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Coffee Bargains

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Thought it might be good to have a thread where we can post local and online bargains...

To get the ball rolling

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aerobie-AeroPress-80R11-Coffee-Maker/dp/B000GXZ2GS/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1476265297&sr=1-1&keywords=aeropress

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Purposefull-Filter-Aeropress-Stainless-Natural/dp/B00UAJT5EI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1476265330&sr=8-3&keywords=aeropress+filter

Aeropress (£23.45) and steel filter (£7.90) for €34.87. Adding the steel filter to get over the free delivery threshold of £25.

€35 for an Aeropress + steel filter seems a great deal to me, nothing will need to be replaced assuming the parts keeping going... should last a few years at least. God bless Brexit.

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Hodors Appletart

cnocbui wrote: »

Do you mean the Ratnagiri Estate? If so, and if you find any, please let it be known, as all my local Aldi had left on Tuesday was two sad bags of ground. It would be great if they got in more.

I have a dirty secret to confess, I >cough< bought a bag of the ground >cough< and am using it in the grinder along with the only packet of beans I managed to score, to eke them out. And it's very drinkable.

putting ground coffee in a grinder?

I also used some of the Indian beans to blend into some end of bags I had.

I think they were a once-off in the Aldi pink packaging, but they are still on the Velo website

cnocbui

Hodors Appletart wrote: »

hmmm

I was telling my mrs yesterday that I wanted more of those Indian beans

might have a gander, thanks

Do you mean the Ratnagiri Estate? If so, and if you find any, please let it be known, as all my local Aldi had left on Tuesday was two sad bags of ground. It would be great if they got in more.

I have a dirty secret to confess, I >cough< bought a bag of the ground >cough< and am using it in the grinder along with the only packet of beans I managed to score, to eke them out. And it's very drinkable.

mad m

Bell lane 20% off espresso blends only use Take20 code

Hodors Appletart

hmmm

I was telling my mrs yesterday that I wanted more of those Indian beans

might have a gander, thanks

caviardreams

Velo coffee

10% off all coffee when you spend €20.00 or more this weekend only! Use the code 'NEWYEAR' at checkout

FileNotFound

Glebee wrote: »

Ive used them a lot in the past and always get great dates, ill just put it down to Christmas rush. I really do like there beans..

Thanks for the info guys - going to put an order in there next - worth a punt - Bell Lane

Glebee

caviardreams wrote: »

I've ordered form Bell Lane 7 or 8 times at this stage and always get the beans 2-3 days after roast date

Ive used them a lot in the past and always get great dates, ill just put it down to Christmas rush. I really do like there beans..

caviardreams

FileNotFound wrote: »

Just looked at them there - 24.50 for 1kg house blend not too bad - any experience with roasting dates v delivery?

I've ordered form Bell Lane 7 or 8 times at this stage and always get the beans 2-3 days after roast date

FileNotFound

breeno wrote: »

Bell Lane are doing a half price bag of coffee when you buy the Clever Dripper.

Tried it on a 1kg bag of house blend and it worked out at 43 quid for the clever and 1kg. Great deal.

Just looked at them there - 24.50 for 1kg house blend not too bad - any experience with roasting dates v delivery?

breeno

Bell Lane are doing a half price bag of coffee when you buy the Clever Dripper.

Tried it on a 1kg bag of house blend and it worked out at 43 quid for the clever and 1kg. Great deal.

FileNotFound

Anyone figure out a good way to get cheap delivery from Rave again?

Bigbooty

Bailies are giving a free v60 filter pack away if you order two microlots. Details are on Instagram. Pretty good deal if someone's after a v60.

caviardreams

phunkadelic wrote: »

Any know of a good value decaf from an Irish roaster? I have been using ponaire for years but would like to try a few others.
Ponaire is €22 per kilo for whole beans

Coffee Angel is 33 per kg - they have 10% off until end of today with code NEWSHOP I think + free delivery so today it would be €30 all in.
Have to admit I wasn't mad about it and found it a bit burnt and bitter but am new to decaff s maybe that's inevitable!
https://coffeeangel.com/collections/coffee/products/montalvo-decaffeinated-colombia?variant=37441151434901&selling_plan=

Lots of good feedback on 3FE's decaff though I haven't tried it yet.

2kg from Badger & dodo for €55 delivered maybe? https://badgeranddodo.ie/shop/mountain-water-decaffeinated/

phunkadelic

Any know of a good value decaf from an Irish roaster? I have been using ponaire for years but would like to try a few others.
Ponaire is €22 per kilo for whole beans

caviardreams

15% off west cork coffee until midnight tonight: COFFEE15

Some cheer and caffeine-sustenance after the disappointment of more restrictions!

caviardreams

cnocbui wrote: »

The Kenyan beans from Aldi are a bargain for the money. Very drinkable. I also picked up a bag of the Sumatran but haven't tried it yet.

I tried the Sumantran I think (it was the no 5 one anyway) and it was terrible - a really dark roast that was just burnt and bitter and nothing to it. Threw out the bag, but might try the kenyan if you think it;s worth a go.

mad m

Free V60 kit with an order of two microlot coffees from Bailies

Enter code

FREEFILTERPACK

https://www.bailiescoffee.com/collections/coffee-beans/microlot

Don’t forget to actually add the V60 kit as well as it doesn’t do it automatically

cnocbui

The Kenyan beans from Aldi are a bargain for the money. Very drinkable. I also picked up a bag of the Sumatran but haven't tried it yet.

caviardreams

cnocbui wrote: »

I'm calling the Velo India (Ratnagiri Estate Catuai) from Aldi a bargain. Reminds me very much of the West Cork coffee Barundi, even if it was likely roasted 30th Sep.

It was sold out in my Aldi and is a once off I believe. They have a new single origin Brazilian bean (BMX) in Dunnes from now on which is permanent

cnocbui

I'm calling the Velo India (Ratnagiri Estate Catuai) from Aldi a bargain. Reminds me very much of the West Cork coffee Barundi, even if it was likely roasted 30th Sep.

mossie

actuar90 wrote: »

I saw some good offers on the sage bambino plus earlier in the year, around the 300 mark. None seem to be in stock now, any suggestions where I could pick one up without paying silly money?

I bough one from Velo a couple of months ago for €289 which was the best price I could find. Still on there for the same price but out of stock,

FileNotFound

actuar90 wrote: »

I saw some good offers on the sage bambino plus earlier in the year, around the 300 mark. None seem to be in stock now, any suggestions where I could pick one up without paying silly money?

Seen them in curry's and harvey norman - but only reduced by 50 quid on BF sales, I imagine they will go the same way on stephens day.

Another thread had someone buying sage fro cheaper on ebay with 1 yr warranty!! Or see if breville are selling under their name here (Breville and sage are the same but breville versions seem a little less money)

actuar90

I saw some good offers on the sage bambino plus earlier in the year, around the 300 mark. None seem to be in stock now, any suggestions where I could pick one up without paying silly money?

mossie

poitinstill wrote: »

sorry for late reply .. i go tmy delivery from velo on Friday the 4th.. they threw in a pen and some jelly beans too and a Christmas card type thing telling me i was on the good list...
really nice touch

Still waiting, maybe tomorrow..

poitinstill

sorry for late reply .. i go tmy delivery from velo on Friday the 4th.. they threw in a pen and some jelly beans too and a Christmas card type thing telling me i was on the good list...
really nice touch

Mr Magnolia

DilD wrote: »

It's a joke as it is more than double the price. You do realise that these local cafes are getting the stock from China?

Simply not true. Some may, but you can't make that sort of statement carte blanche. A lot of roasters pride themselves of fair trade, cup of excellence, etc. So it's not always simply about the quick buck no matter what some people may think.

I'm also of the view that we should support local business where possible, practical and reasonable. Aliexpress is fine but the lead times are normally extraordinary, quality is often compromised and you have no consumer rights trading out of China via Ali.

DilD

adrian522 wrote: »

I'll leave the argument there.

It's not more than double the price if its €56 on aliexpress though.

There's no argument, just a conversation!

It will be on offer again on Ali as it always is, I paid €40 only weeks ago which is less than half. No hostility from me btw, just ensuring OP has as much info for their purchase, I know I spent hours digging for the right option for me before I bought! Have a good night!

adrian522

I'll leave the argument there.

It's not more than double the price if its €56 on aliexpress though.

DilD

adrian522 wrote: »

Why is it a joke? Because they can't match the price of a chinese website?

I'm happy to pay a premium to support coffee shops I like. I also value the ability to be able to buy locally and have the product that day and know it will be sorted out if it develops any problems.

It's a joke as it is more than double the price. You do realise that these local cafes are getting the stock from China? Timemore is a Chinese company, so I highly doubt they are paying anything close to the prices on AliExpress, meaning they are gaining a very healthy profit. Bravo to them if they can get people to pay double for an item. Don't get me wrong, I support local cafes every day, but there's a difference between 'paying a premium' and paying over 100% more for an item.

Just making sure the OP knows that the option to get the item for far less is there, they may be ok with the longer time and use the savings to get some good locally roasted beans, everyone is a winner

adrian522

Why is it a joke? Because they can't match the price of a chinese website?

I'm happy to pay a premium to support coffee shops I like. I also value the ability to be able to buy locally and have the product that day and know it will be sorted out if it develops any problems.