Blind Owl Coffee for Espresso
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We have a huge selection of both blended and single origin espresso coffees from artisan roasters. They range from espresso beans giving a luxurious crema and rich chocolatey, nutty flavours, thru to some lighter roasted beans that produce vibrant and bright espressos.
Use the filtering below to help you find the espresso coffees you are after.
We also have a Hand Picked selection with coffees that are fantastic as straight espressos or ideal in based milky drinks
We're coffee enthusiasts at heart and if you need some assistance in selecting your coffees we would love to help. Feel free to contact us at any time.
Blind Owl Coffee: Riders on The Storm - Espresso Blend
Tags: Best for Espresso, Black, Blind Owl Coffee, Chocolate, Espresso, Fruit, Ground, Hand Picked, Letterbox Friendly, Milky, Stove Top, Sweet, With milk
Blind Owl Coffee: Tanzania, Manjinja, Washed
Tags: Aeropress, Africa, Best for Aeropress, Black, Blind Owl Coffee, Cafetiere, Espresso, Filter, Floral, Ground, Letterbox Friendly, Light Body, Spice, Sweet, Tanzania, Washed Process, With milk
Blind Owl Coffee: Brazil, Fazenda Rio Verde, Natural
Tags: Best for Espresso, Black, Blind Owl Coffee, Brazil, Cafetiere, Chocolate, Espresso, Fruit, Full Body, Ground, Letterbox Friendly, Natural Process, South America, Stove Top, With milk
Blind Owl Coffee: Guatemala, El Esperanza, Washed
Tags: Aeropress, Best for Cafetiere, Black, Blind Owl Coffee, Cafetiere, Central America, Chocolate, Espresso, Filter, Fruit, Ground, Guatemala, Letterbox Friendly, Washed Process, With milk
Blind Owl Coffee: Swiss Water Decaf: Costa Rica
Tags: Aeropress, Best for Cafetiere, Black, Blind Owl Coffee, Cafetiere, Central America, Chocolate, Citrus, Costa Rica, Decaffeinated, Espresso, Filter, Full Body, Ground, Letterbox Friendly, Stove Top, With milk
Blind Owl Coffee: Colombia, Buesaco Narino, Washed
Tags: Best for Cafetiere, Black, Blind Owl Coffee, Cafetiere, Chocolate, Citrus, Colombia, Espresso, Filter, Ground, Letterbox Friendly, South America, Washed Process, With milk
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Blind Owl Coffee: Riders on The Storm - Espresso Blend
From Blind Owl Coffee: This espresso blend combines the rich flavours of Colombia (Buesaco Narino) & the bright, fruity notes of Brazil (Fazenda Rio Verde) to create a brew that’s smooth, luxurious & robust. Diverse & full of flavour, it’s the perfect accompaniment for riding out any sort of storm....
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Blind Owl Coffee: Tanzania, Manjinja, Washed
From Blind Owl Coffee: A collaboration of twenty neighbouring farmers together in Western Tanzania produce these delicious beans, fully washed with water from the Tumkakai River. The end result is a coffee that has a smooth & syrupy mouthfeel, with a sweet & fragrant depth of flavour. Farm/Coop: Manjinja LETTERBOX...
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Blind Owl Coffee: Brazil, Fazenda Rio Verde, Natural
From Blind Owl Coffee: From a farm managed by growers in the Eastern state of Minas Gerais, these plants enjoy plenty of hours of sunlight a day at an altitude of 750 - 1000 metres above sea level. We’ve found this coffee to have bright fruity notes & a smooth,...
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Blind Owl Coffee: Guatemala, El Esperanza, Washed
From Blind Owl Coffee: Grown at a high altitude in the Western region of Guatemala, this strain of coffee has been carefully nurtured on farmland owned by Fransisco Morales and his family. Soaking in plenty of sunlight in a plush valley, these beans are full of fruity flavour. Farm/Coop: El...
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Blind Owl Coffee: Swiss Water Decaf: Costa Rica
From Blind Owl Coffee: With the use of a gentle and natural decaffeination process, this Costa Rican blend from El Cipres retains the quality taste and aroma you expect from your cup of coffee - ready to enjoy at any time of day without the caffeine. LETTERBOX friendly (single bag):...
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Blind Owl Coffee: Colombia, Buesaco Narino, Washed
From Blind Owl Coffee: This coffee hails from South-West Colombia and is the product of a small collaboration of farmers in the region. This area boasts a unique microclimate due to its proximity to the Andes mountains, and the high altitudes - combined with a soil rich in minerals and...
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