Ethiopia Yirgacheffe

Well, I am not a coffee connoisseur but I have been drinking filter coffee for quite a few years and I have tried various brands so far as no matter how much I like a particular coffee I like to experiment with new tastes all the time as well as buying again the ones that I like.I have tried a few Ethiopian coffees mostly Yirgacheffe and I must admit that Beanpress - Ethiopian Yirgacheffe is the best one I had so far, delicate and aromatic exactly what I would expect from Ethiopian Yirgacheffe. Although I have bought all the necessary equipment to make filter coffee - unfortunately still boxed! - the 'barista' way I still make my coffee in my five year old Russel Hobbs coffee maker which makes excellent coffee but having tried Yirgacheffe made the artisan way by a barista I can imagine how this coffee would taste when made the right way!Definitely not cheap but well worth the price, simply delicious coffee! Will definitely reorder.

Great coffee! Was browsing amazon looking for something new from a different place I've not tried yet, stumbled across these and was impressed, you can always tell they're quality beans from how fluffy it is after grinding, I find that 19g of beans ground between 3/4 on my machine (1 being the finest) for me gives the best shot, everyone's different though I suppose, i have a bottomless portafilter and it was like honey when being extracted with no channeling or splatters and made a great flat white! Nicer than what you get on your regular branded high street coffee shops, will be trying other beans from here,

Always enjoyed Ethiopian coffee particularly Yirgacheffe, previously used to get Illy beans in tins but they stopped being available a while ago (for sensible money) so have been using some supermarket/local coffee suppliers for various varieties, however whilst searching just in case for the Illy/Yirgacheffe I came across this, reviews seemed promising so ordered a tin. Good to see the roast date on the bottom of the tin was quiet recent, smells lovely when the seal was broken, putting it through our bean to cup machine the familiar smooth, slightly chocolaty but solid strength and taste was there (my personal view on the taste - may not be the same as tasting experts) - thoroughly enjoying this coffee and I suspect further orders will follow, happy to be supporting a UK company - when will you be roasting some Kona?!!!

This is a lovely light, fragrant coffee on the fruity and fresh side. I usually buy a post subscription coffee every three weeks from different single estate. I thought I will give this a try after reading about their roasting process and their bean freshness. If you prefer lighter bean without the dark and heavy roast (bitterness) you will appreciate this coffee. I had Ethiopian Yigarchee beans before and these are equally nice. Will buy again. Photos show the whole beans and after the grind.

I’ve been trying some new coffees recently wanting to find some really special. I ordered 4 different ones from Amazon this being the last one I opened and have just made my first latte with it. It is amazing you can taste the freshness, this batch was roasted on the 5th December 2018. It’s also packed in a tin which is filled with nitrogen to help preserve freshness.The tasting notes that are described on the bottom of the tin of “nutty and citrus” really come through strong it makes a lovely fresh and very tasty cup of coffee. Will definitely be buying more.

Not as strong as a Yirgacheffe as I was expecting but then I guess it’s in the name - Light.

Loved it and ordered again. Thanks :)! I just wished if you had bigger value offers for a larger amount.

Don't understand the other reviews as this coffee seriously lacks flavour. I've had better instant coffee. I bought the beans which are well in date yet there is little aroma and flavour is bland at least. Tastes more like coffee that's been in the cupboard for years.