Seven Seeds Coffee Blog

Change is in the air:

This week we've changed the espresso blend and have also added a new Kenyan Filter.

We’re returning to a two component version of the Espresso Blend with the Ethiopian Kochere being joined by a new Guatemalan, the San Jose Poaquill, with a 40/60% split respectively.

Whilst we’re sad to see the end of the Ethiopia Kochere it is being replaced by the Kenyan Karatu on the Filter list. The Colombian Del Palmar has been removed from both the Espresso Blend and Singles list.

There will be more changes coming up as more coffee lands in coming weeks...watch this space!

Lordy, we love this time of year x

Here are the roasters getting stuck into heavy duty cleaning. Like kids in a candy land!

Or..."previously on Breaking Bad"

Coffee Subscriptions...who wouldn't want coffee delivered fortnightly to their door?!

We've got a great subscription set up with plenty of choice to suit all our coffee lovers.

Source is suitable for those who like to mix things up and try coffee from all around the world...Then there's Supply, our premium espresso blend. Like any food product, coffee is seasonal. So while the aim of the game is to keep the blend consistent throughout the year, the components will change depending on what coffee is in stock...but that's also part of the excitement! 

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Thursday 15th May 

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We have some very exciting news - Seven Seeds is on the look out for a production roaster to join the crew.

Head to seek to find out more, applications via Seek only!

Good luck x

The roasters have just completed their first roast of the new blend where Finca La Soledad + Bella Vista take out Finca Villaure + Finca Los Guayabales. This new blend is tasting like a slice of summer with caramel, dark chocolate + cherry sweetness.

          On Wednesday the 7th of March '12, Seven Seeds hosted the first VictorianAeropress Championships. We had a great turn out.... Thank you all for coming and a special thanksto the 18 competitors for your hard work and supreme showmanship....

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