptional coffee like this costs us to secure. I promise we haven't suddenly decided to take you for granted and run up profits. Although this one is the most expensive coffee we've ever offered, I still do honestly believe it's a bargain as the market price for coffee from this estate is generally $500-$600 per kg, which means with this deal you can try it for up to 60% under the open market price. Please note Geisha has a very specific flavour in the direction of floral and tea notes. If you want a coffee similar in flavour to most other coffees then this isn't the one for you. Also if you only enjoy coffee with milk and don't like black coffee, this also isn't the one for you; not a coffee snob comment at all, put simply the floral notes don't pair well with milk, so it just won't be an enjoyable coffee with milk. However, if you're open to a coffee flavour adventure and want to treat yourself to something extra special (this is a competition level coffee, coffee from this Estate has been used on more than one occasion in World Barista Championship, even to win a WBC Title) then this is the winning coffee for you, I absolutely love it!!! My detailed comments on this coffee are not indented to deter you, I just appreciate that you likely work hard for your money and so I want you to enjoy the coffee you spend that hard earned money on, as such I'm just trying to ensure if you get this one you'll be ready to absolutely love it, having all the transparent flavour info prior to purchasing :)

Deal valid for orders placed until 29/05/2024, unless sold out before. Dispatch can happen for you as near as Monday and as far as the last Friday in June (28/06/2024). Once a given dispatch date is at full capacity the green circle will be removed and date will turn red, first in best dressed :)

Some helpful info:

  • You're welcome to place multiple orders scheduled for dispatch at various dates (delayed dispatch) to make the most of this deal, we strive to dispatch our fresh coffee within 48 business hours of roasting
  • We're happy to accommodate dispatch date changes, you just need to submit your request within 60 days of your order being placed and at least 24 hours prior to the current dispatch date selected. Please submit date change requests via a reply email to your order confirmation
  • One dispatch per order
  • If you select 500g as a quantity please ensure you also select 500g as the packaging option. If 500g is selected as a quantity with 1kg as the packaging selection the product will show as "unavailable"
  • 500g bag packaging (it's resealable) is also available for orders larger than 500g this is an extra $3.60 per kg including the discount (normally $6 extra per kg) to cover the extra bag/s, label/s and time it takes to pack
  • Complimentary gift notes can be submitted via a reply message to your order confirmation email
  • The largest bag size we use is 1kg and it has a zip (it's resealable), for example if you order 4kg with 1kg packaging you will receive 4 x 1kg bags, you will not receive a single huge 4kg bag

Following the success of our recent trials of new shipping rates, we've decided to extend these for this deal too :)
FREE SHIPPING for orders over $69. We recommend freezing any excess bags purchased to quality for free shipping, without compromising on enjoying fresh coffee.

  • $6.99 No Delivery Company Preference Flat Rate Shipping (No Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect)
  • $7.99 Courier's Please Flat Rate Shipping(No Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect)
  • $7.99 Australia Post Flat Rate Shipping-reduced from $8.99 (Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect available)
  • $9.99 Express Post Flat Rate Shipping-reduced from $12.99 (Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect available)
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  • APN Adelaide on 23/05/2024 - 07:12

    Does it come via Panama canal

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 07:25
      +5

      Morning @APN Adelaide coffee is proving to have many magic powers haha aside from kick starting people's morning's it's being used to help save the Panama canal. The Panama Canal Authority have already invested $32,000,000 in a program to plant coffee trees along the banks of the canal to help with the environmental issues relating to the canal due to recent droughts e.g. land erosion. Fingers crossed the initiative saves the day :)

      • ColPow11 on 23/05/2024 - 09:53

        I wonder if the traditionally sulphur-rich fuels powering the ships using the Panama canal will give a meaningful influence on the flavour profile from coffee grown in this region. Interesting times! Thanks for the great write up on the coffees offered in this deal.

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 10:04

          Hmm that's an interesting point @ColPow11 hopefully there will be measures in place to prevent this happening as a decent chunk of the investment is around agricultural education. Along the banks I believe the vast majority or even all of the coffee is Robusta, which is a lot hardier and mostly used to make Instant Coffee. The coffee featured in this deal isn't related to the canal and the Estate looks more like a tropical rainforest :)

          Fantastic to know this deal's caught your interest, we'll keep working hard to keep things interesting!

  • noisymime on 23/05/2024 - 07:34

    Forgive a silly question, but what the heck is 'Omni Roasted'? Does that equate to like a medium on the typical Light/Medium/Dark take scale?

    As someone who normally goes for light or light-medium beans, is the Peru Chanchamayo going to be somewhere around that?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 07:39
      +3

      Morning @noisymime not a silly questions at all, always better to ask than wonder!

      Omni essentially means a coffee is roasted to suit both espresso and filter styles of extraction. Our Peru is a medium roast. Our Panama Geisha is a light-medium roast. If you are mostly keen on very lights roasts then we may not be the best fit for you. However, if you do enjoy coffees closer to the medium level they hopefully you'll find some real gems with us :)

  • Sidor on 23/05/2024 - 07:44
    -7

    only $47.74 per 200g

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 07:49
      +8

      Hey @Sidor I know it does seem pricey, but as mentioned above it's a direct reflection on how much more this rare, unique coffee costs us and we've only released more Geisha due to how popular our prior Geisha was to the point where a few dozen people emailed to be on a Geisha waitlist!

      You're still able to score 1kg of our delicious Peru Single Origin for $26.39 :)

  • anthman on 23/05/2024 - 07:59

    Hi, my all time favourite beans are "Stellar" beans from Sensory lab (https://sensorylab.com.au/products/stellar-espresso-blend?_p…). I love them because relative to other beans/brands, I find the Stellar beans to be very smooth, not bitter and a little sweet, almost honey like.

    The website says the beans from colombia.

    Do you have anything similar? Smooth, strong, a little sweet.

    Edit: as a point of reference, I got the Thank You blend in a recent deal, I find it's more bitter and definitely not as smooth

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 08:08
      +1

      Hey @anthman appreciate you taking the time to reach out!

      We sail in our own direction, so generally don't comment on other companies, so although I can't give an exact comparison, hopefully my response can be somewhat helpful. None of our coffees are notably bitter, so if you're ever finding a coffee to be bitter, please shoot us an email as the shot may be channeling, which is a relatively simple thing to fix via email. I have a hunch our Brazil São Paulo Single Origin may be the winning choice for you based on the description of the notes you enjoy :)

      • MakkhiChoos on 23/05/2024 - 09:09

        Can confirm. I must have had all their beans by now and I drink them black (filtered, moka, espresso, French). And they are not any bitter than any of the other beans I ever got.

        The first batch is always an adjustment to the grind and water, but smooth sailing after.

      • anthman on 23/05/2024 - 13:07

        Cheers , do you have a check list re:, channelling?

        Here is my process:

        Using a Breville bambino plus + Breville smart grinder pro (grind setting 13 sec).

        I'm using a bottomless grouper.

        Basket holds about 13grams.

        1. Grind coffee into basket in grouper
        2. use WDT to break up chunks in circular motion
        3. Lightly tap grouper to settle grind
        4. Tamper using spring load tamper that has a lip to remain parallel with basket
        5. Extract (I press the DBL shot button)

        What I've seen when extracting: it extracts from all across the underside of the basket, coming toward the centre before a single stream starts to form. Sometimes it squirts coffee at random angles (maybe too packed?).

        On the whole, extract looks good (good creme), abit above double the weight of the grind.

        What are the signs of channelling? Maybe Im doing something else wrong?

        • bumluffa on 25/05/2024 - 10:22

          Upgrade your Grinder

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 26/05/2024 - 16:49

          Hey @anthman appreciate the detailed info, very helpful thanks!

          For the Bambini I'd highly recommend using a 16 gram dose in the single walled double basket. From there dial in your grinder to extract ~32g of espresso over roughly 27 seconds. Once that's on point you can decide whether to follow the black or white/milk based brew guide. The good news with using a bottomless portafilter is channeling is super easy to spot, the coffee spraying at random angles means the shot is channeling. Please feel welcome to email any other questions you have :)

  • basketballfreak6 on 23/05/2024 - 08:04
    +2

    Picked up a bag of Panama Geisha, great price.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 08:09

      Morning @basketballfreak6 wonderful to hear this deal's a winner for you!

      Thank you so much for the order, fingers crossed you love this special Panama Geisha as much as I do :)

      • basketballfreak6 on 23/05/2024 - 08:22

        How are you guys finding this batch? My mate in coffee said PG beans recently haven't been as good compared to the past years hence the more affordable pricing; at this price I was willing to take a punt of course haha.

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 08:37

          Appreciate the follow up @basketballfreak6 I won't speak on behalf of all of Panama, but I've found the coffee from this specific estate to get better year-on-year and with that the price goes up every year too. The pricing of the Geisha in this deal isn't due to a negative, we've just tried our best to make this deal good value for money and we'll continue to maintain that goal :)

          Thank you so much for ordering from us, it really does mean a lot, I truly hope this one's a real winner for you!

          • basketballfreak6 on 23/05/2024 - 08:43

            @LimeBlueCoffee: Sounds good, looking forward to it!

            I remember trying some PG from a mate's cafe years ago that came in at $1000/kg to him at wholesale level lol…that was a pretty magical cup but haha

            • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 26/05/2024 - 15:58

              @basketballfreak6: Fantastic to hear @basketballfreak6 :)

              The super dooper special good stuff can get quite up there in price. That said, when you get to the top echelon of any industry the item becomes more of an experience to purchase than a simple product and with that comes a hefty usually comes price tag, especially when something's rare. However, if that experience creates a lasting positive memory, then it's worth every cent!

              • basketballfreak6 on 26/05/2024 - 19:11

                @LimeBlueCoffee: Absolutely; he didn’t even get it with intention to sell, literally got it just to try it with a few friends. Probably still the best V60 I’ve ever tried though haha

  • luckylittle on 23/05/2024 - 08:12
    +1

    @LimeBlueCoffee Hi mate, i would love to try various different types from you to see which one i like the most. Can you make a sample pack?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 08:42

      Hey @luckylittle appreciate the request!

      We have pondered sampler packs in the past, but as we strive for a roast-to-order model, the operational element of sampler packs is a tad problematic. I'm not saying we won't offer them in the future, but it is something we've spent some time on in the past and didn't find the winning solution. In the meantime most of our options you're able to get in as small quantities as 500g, so that may be a good path for you to try some of our different options :)

  • Chazzozz on 23/05/2024 - 08:18
    +1

    Stellar price on the Geisha, I’ve not seen it that low since pre-COVID times. I reckon it won’t last long.

    Having said that, I’m giving the Peru Chanchamayo SO a try in both the half- and full-strength versions. Tom - is this likely to remain one your regular SO coffees?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 08:53

      Morning @Chazzozz terrific to hear this deal's a real winner for you, this Geisha is already selling quicker than anticipated, which is wonderful to see

      WOW another fantastic combo order, thank you so much, your continued support really does mean so much!!!

      Time will tell, whether our Half Strength Full Flavour collection lasts long-term, but if this and subsequent launches in this range are as our well received as our first of the collection (the half Brazil half decaf blend), then I don't see our HSFF leaving any time soon :)

  • punkindrublic on 23/05/2024 - 08:37
    +1

    Thanks as always Tom, placed another order to get us through the early weeks of parenthood!

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 08:56
      +2

      Fantastic to hear @punkindrublic and congrats on the new Boss of the households arrival :)

      Thank you so much for another order!!!

  • brycecammo on 23/05/2024 - 08:50

    @LimeBlueCoffee Hey mate, I’ve been loving trying all of your different beans & roasts. Keep up the good work!
    Keen to try the geisha, but not sure I’d be drinking it every day. Would it freeze ok? Or is that blasphemy with beans this special??

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 09:02
      +1

      Morning @brycecammo absolutely terrific to know we're in your good books, I promise we'll keep working hard to stay there!!!

      I like the sounds of that. Freezing coffee is like casting that Harry Potter spell on the beans to make the stop in their tracks. Freezing is perfectly fine and in fact I highly recommend it, as it drastically slows oxidation and thus extends freshness while frozen for months, even years if vacuum sealed. No issue with drinking it every day, but personally I'm in your boat with not having this Panama Geisha every day. Simply because I'd classify it as a weekend coffee; you've the regular go to coffee you enjoy Monday to Friday, but on weekends it can be really nice to treat yourself to something extra rare and special :)

      • brycecammo on 23/05/2024 - 09:27

        Nice one, thanks Tom. Looking forward to giving this a try.

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 09:29

          Fantastic to hear @brycecammo thank you so much for your order!!!

  • jar-unit on 23/05/2024 - 09:51
    +1

    Has anyone tried this decaf and compared it to Campos decaf which is sugar cane process decaf, really nice body and sweetness to it, not sure how this one would compare?

  • bakeyourownAU on 23/05/2024 - 10:11

    Hey Tom,

    Does the Geisha have a lot of 'funk' or 'alcoholic' notes to it. I've had some carbonic macerated coffees before and they were very funky and drinkable. I really like fruity and floral coffees, but with some of them, the processing had taken over the origin characteristics of the bean.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 10:18

      Hey @bakeyourownAU appreciate you taking the time to reach out!

      You are right that some CM coffee are super funky. However, the CM process doesn't add new flavours it simply enhances what's already present in the coffee. This Panama Geisha is a washed process coffee, so it's not funky or winey in flavour. The CMs you've experienced as super funky/winey I'd guess would be Naturally processed in cooler climates dried in thick layers to extend the fermentation time :)

  • yeowie on 23/05/2024 - 11:11

    Love the ability to choose the dispatch date. Have ordered a bag and can't wait to try.

  • sad fish on 23/05/2024 - 11:19

    Hi Tom! Just wanted to say thanks to you and the team for the coffee deals, I've been exclusively drinking Lime Blue coffee for a while now. I got bags of each and I'm excited to try the Geisha coffee :)

    (Also I'm a big fan of the Tim Tam initiative!)

  • ozlurker on 23/05/2024 - 11:23

    Fantastic price for a panama geisha, doubt you're making anything off it.
    If you don't mind me asking, do you know the development time of the roast? and also the total roast time?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 11:36

      Hey @ozlurker I'm wrapped to know this one's a winner for you!!!

      You're welcome to ask anything you want. I've created the roast profile and will be personally roasting it. It's a great question you ask, however, I hope can you appreciate technical info about the roast profiles I create is something I keep close to my chest. For sake of comparison reference, have you had any of our coffees before?

      • ozlurker on 23/05/2024 - 12:02

        Fair enough. I've had the Brazil SO and swiss decaf from last year. I don't remember how the Brazil went but I dug through my freezer and found a bag of the decaf and just cupped it. Could taste a very slight smokiness so if the geisha is roasted lighter it should be fine. I drink filter so very particular about roast depth.
        Do you cup the geisha after roasting and will there be any roast notes?
        I'm just concerned since you offer it as an omni roast and I've had only a handful of them that do well as a filter (mostly from overseas roaster). Not trying to look down on the local roasters but the market here is geared towards espresso roast and omni roast is a very hard line to straddle (might be impossible for some beans).

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 12:33

          No stress @ozlurker appreciate the extra info!

          This Geisha is a bit of a lighter roast than those two. However, I'd classify it as a light to medium roast, so if you're only looking for a light roast that really only works for filter and not espresso as well, then I don't think this one will be the right option for you. I believe it is possible to have a coffee well suited to both. However, I do completely appreciate personal flavour preference is subjective, so I have full respect for your perspective. I think it's wonderful as a pour over as I had one this morning, but it's really up to you to decide and at this price if you're on the fence I'd say it might be best give it a miss and perhaps try the Peru as there's less cost risk if it's not a favourite for you :)

  • based on 23/05/2024 - 11:36

    Been hanging out for another Colombia SO deal, would the Peru SO be similar? To drink black

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/05/2024 - 11:40
      +1

      Hey @based fantastic to know you're a fan of our Colombia SO!

      Similar and still notably different. If you enjoy one I'd be surprise if you didn't also enjoy the other as well. Here's how they're differ. The Colombia has a bit of a higher acidity kick and more fruity notes. The Peru has more sweet earthy, chocolate notes and a slightly lower acidity kick. Hope this info is helpful :)

  • Ham Dragon on 23/05/2024 - 12:13

    Perfect timing, and I always enjoy the Timtam 😁

    I'm love getting to try different coffees I ordinarily would not, and at fantastic prices.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 26/05/2024 - 15:44

      Woohoo for perfect timing @Ham Dragon !

      Absolute music to my ears, thank you so much for another order and your wonderful vote of confidence. I'm so wrapped to know we're in your good books :)

  • Diji on 23/05/2024 - 12:46

    Damn I just received the Indian single estate yesterday. If only I had set my previous order's dispatch a couple of days later, I could've bundled this in. Scored the Geisha regardless, missed out last time!

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 26/05/2024 - 15:51
      +1

      Hey @Diji shucks, fingers crossed the bundle lines up for you perfectly next time, on the bright side, this way you get an extra Tim Tam :)

      Thank you souch for another terrific order, fingers crossed you love this wonderful Geisha!

  • freedomj on 28/05/2024 - 15:24

    First time order, bought 2.5 kg beans: 2 kg of Peru Chanchamayo and 500g decaf which got me into the free shipping bracket.

    Just arrived and drinking a Mokapot black, of the Peruvian, watered down 30-40% after brewing.

    It's got a surprising amount of flavour for a black coffee, but quite acidic. I possibly got it hot too quick (after preboiling of course) or need to adjust grind as the pot started spitting before it had finished boiling and then I didn't get quite the liquid throughput (cancelling the brew with cold water after it started spitting again and the pot was only about 75% full after filling the reservoir to the pressure valve).

    Overall quite nice compared to the cheap beans I had been buying, but I'll have to get it right to serve it to my wife with milk

  • Adikt072 on 28/05/2024 - 16:59

    @LimeBlueCoffee Hey mate, great deal. How long will it take assuming I order now? Roughly (like within 4 or 5 days accuracy).
    Ived ordered 3kg from you but Ill need to get something locally tomorrow to drink until yours arrives. Wondering how much Ill need.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 28/05/2024 - 17:02

      Hey @Adikt072 appreciate you reaching out to check and Thank you so much for the terrific order!!!

      The transit time varies a bit depending on the destination. Could you please send a reply email to your order confirmation so I can see all the order details?

  • Unrvl on 29/05/2024 - 13:29

    Panama Finca Deborah Geisha Carbonic Maceration Shade Grown Single Estate Coffee - what a mouthful!

    I do love your coffee! I still find it hard to tell the difference between the taste of beans. It feels like such a slight difference when I brew a milky moments to memories vs a thank you blend. I genuinely don't know which one I like better! I just rotate daily.

  • amanos on 31/05/2024 - 14:54

    Hey @LimeBlueCoffee, couple of questions:

    1. My Peru SO origin beans are arriving today and I'm keen to dial in my machine (Brev BE) for a single shot. I noticed you gave your dosing / timing recommendations for the Bambini above, but couldn't find your recommendations for the Peru. Any similar thoughts you can share?

    2. I've been filling my hopper and freezing the remaining beans sealed in the original bag + tied up with a rubber band, then I refill the hopper as needed and continue to freeze the remaining beans. I repeat this until I'm out. I get through approx 1kg every 5-6 weeks. Would I be better off keeping 1 x 500g sealed in the pantry that would last approx 3 weeks, and freezing the other 500g, then leaving that in the pantry? Or is freezing immediately and thawing on demand equally good?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 06/06/2024 - 05:13

      Morning @amanos appreciate the questions, always better to ask than wonder!

      1. If you have a Bambino, then my above comments apply to the Peru too

      2. I'd recommend the 500g in the pantry and 500g in the freezer option. Of course you can stick with your current system, but taking the bag in and out of the freezer does increase the chances of freezer burn occurring. Out of pure curiosity, as our bags have a resealable zip lock, why do you need the rubber band?

      Hope my answers are helpful :)

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