Nothing beats a really great cup of coffee to get the day off to the best possible start. There are thousands of different coffees available out there in the supermarkets and online, and sometimes it can feel a bit overwhelming when you’re trying to make sure you buy a good one. We have put together this list of some of our favourite independent coffee brands to help you out next time you need to replenish your home coffee stock!
- Grind
The first thing we noticed about Grind coffee is the amazing presentation – whether you buy Grind whole beans or ready ground coffee, it’ll come in a beautiful tin that’ll look great in your kitchen. The coffee itself is ethically sourced from around the world and roasted in London where you can find some Grind coffee shops.
You can choose from house, light, and decaf on the Grind website, so there is something for you, whatever your coffee preference is!
- Norlo
Norlo is a Scandinavian-inspired whole bean coffee company, with beans from Ethiopia, Central America, and South America. The company claim that their beans are in the top 1% of coffee beans when it comes to coffee, and it really is a delicious coffee with floral and fruity notes.
A big bonus of getting your beans from Norlo is that they are wonderfully eco-conscious. The beans are certified organic and Fairtrade, and the coffee husks are repurposed to create biodiesel!
- Dark Arts Coffee
Dark Arts Coffee sell a delightful range of beans that are sure to keep coffee connoisseurs and newbies alike happy. The beans are all sourced from a small family business in Brazil and they carry cranberry, cherry, hazelnut, and citrus notes. You might also notice a hint of cacao coming through as you sip!
Explore the Dark Arts website to see the full offer of beans and blends on offer, and enjoy the fun packaging of all the coffee – it’s sure to bring a smile to your face!
Thanks,
C
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