Barnyard Blend
Price range: £9.99 through £24.99
Barnyard Blend
Berry, vanilla, milk chocolate. A sweet and complex blend of Arabica beans from Brazil, Costa Rica, and Indonesia. Roasted for vibrancy and velvety body.
Recommended for complex espressos, fruity milk drinks, and lively filter brews.
Backstory
This blend brings together the lush valleys of Costa Rica, the volcanic soil of Brazil, and the forested slopes of Indonesia. Each origin contributes its own voice—fruit, depth, and sweetness. Roasted to balance and brighten, it’s a cup shaped by contrast and crafted for harmony.
| Grind | Aeropress, Beans, Cafetiere, Espresso, Filter, Pods |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1KG, 250g, 500g |
15 reviews for Barnyard Blend
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Eli Essien –
Limited edition is spot on – complex and juicy!
Dominic Bennett –
Great coffee!
Sharon Rodriguez –
Nice flavours but. I prefer something bolder.
Lily –
Really bright and fruity, perfect morning cup. Tastes so fresh!
Ruby James –
Bright. Kenyan vibes, love the blackcurrant taste. Perfect adventurous profile.
Ronan Rogers –
Great coffee!
Erin –
Perfect balance of sweetness and acidity. Highly recommended!
Leah –
Great taste!
Paisley Evans –
Bright and lively – wakes me up properly!
Adrian –
I keep coming back to this one. My current favourite.
Sarah Young –
My go to morning coffee. Definitely a great flavour. Sets me up for the day!
Ian –
Brews consistently great whether filter or espresso.
Ariana Roberts –
Pleasant enough, though not my favourite of the range.
Mia Turner –
Funky and wild, but in a good way. Adventurous brew.
Erin Sullivan –
Bit wild but grows on you, interesting profile.