What's similar to l'or coffee?

Posted by Professional_Owl9226@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 5 comments

So I really like l'or forza coffee beans but they're really hard to find.

Can anyone recommend similar coffee beans that I can get from the supermarket? With similar notes and strength. Thanks!

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nomarmite@reddit

Do you know that L'Or have a website you can order from? It is consistently cheaper than even supermarket special offers.

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Traditional-Leg-1122@reddit

So many great roasteries across the country now.

We get ours from https://www.threeyearslate.co.uk/

I’ve tried a lot of different places, but the Born 40 blend from here is our staple. It’s perfectly balanced.

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do they come tightly packed like a brick? some brands like lavazza seem to come as a tight brick which is much fresher. many come is a loose pack which allows it to get all dried out and loose flavour and oil IMO

Look for country of origin, intensity/darkness of roasting and method of packing rather than brand name. Then you will find your best beans!

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GrabbedByTheGhost@reddit

Most supermarket coffee beans are not great and we're roasted weeks ago.

I would recommend Rave coffee which have a really nice online store and What Cha? for tea, I've used both of those and never looked back.

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