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Coffee making.
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Espresso
Intense & Velvety
Beans: Whole or Fine
Equipment: Espresso Machine, Grinder, Tamper, Filter, Scale.
Ideal for those who appreciate dense, syrupy coffee with bold intensity. Perfect base for lattes, cappuccinos, macchiatos, or a powerful shot of pure coffee flavor.
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Moka Pot
Classic & Rich
Beans: Fine or Whole
Equipment: Moka Pot.
Stovetop espresso: rich, European-style coffee with bold, slightly smoky taste. Perfect for consistently great coffees. Experience the art of European-style brewing with exquisite stovetop espresso blend.
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Cold Brew
Smooth & Refreshing
Beans: Coarse.
Equipment: French Press or Cold Brew Maker, Strainer.
Slow-steeped for a sweet, low-acid brew - perfect for hot days. Ideal for those who enjoy a smooth, mellow coffee with gentle sweetness. Cold extraction reduces acidity, highlighting chocolatey, nutty, or fruity notes.
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AeroPress
Quick & Punchy
Beans: Fine
Equipment: AeroPress, Filter Papers, Stirrer.
Compact and bold with strong espresso-like coffee and low bitterness. Portable, easy to pick up and use for the first time, also adaptable for travellers and experimenters.
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V60 Pour-Over
Smooth & Balanced
Beans: Medium
Equipment: V60 Dripper, Filter Papers, Scale.
Slow, controlled pour highlights subtle notes and floral aromas, perfect for (patient) single-origin coffee enthusiasts seeking more nuanced flavours.
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French Press
Bold & Full-Bodied
Beans: Coarse
Equipment: French Press.
Best for those who love a heavy-bodied, flavourful coffee with all the natural oils intact. This method delivers a smooth yet robust taste, making it perfect for those who enjoy a fuller, more textured cup.
Want to learn more?
Look below for some of our favourite coffee-lovers. Prepare to meet some caffeine connoisseurs below.

James Hoffman
A prominent figure in the coffee industry, James is the co-founder of Square Mile Coffee Roasters and the 2007 World Barista Champion.

Joe (@homeb_arista)
Known for his home brewing tutorials, Joe offers practical advice for coffee enthusiasts looking to perfect their at-home brewing skills.

Flat White Frank
With his comical style, Frank is on a quest to find the best Flat White in the UK.