1kg $28.79 Peru Chanchamayo Organic SO + Delivery ($0 with $69 Order, $0 C&C, 500g + Delayed Disp Avail) @ Lime Blue Coffee

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  Duece1995 on 13/02/2025 - 07:23

  My favourite blend 🙂. Ordered!!

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    AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 13/02/2025 - 07:38

    WOOHOO how wonderful to hear!!!

    Thank you so much for another terrific order and that uplifting compliment :)

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  Chazzozz on 13/02/2025 - 07:50

  Hi OP. What’s your recommended bean for a stovetop caffettiera pot? (I think they’re also called a mokapot?) I was recently given one and I’ve currently got both full and 1/2 strength MTM in the grinders, and I’m wondering if any other bean or blend would be more suitable. Full MTM gives a great flavour, and it’s a noticeably lighter body than when making espresso. What do you prefer?

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    AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 13/02/2025 - 08:33

    Morning @Chazzozz coffee equipment as a gift…sounds like you hang out in the right circles!

    Terrific to hear you're enjoying it so far, the Mokapot/Stovetop goes fairly well with most types of coffee, however I would say it shines brightest with sweet earthy and chocolately flavour notes. On that train of though, in addition to Moments to Memories, I'd also recommend our Peru Single Origin (featured in this deal), our Brazil Single Origin, all of our Half Strength Full Flavour range and our Swiss Water Process Decaf

    You may have already mastered the art of Stovetop brewing, but if you're still finding your feet I'd go by the following. 7 grams of coffee per cup e.g. if you've got a 3 cup Stovetop/Mokapot then dose 21 grams, then the key for a top notch brew using this method is patience, you want to find the right balance of heat and no heat to result in a slow golden brown crema flow, you want a slow, smooth extraction from the spout, if it shoots out the heat is too high…happy brewing :)

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  koflok on 13/02/2025 - 09:41

  How does this compare to the Brazil SO? Mainly make milk based coffee for the office

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    AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 13/02/2025 - 10:05

    +1

    Nice question!

    If you enjoy one, I believe you'll enjoy the other. There's a few differences in acidity and sweetness, but generally speaking from an overall flavour perspective if you think of Brazil similar to a glass of chocolate milk, Peru is like a bowl of sweet cereal. Brazil has chocolate primary notes and some fruity secondary notes. Peru has sweet earthy primary notes and some chocolate secondary notes :)

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  freedomofspeech on 13/02/2025 - 09:53

  Thanks for the new deal. Love seeing those organic sourced coffee deals!!

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    AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 13/02/2025 - 10:02

    You're most welcome!

    Wonderful to know this one's a winner for you :)

    p.s. we'll be releasing a new rotating Single Origin later this year that also ticks the Organic box

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  jaimex2 on 13/02/2025 - 11:21

  You need to explicitly select the 1kg bag to get that price for anyone wondering.

  By default it'll be 2x 500g bags which will be $5 more.

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  Wiser on 13/02/2025 - 13:20

  Hello OP
  Is there any option to move the delivery to an earlier date after the order is placed

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    AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 13/02/2025 - 13:25

    Hey @Wiser great question!

    There sure is, you're in full control to change your dispatch date prior to dispatch. When you place your order, you'll receive an order confirmation email, in that email you'll see blue button "edit or view your order" simply click that and follow the prompts to change the scheduled dispatch date :)

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      Wiser on 13/02/2025 - 23:25

      Thank you

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        AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 14/02/2025 - 11:01

        :)

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  Taeni on 13/02/2025 - 13:38

  Wondering if you guys are still offering ground beans option?

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    AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 13/02/2025 - 13:43

    Never hurts to check!

    At present our fresh coffee is exclusively available in whole beans. However, we do have some nice specials on good quality coffee grinders, so it my be an ideal time to upgrade from pre-ground to ground-on-demand, which should improve your coffee flavour experience ten fold :)

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  freedomofspeech on 13/02/2025 - 16:47

  We bought this last time and my wife says this SO is on the 'sour' note.
  If she prefers more chocolatey flavour and not sour, which blend do you recommend?

  Ok could it be the way we brew it?

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    AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 13/02/2025 - 16:55

    +1

    Hey @freedomofspeech appreciate the double check!

    We do sometimes offer coffees with a higher acidity kick. However, Peru is not one of them, I'd say it's got a medium-low acidity kick, so my guess is you shots may have been channelling, which can result in a sour, watery coffee lacking Crema; it just means the dose is too high, grind too fine or a combo of both, so it easy fixed. If your wife main focus is stronger chocolate notes then I'd recommend our Brazil Single Origin or Swiss Water Process Decaf :)

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      freedomofspeech on 13/02/2025 - 17:06

      +1

      Will you have a deal for one of these in the future? Or even the half strength one

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      freedomofspeech on 19/02/2025 - 17:14

      Can I also ask you. I recently bought the Smart Grinder Pro and now finetuning these beans:

      The recommendation 20g in 20g out and 20g in 40g out - Is this univeral, no matter if I'm using 54 or 58mm?
      Would I need to adjust this for my Breville Barista Express (54mm).

      Also what would be the gram in:out suggestions for single cup? 10g? 12g?

      Many thanks

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  steve289 on 19/02/2025 - 17:13

  +2

  so, heres my feedback on using this company for the first time….

  TO any company that will deliver through Couriers Please - I WILL NOT BUY FROM YOU.

  Hi,
  Placed my first order with you this week, I usually buy through another online company that use AusPost as their delivery partner. Never had a problem.

  My beans were shipped via couriers please, and im sure you are well aware of just how unreliable they are for any deliveries, especially to a home address that is unattended during the day.

  I know, you’re thinking "Use track & trace”, yes that would be a great idea, except when doing so, it states 'Unable to deliver.
  Please contact our Customer Support Team for assistance.

  OK, lets use the chatbot to re book a delivery, thats the next logical step isn’t it?
  But it now tells me that it does not recognise the same tracking number that they tried to deliver.

  Quite simply, this is not good enough from a customers perspective.

  Could you please arrange a refund of monies paid, including delivery charges.
  I simply do not have the time to chase courier companies for a bag of beans.

  If you want any future business, please change carriers that you use for deliveries.

  Consignemt ref ########

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    Drag777er on 19/02/2025 - 21:58

    +1

    I've logged in to write exactly the same.
    Never had any issues with other coffee beans rosters that use Aus Post.
    Ordred for the first time from the Lime Coffee about two weeks ago. Was expecting delivery a day before yesterday. Received an email while being at work from the Courier Please that the parcel is out for delivery. Later on they sent an update that was delivered with a photo of a bag laying on unfamiliar porch. When came home first thing i did went for a walk around neighbourhood looking for a similar porch and a yellow bag. Nothing. S#it show began when I tried to contact them, left a few enquiries that look useless due to stupid chatbot. Two days leater, zero comms, no emails, texts or updates. Replied with these details to email from tom@limebluecoffee.
    Nothing. And I was stupid enough to place another order for March. @LimeBlueCoffee, if you use Couriers Please for that dispatch as well, I am happy to pay extra to get it via AusPost, otherwise please don't bother sending, I am sure it will get missed. This courier service is waiting for someone to complain to ACCC. Cheers

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      AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 20/02/2025 - 10:49

      Hey @Drag777er appreciate the follow up and thank you so much for placing your first order with us, it really does mean a lot!

      I do completely appreciate that when deliveries don't meet your ideal expectations it can be frustrating. However, I'm a little surprised to see the wording of your message message here given the content of your email. Just to show the full picture to ensure we're on the same page. You placed your order on 9/2 and selected Friday 14/2 as the dispatch date for your order to leave our HQ and VIC to commence it's journey to your address in SA. We dispatched your order on time as promised. The fresh coffee was delivered 1 business day later on Monday 17/2. At 10:40pm on Monday 17/2 you sent us a very nicely worded email to let us know you believed the delivery company delivered your parcel to the incorrect address. You said "I've lodged a complaint to the courier and provided photos of front sides of our house and houses nearby for them to confirm that there no houses that have such pavement and a porch as on the picture. I hope they find the parcel, otherwise will contact you for further assistance. Not sure how it can be handled, but sure it's their responsibility to deliver the parcel." Although your email appeared to be an FYI about the situation and indicated you'd personally taken steps to rectify the issue and would let us know if you had a further issue, I still went ahead and opened a ticket with the delivery company on your behalf requesting an ASAP rectification. Now I did believe I'd sent you an email response yesterday, but the tech didn't go to plan and it saved as a draft instead of sending, that error is totally on me and I apologise for it. Today I have responded to your email and included a screenshot to prove I did open the ticket for you yesterday several hours before you posted your comment here. As mentioned I know first hand how frustrating deliveries can be at times, but if it makes you feel any better Australia Post mis delivers virtually the same amount of parcels as Couriers Please, it doesn't happen very often, but both companies use people for the final delivery, just like technology, people aren't perfect, so issues can happen. I've responded to your email and address the solution for Australia Post in the future. I do hope we're on the same page now, but if not, please feel welcome to send further emails requesting clarification :)

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        Drag777er on 21/02/2025 - 19:55

        Thank you for your response and provided information.
        Agree with the fact that in the end of the day it's humans that deliver and we are not perfect, so this can happen that someone mixed up the address. And even with the fact that statistics might show similar numbers for mis deliveries, however it is very claer and easily to contact Australia Post and their communication is pretty much spot on when compared with other courirs.
        Talking about CouriersPlease, I still haven't heard a word, found no other way but contacting them via chat bot and out of curiosity sent them an email you provided me in your reply. Still silence.
        This tells me that the culture within the organisation is not really customer oriented on the first place, hence why, as a customer I prefer staying as far as possible from doing any business with them.
        Thanks for your replies and help with the next order, I might place another order for Sao Paolo SO in next few days ;)
        P.S. Yes, we are on the same page, I only complained due to radio silence from all sides. My apologies too.
        Cheers,
        KTG

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    AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 20/02/2025 - 15:35

    +1

    Hey @steve289 I've replied to the exact message you also sent to us via email a little while before you posted this message!

    As per my response, I do know first hand delivery anticipation can be frustrating at times. All you needed to do was reach out to us and we'll chase the delivery for you, you don't need to spend time on delivery company chat bots. Please note you have the option to specifically select Australia Post at the checkout should you wish to and you can also select Express Post shipping if you need the order delivered urgently. However, you chose to select the "no delivery company preference" shipping option. We dispatched your order on time as per your request on 18/2. 1 business day later on 19/2 your parcel was already onboard for delivery. 1.5 hours after the parcel was onboarded, tracking updated to "unable to deliver." The most recent update could be for a number of issues, even something as simple as a van breaking down. You emailed us late afternoon/early evening of 19/2 and we have responded to your email and opened an urgent ticket for you with the delivery company in under 24 hours. Given you did not pay for Express shipping and the reasonably fast turnaround of both the delivery progress (it's still less than 48 business hours since your order was sent via standard mail) and our response with action taken being within generally accepted business practices, it appears premature for you to receive a full refund. Of course, if there's an unreasonably prolonged delivery delay will will offer you a refund or send out a replacement. I do hope you can understand we're doing the best we can to viably response this for you :)