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Filter
A clean, lighter cup. Choose ground for filter, rinse a paper filter with hot water and pour slowly and evenly. If your coffee tastes sharp, try a slightly finer grind next time.
A good match: Bright Side
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Find your
brewing rhythm.
No complicated kit required. Start with the coffee you like, then make a few small adjustments.
Cafetière
A fuller cup with a relaxed routine. Choose a coarser grind, add hot water and give the coffee time to steep before gently lowering the plunger. Pour it all out when it’s ready.
A good match: The Daily
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Espresso
A short, concentrated cup. Choose espresso grind or adjust your grinder a little at a time. Keep the amount of coffee consistent while you work out the extraction you prefer.
A good match: The Daily or Slow Sunday
Explore Slow SundayYour coffee. Your kind of morning.
Great coffee doesn’t need a complicated routine. A few starting points for a cup you’ll look forward to.
Whole bean or ground?
Choose whole bean if you have a grinder. If not, choose the grind for your brewer: filter, cafetière or espresso. Getting the grind right makes a bigger difference than adding more coffee.
How should I keep my coffee?
Keep the bag sealed in a cool, dry cupboard, away from direct sunlight. Grind only what you need if you can. Your coffee belongs near the kettle, rather than in the fridge.
Which coffee should I start with?
The Daily is the chocolate-and-caramel starting point. Bright Side brings a lighter, fruitier cup. Slow Sunday is decaf for when you want the ritual without the buzz.