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1kg $26.39 Peru Chanchamayo Grade 1 Organic Single Origin + Delivery ($0 w/ $69 Order, Delay Disp + 500g Opt) @ Lime Blue Coffee

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1kg $26.39 Peru Chanchamayo Grade 1 Organic Single Origin + Delivery ($0 w/ $69 Order, Delay Disp + 500g Opt) @ Lime Blue Coffee
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AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee on 18/07/2024 - 06:47 limebluecoffee.com (735 clicks)
Last edited 18/07/2024 - 12:06

Hey Oz Bargain Community,

Keeping this one short and sweet for you :)

We're offering you a 40% discount off our crowd favourite Peru Chanchamayo Grade 1 Organic Single Origin:

1) Peru Chanchamayo Grade 1 Organic Single Origin, only $26.39 per 1kg (usually $43.98 per 1kg) and $15.59 per 500g (usually $25.99 per 500g)

Deal valid for orders placed until 23/07/2024, unless sold out before. Dispatch can happen for you as near as Monday and as far as the second last Thursday in September (19/09/2024). 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 $4.80 per kg including the discount (normally $8 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

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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  • Glenningvalley on 18/07/2024 - 07:03
    +3

    Havnt tried this one, but highly rate Lime blue
    On communication and quality.

    Normally order 2kg's and store one in the freezer.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 07:21

      WOW what a wonderfully uplifting message to kick off the comments, thank you!

      Very happy to know we're in your good books, I promise we'll keep working hard to stay there. If you decide to give this deliciously sweet Single Origin a shot I hope you absolutely love it :)

    • Ham Dragon on 18/07/2024 - 09:34

      It's great, had this last time.

      • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 16:33

        Amazing to hear, absolute music to my ears!

        Thank you so much for the order and sharing that terrific feedback :)

  • dtingy on 18/07/2024 - 07:55
    +1

    Wish it has grounded option. Will wait for next deal.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 08:32

      Morning @dtingy our bag grinder is unfortunately still out of commission at the moment, hence why the deal is just featuring whole beans. Might be a good reason to get a hand grinder, as grinding on demand should improve your coffee experience ten fold, just food (coffee) for thought :)

    • HamesJoffman on 19/07/2024 - 19:49

      Buy a grinder. Buying good coffee but not grinding it fresh is one step forward, two steps back.

  • tencents on 18/07/2024 - 07:58
    +2

    How do you freeze, do you just put the unopened bags in the freezer?

    • freedomj on 18/07/2024 - 08:21

      Additionally, the coffee arrives so fresh I’ve heard you should wait a couple days before drinking - would you freeze before or after giving it some time to age?

      • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 08:39
        +4

        Another great question!

        You can really get stuck into the good stuff as soon as you get it. Peak flavour will hit 1-2 weeks after the roast date, so you can wait or you can start enjoying it when it arrives and experience the flarour development over the first 1-2 weeks. Coffee is best enjoyed within roughly a month of the roast date and freezing can essentially stop time depending on your method. It's best not to take coffee in and out of the freezer repeatedly, so I'd recommend waiting 1-2 weeks after the roast date and then freezing into 2 week portions as mentioned to @tencents However, I know life can sometimes get hectic, so if you're more keen on just freezing a whole months worth rather than pre-portioning or ordering in 500g bag packaging then I'd say throw (gently place) the coffee in the freezer as soon as it's delivered :)

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 08:34

      Great question!

      Spot on, that'll do the trick. However, it you want an even better experience you could split the coffee into 2 week potions and then freeze 1-2 weeks after the roast date :)

  • thestig on 18/07/2024 - 08:57

    I've tried quite a few different varieties from Lime Blue including single origins from various countries and M2M blend, etc and have noticed that the brewing guide (1:1 for milk and 1:2 for black) has been the same for every bean. Why is that? Is it because the roast level is the same and that dictates the brewing ratios? Or it's just a generic brew guide and you guys don't do trial and error to refine each guide there?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 09:05
      +1

      Hey @thestig always better to ask than wonder!

      The brew ratios are based on a combination of the roast level and the specific flavour properties of each coffee. Although I agree that most of our coffees have the same brew guide, each brew guide is formulated specifically to each coffee, so it's not a generic blind copy and past brew guide system. For example, our recently featured Kenya Single Origin has a different brew guide to the examples you've provided :)

      • yeahnah-nahyeah on 20/07/2024 - 19:07

        Can you (or someone!) explain 1:1 for milk and 1:2 for black?

        I understand that they are ratios, but does it mean for milk you add just as much milk as per espresso? and for black you add twice as much water?

        Thanks!

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/07/2024 - 12:06
          +2

          Hey @yeahnah-nahyeah always better to ask than wonder!

          I'll focus on our espresso brew guides rather than filter, as my guess is that you have an espresso machine

          Black Espresso Guide 1 : 2 Ratio = 20 In : 40 Out : 27 Seconds
          Milk Based Guide 1 : 1 = 20 In : 20 Out : 18 Seconds

          I can understand how you've initially interpreted the rations how you have. However, the guides are just speaking to a dry dose in to liquid espresso out ratio. Looking at the black espresso guide example "20 In" is the amount of ground coffee you pack into the coffee basket (this dose varies based on your machine/basket size, generally 20g for a 58mm basket and 16 grams for a 54mm basket). "40 Out" is the amount of espresso liquid you're aiming to extract. "27 Seconds" is the contact time you're aiming for AKA how long is takes to extract the 40 grams of espresso liquid. We recommend the milk guide if you're adding 150-200ml of milk. We recommend the black espresso guide if you're having an espresso, long black or adding more/less milk than the 150-200ml range. I know all this info may seem a tad overwhelming initially, but once you've made coffee using the info, it should become fairly straight forward. Please feel welcome to send a reply message to your order confirmation email with any further questions :)

  • shiny1 on 18/07/2024 - 09:35

    My Kenyan beans haven't even arrived yet and I just put in a delayed order for this. Thanks for making this easy.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 16:56

      WooHoo for those planning ahead skills, ensuring you don't run out of the good stuff!!!

      Thank you so much for another terrific order, it's truly appreciated and I'm wrapped to know we're in your good books :)

  • DrMoo on 18/07/2024 - 10:05

    What are the tasting notes ?
    Does it go with milk or better as black ?
    Even more in depth , how is it as espresso ?
    Ex barista here haha 😆 also Ex coffee drinker,
    but it's worth a fantasy taste 😜

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 10:10
      +2

      All terrific questions!

      You'll find all the answers you need on the product page, all you need to do is click the link in the deal post :)

  • DrMoo on 18/07/2024 - 10:15

    😂🫶🏽 Thought this as I was writing , it's probably on their website , cheers 👍

  • DrMoo on 18/07/2024 - 10:19

    Sounds very tasty wish I was a coffee drinker still, these days for me, Im addicted to ceremonial cacao with medicinal mushrooms like Reishi

  • freedomofspeech on 18/07/2024 - 10:33
    +1

    +1 love LM but still have enough beans from you in my freezer.

    Can you help explain simply the difference between SO and Blend's - And why they usually use SO in Long blacks? Is it always better?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 16:55
      +2

      Today's full of great questions and yours' are on trend!

      Thank you for the "+1" sound like you're ready to throw a coffee party :)

      Single Origins simply means the coffee was grown in 1 county. A blend usually means more than one coffee is used to create a specific flavour profile. However, technically a Single Origin can also be a blend by very definition. Speaking to the coffee industry in general the thought that Single Origins are "better" than Blends really depends on the specific instance. Without getting too specific (as we generally don't comment on other companies) the vast majority of Single Origins will be objectively higher quality than Blends, the reason for this is no more than straight economics by that I mean there no scientific reason blending two or more coffees reduces quality. Speaking more specifically to us (Lime Blue Coffee) the objective quality of our blends is on par with the quality of our Single Origins, as our blends are comprised of Single Origins we feature, we generally don't have components we only use in blends. Single Origins can be terrific, availability varies as does the flavour across crops, which can be a positive or negative depending on one's perspective. Blend can also be terrific, flavour can be consistent and available year round, which can also be a positive or negative depending on one's perspective. :)

  • Snowy83 on 18/07/2024 - 10:47

    Ordered just now :)

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 12:05
      +1

      Fantastic, thank you so much!!!

  • radissimo on 18/07/2024 - 11:41

    $31.19 now, expired deal

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 11:52

      Hey @radissimo appreciate the check in!

      The deal is not expired :)

      I've checked our systems and the deal link appears to be working, could you please further clarify your query?

      • radissimo on 18/07/2024 - 12:02

        price shows as $31.19, not $26.39

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 12:05

          Oh same page now, you've got 500g bags selected as the packaging AKA that is the price for 2x500g bags. $26.39 is the price for 1kg in a 1kg bag AKA 1x1kg bag, simply change the packaging option on the product page to 1kg bag/s and you'll see the price instantly change to $26.39 :)

  • Alcaro on 18/07/2024 - 12:30
    +1

    I need a freezer deal first thanks to you, Tom.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 18/07/2024 - 16:37
      +1

      haha funny you should say that…a thought that's been rolling around in the back of my mind for some time now has been "should I design a coffee specific freezer….or are my ideas getting too far fetched?" Don't know if the idea will progress to reality, but until it does I've got my fingers crossed you can score an outstanding freezer just to store more of the good stuff :)

  • shroomish on 18/07/2024 - 23:01

    Do you have a bean suited to espresso?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/07/2024 - 11:55

      Great questions!

      All our current options are omni roasted to suit both espresso and filter system extractions, so for example our Peru Single Origin featured in this deal is terrific for espresso :)

  • jason2615 on 19/07/2024 - 03:11

    Great deal as always Op. Ordered 3kg!

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/07/2024 - 11:56

      Amazing!!!

      Thank you so much for the terrific order and fantastic vote of confidence, both are truly appreciated :)

  • salem on 19/07/2024 - 16:45

    Hi @LimeBlueCoffee , I'd just made an order a week ago for some full priced Peru and other beans, scheduled to ship next Tuesday (order 57524). I've made another order now for this (and some other beans) as it's obviously a lot cheaper. I've sent you an email asking if I can cancel that previous order. :) if that's not possible, I guess I'm also on the lookout for a freezer deal now!

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/07/2024 - 11:19

      Appreciate the follow up to your email on Friday!

      Received and replied to :)

  • Tairly-There on 20/07/2024 - 16:26

    Just got my husband to order a bunch for when the baby comes.

    • salem on 20/07/2024 - 20:55

      Lucky baby!

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/07/2024 - 12:07

      Wonderful, thank you (and your Husband) for what sounds like a terrific order!!!

      Congrats in advance for the new arrival on the way, sure it'll be an exciting time for you :)

  • orbz on 21/07/2024 - 12:45

    Thinking about getting one of these for lattes at home. Are you expecting to have sales on the other single origins soon?

    Lemon cheesecake acidity in the Kenyan sounds great. Does this mean the coffee actually tastes a bit like a lemon cheesecake or something else?

    Thanks

  • Ametric on 22/07/2024 - 11:16

    thank you, made my first order of 3 kg (#58016), let's see how it is :)

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/07/2024 - 19:45

      Absolutely wonderful to hear, thank you so much for placing such a terrific first order with us :)

      I promise it's an opportunity we won't take for granted!

      • Ametric on 26/07/2024 - 14:04

        Thank you, I have not opened the beans yet, but very impressed with the service. Ordered on Sunday evening to be dispatched on Monday. The delivery attempt was made on Tuesday, but as nobody was home the parcel was dropped to post office, and I picked it up on Wednesday morning - nicely done and thank you!

  • lostinsydney on 23/07/2024 - 17:56

    Thanks, just ordered!

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 23/07/2024 - 19:45
      +1

      Amazing, thank you so much!!!

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