Buy two and get one free.
Purchase 3 sets of BROOK'S Find-your-favourite Coffee Set for JPY3,405 only (approx. AUD 39.84) instead of JPY4,965(AUD 58.08) and avail 83% DISCOUNT on Shipping fee to Australia!
Clarification: Purchase 3 packs of coffee for the price of two.
Each pack of coffee contains 14 coffee drip bags, of 7 different blends / varieties.
Each drip bag coffee from BROOK'S, the drip bag coffee e-commerce leading company, is full of 10g of roasted coffee, and this is one of the reasons of its tastiness. Also, with drip bags, you will only need hot water to enjoy your coffee at home, at work or wherever you want.
In this particular set, made with 7 different varieties of drip bag coffee, you can find 3 varieties of our high quality coffee too.
These 3 varieties are Blue Mountain Blend, Myanmar 100% and Bali 100%. Blue Mountain is a blend of rare high quality coffee beans grown in the Blue Mountains, Jamaica and is characterized by an exquisite balance of acidity, body and bitterness. Bali 100% consist of solely Arabica coffee beans grown in the mountain area of Mt. Batur, in Bali. This coffee is characterized by a refined bitterness and rich body. Last, but not least, you can find our Myanmar 100%, made with 100% Arabica coffee beans roasted to bring out its pleasant acidity and delicate sweetness, resulting in a mild smooth taste with a bitter aftertaste.
This Find-your-favourite Coffee Set 2 + 1 promotion is thought for people who try for the first time our products and are not yet familiar with Japanese-style drip bag coffee.
If you are interest in trying our products at a cheapest price, please have a look at our website or try our BROOK'S 50th Anniversary Set with 121 drip bags that cost approximately 0.65 AUD each. Find out more at this link → http://www.brookscafe.com/refer/syosai.php?SHNCOD=544077&CAT…
Do not hesitate to contact us at our customer support ([email protected]) for any kind of inquiry.
Best Regards,
BROOK'S Co., Ltd.
Does that mean it costs $39.80 for 42 coffee bags? If so, that sounds expensive compared with regular coffee bags from an AU supermarket. I presume that these taste different though.
Could you please let us know how they are better, as I have never heard of Japanese coffee before this post, but could be tempted to give these a try if I know what to expect.