At roastandpost.com we have selected the finest coffees from around the world.

Coffee is cultivated between a 'belt' roughly bounded by the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. Around two-thirds of it comes from the Americas but there are many large and small producers in countries throughout Africa, India and the Far East.

The coffee from each different area of the world has its own unique taste - take your time to read through the tasting notes for our different coffees.

The coffees listed in this section are all 'Origin' coffees. We have not included any blended coffees as many blends will take coffees from different regions of the world for their particular characteristics in order to make new blends with unique and and interesting flavours.

We offer generous discounts if you order 2 or more 500g packs of coffee. This can be a mix of different coffees (excludes Gold Collection coffees).

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Six 200g packs of delicious coffees from around the world. Just £39.95 incl delivery

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36 Delicious Flavours in our Flavoured Coffee Range

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South American Coffees

The coffees produced in this growing region are distinguished by their light body, simplicity and sharp acidity. They are typically thought of as having bright flavours with a clean, crisp finish.

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Central American & Caribbean Coffees

The coffees produced in this growing region are distinguished by their light body, simplicity and sharp acidity. They are typically thought of as having bright flavours with a clean, crisp finish.

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African Coffee

Coffees from this growing region are the most distinctive in the world, characterised by dry, winy acidity, chocolate and fruit undertones, rustic flavours and intense aromas.

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Asia-Pacific Coffees

Coffee is grown throughout the Asian-Pacific region - from India, through Indonesia and on to Papua New Guinea.

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