The best guide on how much coffee to buy?

Buying in bulk has obvious cost savings, but are you getting decent or reasonable value for money?

Just buy it all!!! Only kidding :).

When it comes to fresh roasted coffee, you know by reading the articles we bang on and on about FRESH IS BEST.

There is what we call the DEGAS period, where the coffee can be unstable, too gassy and even perhaps a little harsh for the first 14 days from the Roast Date.

Coffee is a fresh food that degrades in the approved, heat-sealed triple-foil 1-way valve professional coffee bean packaging.

Plan your coffee purchase around 45-day intervals to enjoy the coffee beans at their peak.

Coffee beans can last a long time, it does not go bacterial, and please don't get suckered into that old product labelling loophole that obliges us to state a best before of 12 months (or two years if you are Italian !).

You buy in bulk to save money and then find that after day 60, you are just not enjoying the coffee as much as when you first received the parcel, then let your palate judge how long to space between purchases.

We place a 90-day best before on our packs with the actual roast date, but in reality, I would be advocating the coffee be used within 45 days.

Over the years, we have established ourselves as a top supplier of office coffee, and our coffee blends are highly sought-after.

They are available in cost-effective bulk deals and are compatible with modern, user-friendly office coffee machines.

We strongly recommend that the coffee is consumed within 45 days of purchase for optimal freshness.