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250g bags are only 70% of the size of a 350g bag. Also, they don't seem to offer anything except blends. Their actual more expensive coffee (which even then, i
by Kirby64 2y ago
250g bags are only 70% of the size of a 350g bag. Also, they don't seem to offer anything except blends.
Their actual more expensive coffee (which even then, it's unclear if this is a blend or not) is 14 pounds a bag, which... when you scale to 350g comes out to, unsurprisingly, about 20 pounds.
- OJFord 2y agoComment I replied to said 'no less than £10 per 250g' so I don't know why you're dismissing my response of a specialist (if not high end) supplier at as low as £6.95 in that quantity as irrelevant somehow.
- Kirby64 2y agoThe comment you replied to spoke of 10 lbs per 250g for a light roast. I haven't tried Pact personally, but just reading their marketing copy, I don't really have confidence that what they call a 'light roast' is truly a light roast by specialty coffee standards. For context, a few signs I see: * The way they even describe the tasting notes don't generally align with coffee selected for light roast suitability. Dark chocolate is rarely a note you see in a light roast. * Every single bean is described as '<roast level> roast with hints of <tasting note>'. Also, maybe pricing is better in the UK locally... but their website appears to advertise only their cheapest generic blends at 10pounds/250g. Stepping up to anything else is 11 or 14 pounds per bag.