Batch Coffee Club UK
Speciality coffee subscription club

Products

The most unique and personal coffee subscription box in the UK and Ireland. A curation of the most exciting and delicious coffees the UK and Ireland have to offer. Speciality coffee is reviewed by our coffee professionals, we then select the best coffee in the UK and Ireland and deliver it to your door in our amazing subscription coffee box. We can grind the coffee to your requirements and you can alter the subscription timeframe. Cancel at any time, you are under no contract. We want to be a part of your coffee journey and help you discover the new and exciting coffee brands the UK and Ireland have to offer. The coffees that we select for our subscription box are all single-origin arabica coffee of the highest quality and have been expertly roasted by coffee professionals around the UK.

Batch Business Espresso Blend 200g Recurring Every 4 Weeks

Espresso Coffee Beans UK Recurring (Copy) (Copy)
3.jpg
Espresso Coffee Beans UK Recurring 2 weeks (Copy) (Copy)
4.jpg
5.jpg
Espresso Beans Coffee UK (Copy) (Copy)
Espresso Beans Coffee Club (Copy) (Copy)
2.jpg
1.jpg
Espresso Coffee Beans UK Recurring (Copy) (Copy)
3.jpg
Espresso Coffee Beans UK Recurring 2 weeks (Copy) (Copy)
4.jpg
5.jpg
Espresso Beans Coffee UK (Copy) (Copy)
Espresso Beans Coffee Club (Copy) (Copy)
2.jpg
1.jpg

Batch Business Espresso Blend 200g Recurring Every 4 Weeks

from £7.50 every 4 weeks

Not sure about the quantity?

Use our scale below to see how many Kilo’s we recommend.

  • The perfect blend of speciality coffee for office espresso or bean to cup machines .

  • Consisting of Colombian, Nicaraguan and Ethiopian Coffee Beans.

  • All of the coffee we showcase is ethically sourced and fairtrade.

  • Free Delivery over 2kg.

  • No contract. Cancel anytime.

We Dispatch Every 2 Weeks. The next dispatch is highlighted in the purple announcement bar above.

More FAQ’s below.

How Many 200g Bags?:
sale
Subscribe
 
 
Calculated from our current business club customers. Coffee beans per serving = 17g. Average number of coffees per employee per day = 1.5 coffees.
 
Espresso Beans Subscription Reviews 2
Espresso Beans Subscription Reviews

FAQ’s

 

How Much Does It Cost?

The cost of the coffee depends on the size of the office and the type of coffee that best suits your needs. We have a range of coffee at various price points.

How Often Is Delivery?

You can choose between a delivery every 2 weeks or 4 weeks.

This will depend on the amount of coffee you require. We would always recommend consuming your coffee as soon as it arrives to enjoy it at its full potential.

So if your office consumes enough coffee then we would suggest deliveries every 2 weeks. 

Is There A Minimum Order?

There is no minimum order. Once we have established how much coffee you need we will send out the initial order.

We can then easily alter the amount of coffee we send should you need more or less.

Is It Whole Beans Or Ground?

The coffee that we supply can be whole beans or ground. If you require ground coffee we can grind specifically for your chosen brew method.

We can also split an order between whole beans and ground if you have multiple different coffee makers in the office. 

Can I Order Different Types Of Coffee?

Yes. We offer our seasonal espresso blend, a single origin coffee (that will be different in each order) or a single origin decaf (that will also be different in each order).

You can also choose to have a mixture of the three types of coffee that we offer. 

Do I Have To Sign A Contract?

No contract. You will purchase a recurring Batch Coffee Club subscription and we’ll send you coffee every 2 or 4 weeks.

You can cancel at any point.

What Packaging Do You Use?

All of our packaging is plastic free. We use compostable 200g bags and recyclable paper 1kg bags. Our boxes are all made from cardboard and can be recycled.

Where Do You Ship?

We ship UK wide using various courier services.

Is The Coffee Organic or Fair Trade?

All of the coffee that we use is fair trade (as every product should be).

While some of the coffee that we use may not always be “certified” organic, we have seen first hand many farms are in fact organic but cannot afford to pay for the certification.