Buy coffee beans at a discount
Buy coffee beans at Café du Jour
A wide range of top brands alongside our own freshly roasted coffee beans, from Italian espresso classics to organic single origins. Browse the full selection below and filter by roast level, flavour profile and the brewing method you use, whether that is a bean-to-cup machine, a portafilter or a hand grinder. Not sure where to start? A sample pack lets you try several beans first.

- Gourmet 100% arabica - Fresh coffee beansSpicy, Nutty, Woody, Liquorice 6 - RegularAs low as 9.2924.22 / kg
- Despertando Espresso - Fresh coffee beansFloral, Chocolaty, Fiery 8 - StrongAs low as 6.9520.85 / kg
- Jamaican Blue Mountain №1 - Fresh coffee beans - 100gChocolaty, Fruity, Honey 7 - StrongAs low as 23.70237.00 / kg
- Dallmayr Home Barista Caffè Crema Forte - coffee beans - 1 kgChocolaty 7 - StrongAs low as 15.3615.36 / kg
- Idee Kaffee Espresso Intense - coffee beans - 1 kgChocolaty 10 - Very strongAs low as 15.0415.04 / kg
- Caffè Vergnano 1882 Aroma Mio Delicato - coffee beans - 1 kgChocolaty, Nutty 3 - RegularAs low as 14.6714.67 / kg
- Caffè Mauro Maestoso - Coffee Beans - 1 kgChocolaty, Spicy, Woody, Tobacco 13 - Very strongAs low as 16.4116.41 / kg
- Caffè Mauro Special Bar - Coffee Beans - 1 kgFloral, Spicy, Woody 10 - Very strongAs low as 18.6618.66 / kg
- Joerges Heritage Espresso - Coffee Beans - 1 kgChocolaty, Nutty 10 - Very strongAs low as 12.9012.90 / kg
- Café du Jour Winter Coffee - Fresh coffee beansChocolaty, Spicy, Nutty 7 - StrongAs low as 8.9518.95 / kg
- Melitta Barista Classic Crema Forte - coffee beans - 1 kgChocolaty, Nutty 8 - StrongAs low as 12.5112.51 / kg
Coffee beans are the heart of our range: blends from Italian brands such as illy, Lavazza and Segafredo, beans from smaller independent roasters and our own freshly roasted coffee. We buy much of the range directly from the roasters we work with, large and small, and add new beans to the selection regularly.
Looking for beans for a particular bean-to-cup machine? There are separate pages for Jura, De'Longhi, Sage, Philips, Siemens and Krups.
Arabica, Robusta or a blend
Most of the choice comes down to two species of coffee:
- Arabica is smoother and more aromatic, with fruity, floral or chocolate notes, and contains less caffeine.
- Robusta is stronger and more bitter, carries more caffeine and gives a thicker crema, which is why it turns up in many espresso blends.
Many beans are a blend of the two, labelled "100% Arabica", "Robusta blend" or something in between. A blend with some Robusta holds its own under milk in a cappuccino or latte, while a pure Arabica shows more of its character as a filter coffee or a straight espresso.
Choosing by brewing method
- Bean-to-cup machine: a medium to dark roast with a dry surface. Oily beans stick in the hopper and clog the grinder.
- Espresso machine with a portafilter: medium to dark roasts, ground fine just before you pull the shot.
- Filter, pour-over or cafetière: lighter roasts with more fruit and acidity, ground medium to coarse.
- Moka pot: medium to dark roasts, ground finer than for filter but coarser than for espresso.
On this page you can filter by flavour strength, roast level and price to narrow the choice down.
Not sure yet? Try a few side by side
If you do not know yet what you like, a coffee bean sample pack lets you compare several beans before you commit to a larger bag. Brew them the same way, on the same grind setting, and the differences in roast and blend come through quickly. For a round-up of beans worth trying, have a read of our coffee bean guide.
Organic and Fairtrade coffee beans
If you care where your coffee comes from as much as how it tastes, look at our organic and fairtrade coffee beans. Organic coffee is grown without synthetic pesticides and fertilisers, and the Fairtrade label means the farmers were paid at least the Fairtrade minimum price for their beans.
Coffee beans for the office and hospitality
For offices, showrooms and cafés, 1 kg bags are the practical choice: fewer refills of the hopper and less packaging to throw away. Pick a blend that suits a machine that runs all day, stick with it, and every visitor gets the same cup. Not sure which beans fit your machine? Our customer service team is happy to advise.
Why whole beans stay fresher than ground coffee
Once coffee is ground, far more of it is exposed to air and the aroma fades quickly. Whole beans keep their flavour for longer, which is why we recommend buying beans and grinding only what you need just before you brew. Keep an opened bag tightly closed in a cool, dark cupboard rather than in the fridge. Even if you use a filter machine, a simple hand grinder or an electric coffee grinder makes a clear difference in the cup.






























