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Up to 50% off Coffee Sitewide: 1kg from $28.65 + Delivery ($0 with $99 Order, VIC C&C, Opt Delayed Dispatch) @ Lime Blue Coffee

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Hey Oz Bargain Community,

We've got a fairly important mini novel below which will impact future prices one way or another (I'm hopeful it'll be a positive impact AKA nice and low relatively speaking), but for those of you that are super flat chat I've put the deal details and link right at the top of this post :)**

As a special thanks for your truly wonderful continued support and taking the time to read this less than fun, but very necessary mini novel, we're offering you up to a terrific 50% saving discount off all Blends, Single Origins and Single Estate Coffee Beans (we currently have 16 different coffees available for you to choose from). This means you can get 1kg of fresh coffee beans for as little as $28.65

Deal valid for orders placed until Tuesday 14/04/2026, unless sold out before. Dispatch can happen for you as near as tomorrow as far as the last Tuesday in June (30/06/2026) for any coffee featured in this deal, except any orders which contain a FREE tea pack sample, our Panama, Vietnam or Guatemala Single Origins which will need to be dispatched by the end of April (30/04/2026). Once a given dispatch date is at full capacity the green circle will be removed and date will turn red, first in best dressed :)

This above deal is a special thank you sitewide coffee deal to everyone helping (currently and also soon to be) keep our admin costs in check to ensure we have the best chance of continuing to offer high value coffee to you

Whenever I notice a growing issue that can be resolved while still relatively small to prevent it growing into a big issue I do my utmost to share the issue and solution with this wonderful community in a candid, transparent, solution focused manner, so on that note.

The large majority of our wonderful customers raise order related queries in ideal fashion. We’ve noticed a small, but notably growing number of customers raising order queries in a less than optimal manner, which results in three things; first it reduces the chance of an efficient solution for those people, second it notably increases our operational costs and third it unnecessarily adds to those customer's life admin, none of these three results is good for either of us. Our business model goal is to achieve economies of scale over time based on relatively thin margins. This is the path we’ve chosen and so this is not a subtle complaint about are margins whatsoever, I simply mention is to highlight convey how important it is to keep avoidable growing operational costs in check when possible.

Here’s a few examples of the types of issues we’ve seen notably growing:

1) Emails sent to our general queries email (rather than our existing order dedicated email account) which don’t list specifically what the customers would like us to do or the specific order it relates to in the ideal format e.g. “(often no subject line or something like “order”) hi can you look at my order or can you add to my order or can you change my order..?” To google this looks similar to a scam email, so Google often puts these type of messages in the spam folder. From there we need to figure out if it’s a legit query and then need to play a game of 20 questions to figure out what order the query relates to and what specifically the customer would like us to assist them with

2) Shipping addresses getting incorrectly submitted by customers and order confirmation emails not being double checked by those customers. If the address issue stands out we need to manually ask those customers to confirm the correct address, which generally holds up dispatch. When the address issue doesn’t get picked up the order is returned to sender, usually resulting in a relatively significant instant financial loss for us on that order as in most cases the RTS penalty fee delivery companies charge exceeds our margins, not to mention the coffee we need to throw in the bin as the RTS process can take a few weeks. Furthermore, RTS results in a delay in that customer getting their order. Some address issues include unit numbers not included, old addresses submitted, no street name or number included in the address, suburbs not matching postcodes e.g. Melbourne 3189 is incorrect it should be either Moorabbin 3189 or Melbourne 3000

Here’s 4 simple solutions where possible it’d be amazing if anyone not already doing so could possible try to adopt to help us continue to keep prices nice and low for you:
1) If your you have a general query not relating to a specific order please email tom@limebluecoffee.com However, if you have a query relating to a specific email please do the following instead

2) As soon as you receive your order confirmation email from us, please don’t assume all details are correct. Between auto fill and the rush of life sometimes details are submitted incorrectly. Instead of assuming, please open the order confirmation email when you get it, double check all details are correct inline with the helpful guidelines in that email and the order you’d like to receive. If you spot something that needs changing you should be able to make the needed changes yourself by clicking the “edit or view your order” button in that email, utilising the custom post-purchase order editing tech we have implemented. However, if unsure about the needed change/s then please simply send a reply email in line with the solution 3) guidelines below

3) If your query relates to an existing order that has not been dispatched yet please send a reply email to your order confirmation email (the one for that order and not a different order you have with us) specifically listing exactly what you’d like us to help with e.g. “please add 1kg of Brazil Single Origin packed into 2x500g bags” instead of “is it possible for you to add something to my order?” or “please change the dispatch date to 15 April 2026” instead of “is it possible to delay my order?” When hitting reply, please keep all the order confirming email details in the email AKA don’t delete the order details you received from us in the original email and please don’t manually send it to additional email accounts like tom@limebluecoffee.com Hitting reply saves you typing time as all the details are already in the email, often we can edit the order from the within the emails “edit or view your order button,” it prevents your email going to spam, ensures we edit the correct order (customers have multiple email accounts and multiple orders, added to which auto correct spells a recipe for disaster when someone types an order query in a fresh email chain). From an efficient solution perspective we have a dedicated email account specifically for existing order queries (at present I'm still running both emails so your customer experience won't charge, it'll hopefully jsut get better) with email filters based on notifications, so simply hitting reply means the queries goes to the perfect place for a speedy resolution

4) If your query relates to an existing order that has already been dispatched, please send a reply email to the tracking info email you received from us (the one for that order and not a different order you have with us). In that email specifically listing the exact details needed to resolve the query based on our helpful guidelines listed in that email notification

I totally get in the rush of life things can get missed and emails shot from the hip, but if at all possible please help me, help you, help me keep costs low and resolutions for you efficient, while saving yourself additional typing time by following the 4 simple steps listed above. Doing this gives us the best chance of continuing to provide high quality value for money delicious coffee to you. Enough rambling from me, now it's time to get the coffee deal party started, more details on the front below :)

Some helpful info about orders:

  • You're welcome to place multiple orders scheduled for dispatch at various dates (delayed dispatch) to make the most of this deal, we strive to dispatch our fresh coffee within 72 business hours of roasting
  • We're happy to accommodate dispatch date and click and collect/pickup changes, you just need to select a new dispatch date either via clicking the "Edit or View Your Order" button in the order confirmation page or simply logging into you Lime Blue Coffee account at least the day before the current date you have selected for your order
  • One dispatch per order
  • Please ensure you use the "shipping" dispatch date selector on the cart page if you'd like your order delivered to you and that you use the "click and collect" date/time selector if you'd like to pickup your order. If you plan to pickup your order please ensure you select the "pickup in store" delivery option on the checkout page, as this not only eliminates the shipping fee for you, but also allocates your order to the click and collect system we have in place, so it means you'll receive different notification messaging to assist you towards a smooth pickup experience
  • Any existing orders are unable to be changed from delivery to click and collect due to the different tech systems in place
  • If you select 500g as a quantity please ensure you also select 500g as the packaging option. If 500g is selected as a quantity with 1kg as the packaging selection the product will show as "unavailable"
  • 500g bag packaging (it's resealable) is also available for orders larger than 500g this is from an extra $4.00-$4.80 per kg including the discount (normally $8 extra per kg) to cover the extra bag/s, label/s and time it takes to pack
  • Complimentary gift notes can be submitted via a reply message to your order confirmation email
  • The largest bag size we use is 1kg and it has a zip (it's resealable), for example if you order 4kg with 1kg packaging you will receive 4 x 1kg bags, you will not receive a single huge 4kg bag
  • Please only select 1 free sample pack per order, if you select more than 1 free pack in a single order then all free tea packs for the order will be removed from that order as we only have a relatively limited amount of these free sample packs so we'd like the distribution to be nice and fair to provide the greatest opportunity for everyone to try this delicious tea
  • Please note that all free tea samples will be dispatched in March, so to receive 1 you'll need to get your order dispatched in by 31/03/2026
  • Each free tea sample pack contains 4 different individually wrapped tea bags, details of which teas are included in which pack are listed on the tea pack product page

  • $0.00 for Click and Collect from 15 Cochranes Road, Moorabbin, VIC 3189

  • $0.00 Free Shipping for orders over $99. Simply freeze any excess bags to keep them nice and fresh :)
  • $6.99 No Delivery Company Preference Flat Rate Shipping (No Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect)
  • $9.99 Courier's Please Flat Rate Shipping (No Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect)
  • $9.99 Australia Post Flat Rate Shipping (Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect available)
  • $14.99 Express Post Flat Rate Shipping (Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect available)

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  • +8

    I suspect that the people adding to your admin burdens aren't likely to read your essay, but you've got to try, right? Hope it helps a bit! For the return to sender coffee, maybe you could resell it as cold brew beans for a further discount, rather than have to bin it? Or just as "not fresh roasted"? Pretty sure it's still going to be heaps fresher than anything on a supermarket shelf and as long as people know what they're getting into I bet you'd get some takers.

    • Morning @salem spot on, all I can do is try and hope this post can nip this growing issue in the bud, fingers crossed people simply spot the "Hitting reply saves you typing time as all the details are already in the email" bit and want to save themselves time typing details. The good news is from the relatively small group of people raising queries a bit different to the ideal way the vast majority of that group are sending thoughtfully worded email from a tone perspective which indicates they are simply raising queries thinking they're being helpful and are unaware that we have a dedicated email account for order queries and email filters set up within that account :)

      Great thinking that we should do something positive with the coffee rather than continuing to throw it away, I'll get my thinking cap on to see what we can viably achieve balancing customer benefit, customer expectation and operational efficiencies!

      • +1

        I would suggest you post out the deal again (or in the next deal) with a very short bullet pointed intro, of the actions you want. This is more likely to grab peoples attention because your style is clearly to write the novel.

        I too suffer from liking to include all the information in a wordy email… but busy people just want the facts.

        You can go back to your hobby of writing a long intro for the next offer.

        • +1

          Hey @braddsey really appreciate your helpful 2 cents on the format!

          Time got away from me a bit this week, didn't get a chance for a full overall, but did find time for a few tweaks to make it easier to skim for people flat chat in the rush of life e.g. key words in bold, so if people just read to ad hoc bold words they'll get the gist of the post, fingers crossed the tweaks are helpful :)

      • I would suggest you have an automated reply email when people email you that asks them to clarify and include any important information to make the process quicker

  • Which bean do you recommend for a great black coffee? We have been getting Apple crumble and use it in a Jura automatic machine.

    • Hey @Aussybob a number of options come to mind on that front!

      If you have time to answer the below I should be able to point you in the right direction :)

      1) Along with our coffee tasting like coffee would you also like it to remind you of chocolate, caramel, fruity or a combo of flavours?
      2) Do you have a preference for a low, medium or high acidity kick?

      • chocolate and caramel sounds great. Prob low to med acidity.

          • +1

            @maxwin: Hey @Aussybob and @maxwin hands down our Moments to Memories should be the stand out winner for you!!!

  • +1

    If people are careless they’re not going to read your wall of text 😅 have you considered using AI to distil each point into a single, actionable sentence?

    • +1

      Hey @iMagoo you make total sense, but it seems apparent that a decent percent of the people the tweaks are relevant for aren't being "careless" and simply don't know that if their query methods continue to increase as a trend it will directly result in future coffee prices needing to be increased. I completely understand there will be some totally caught up in the rush of life, will not read this post and thus continue with their system, so I fully appreciate we won't get everyone on the ideal query system. My goal with this post is to reduce the amount of queries outside the query system we have in place in order to prevent those avoidable admin costs impact coffee prices for customers. I have a positive feeling that we can hopefully achieve the goal as I've posted this deal relatively early in the increasing trend!

      Haven't used AI for any post I've made (which is likely indicated by what I'm sure is a lot of typos haha), but you're probably right that it could be worded a lot more succinctly, I'll have another look over what I've said and see if I can word it a bit better and perhaps make key words in bold so if people just read the ad hoc bold words they can get the gist of the goal :)

      • +3

        "I agree and will be more succinct in requesting people use our existing query system". .

      • +4

        I mean I just threw the entire post into AI and got this output… Much easier to read, way more to the point. Even your response to this comment is difficult to read.

        The Deal: Up to 50% Off
        Discount: Up to 50% off all Blends and Single Origins.

        Price: From $28.65 per kg.

        Expiry: Valid until Tuesday, 07/04/2026 (unless sold out).

        Dispatch: You can schedule your delivery for any date between now and 30/06/2026.

        How to Help (and get faster support)
        To avoid "20 questions" and keep operational costs down, please follow these four steps:

        General Questions: Email tom@limebluecoffee.com.

        Check Your Order: Don’t assume your address/details are right. Check your confirmation email immediately. Use the "Edit or View Your Order" button in that email to fix mistakes yourself.

        Order Changes (Pre-Dispatch): Don't start a new email thread. Reply directly to your order confirmation. Be specific (e.g., "Add 1kg of Brazil" instead of "Can I add something?").

        Tracking Issues: If the order has already shipped, reply directly to the tracking email with your query.

        Important Order Info
        Free Samples: One free tea sample per order (only for orders dispatched by 31/03/2026).

        Packaging: 1kg bags are the standard. If you want 500g bags for a large order, there is a small extra fee ($4.00–$4.80/kg).

        Freezing: You can place multiple orders for different dates or buy in bulk and freeze bags to hit the free shipping threshold.

        Address Accuracy: Double-check unit numbers and postcodes. Return-to-sender fees are expensive and lead to wasted coffee!

        Shipping & Collection
        Click & Collect: $0 (Moorabbin, VIC). Select "Pickup in store" at checkout.

        Free Shipping: On orders over $99.

        Flat Rate Shipping:

        $6.99: Standard (No PO Boxes/Lockers).

        $9.99: Australia Post (PO Boxes/Lockers OK).

        $14.99: Express Post.

        • +2

          Efficient but lacks any character or personality. All of Tom's posts and a small part of why LB is how they are is because of Tom's personality coming across in these posts. Having said that if the post was as you've put above, at that price point, I would still buy it regardless.

          • +2

            @tokziktigah: Could easily add a short sentence or two for some added personality, however for important details we don't need slabs of text that are very difficult to read.

          • -1

            @tokziktigah: Agreed. I like a bit of character! Even in my choice of coffee.

            But, I think the likelihood of TL:DR is pretty high.

            IMHO, bite sized and intelligently formatted for the win!

          • @tokziktigah: I don't need personalities in instructions.

  • +6

    Can you reduce the slabs of text its just painful to look at

    • +9

      I think this is a fair point. The text here is meant to be a description of the deal, not general announcements to customers.

    • -2

      There's a summary at the top, if you don't want to read the rest you don't have to.

    • Hey @blemish412 didn't have time for a full overhaul this week…need 26 hours days, 24 just isn't cutting it haha

      However, I did have time for a few tweaks, so anyone flat chat can just read the ad hoc words in bold and get the gist of the deal :)

  • Hey Lime Blue! Love your products, and enjoying a delicious blend on our home espresso machine at the moment.

    Thanks for your update, too. Across my varied career, one of my roles was as a customer experience specialist - analysing ways that customers engage and use a product, and determining how to streamline every aspect to improve the process.

    Something I would always say is "If one customer gets it wrong, it's probably just the customer. If multiple customers consistently get it wrong, it's our workflow and our processes."

    My user experience brain is already going into overdrive here, but just to say, if there is any way I can support you by providing suggestions that will both improve the customer experience and reduce your overheads, let me know. I can be paid on coffee beans. I'm cheap.

    Feel free to DM. I'd love to streamline a few things if you're open to that.

    -Dave.

    • +1

      In general, I would agree, but what Tom is describing is a really common mix of inattention and technology interfering, so the UX can be about as optimised as possible but still not obviate the issues:

      • people using auto-fill but with incorrect saved data is a massive problem for businesses (I experience it regularly in my work). There's nothing a business can do about that unless they control the ordering platform and can prevent auto-flll from working. Most small businesses do not control the ordering platform.

      • people simply aren't bothering to read information as much as they used to, whether it's three short dot points or a Tom-level essay, it is often fruitless. Again, I see this all the time… As a simple example: If an email starts with bold text: "Do not reply to this email.", you can be sure a not insignificant minority will reply to the email rather than using the correct channel explained in the same email (e.g. an "edit order" button or a support ticket platform or whatever).

    • Hey @higherdestiny AKA Dave thank you so much for taking the time out in such a thoughtful manner, it's a gesture we won't take for granted!

      Happy to DM you, but first just a thought (hopefully not ironically hypocritical given my post) do you think it'd be better for you to put some of your thoughts here as a comment for others to engage with too. However, it's your show, so if you think DMs may work better then that's how we'll do it. Let me know your thoughts :)

  • Hey Tom, thanks again for the deal.

    You've had such good ones recently but all with a latest shipping date of 30/06 so have tried to stock up until that time. Hoping soon you have a longer date run so I can lock it all in.

    I'm sure ive seen this answered before in a previous deal, but had a question about your brew ratios.

    So for milk based drinks, quite often your suggestion is 20g in/ 20g grams out in 18 seconds (so a double ristretto?) Obviously adjusting for whatever weight your double basket actually takes, but a 1:1 ratio.

    Would this 18 seconds include the pre infusion time in something like Breville Dual Boiler?

    Cheers.

    • +1

      I can say that I ignored it for a long time and would aim for 22g coffee, 25-30g out at 25 seconds as I like a syrupy pour. But having followed the guide (or at least closer), I'm doing 21g in 22g out (plus dribble after I hit "stop" at 22g programming the 2 shot button of my Breville dual boiler) in around 18-20 seconds as timed on screen (so including the preinfusion), into 2 flat whites and/or piccolos, and there's so much more nuanced flavour!

      • I've adjusted the 1 shot button to go for 20 seconds as my change so far. Weigh out 20g (do you find the dual boiler basket takes 22g ok?) Then grind adjust until I get the 20g out in the 20sec (including the pre infusion time of the 7 sec or so).

        Really need to get a new grinder though as the variability seems huge.

        • I used to do 23-25g in but cracked the plastic water distribution disk thing behind the shower screen. Bought a stainless steel replacement. I should probably check it to see how cheap the steel was and if its rusting. 20-22g in seems fine, its a 58mm basket after all.
          I've got the smart grinder that came in the combo with the coffee machine. I'll adjust a click either way depending on ambient humidity and how long since the bag of beans was opened and transferred to my mason jars (500g of beans will mostly fill two jars). Usually many clicks variation between different bean blends.

    • +1

      Hey @kulprit woohoo for your planning ahead skills to ensure you don't run out of the good stuff, thank you so much for so many amazing orders, all of which are truly appreciated!!!

      Always better to ask than wonder, any of our brew guides include any applicable pre-infusion. We'd recommend using our guides as a starting point, from there either sticking with them or adjusting them to your personal flavour preferences :)

  • -3

    OzCoffeeAds strikes again

    • +2

      LB posting every week yet this @WatchNerd who complaint on every coffee deal as "50% off gets posted so often it's basically normal price now." never show up in LB post.

      • Ok so you tagged me & I'm here now. Not sure what you want, I'm a bit slow. Can you elaborate please?

        • +2

          ok why don't you ever comment on LB post like you did on EVERY other coffee post? Associated?

  • Hi Tom. For the addressing issue, it doesn't look like the ordering platform is smart enough, but the only way around it that I can see is using an address field which requires manual typing and then choosing from a list (as long as selecting the unit no. is forced as well). That would reduce a fair whack of misaddressing.

    (I don't know why people have started to overlook their own unit/apartment or street numbers in addressing… I've had the displeasure of being woken up by emergency services after the person dialling 000 only gave their unit number and not the street number (so it wasn't an autofill error, but a brainfail), so they never got rescued, but I certainly got a fright.)

    • Hey @bloomer I'm sure there would be some customisation to fix address issues, but unfortunately there's no a drastic amount we can do to edit the checkout without upgrade to Shopify Plus, which is a move we're not yet ready for just yet…I believe the lowest plan on Shopify Plus taking into account conversion rates would increase out costs by around $50,000 annually. However, I have heard there's been some customisation options open up recently to lower plans, so I will investigate further. Only missing bit it may not fix is when due to autofill or being in a rush a correct address is entered, it's just not the individual's current correct address, any thoughts on some sort of messaging on this front without being too severe as to take away from what's meant to be a positive ordering experience?

      oh shucks, that no good for you or them, I'm not up with tracking tech, but I would have assume they could pinpoint the location a call was made from for occasions like what you encountered…

  • which flavor will you recommend for good cappuccino

    • Morning @drwaheedahmed I can instantly think of a few great options for you!

      Before I let you know my thoughts, could you please answer the below to ensure I'll able to point you in the right direction :)

      1) Along with our coffee tasting like coffee would you also like it to remind you of chocolate, caramel, fruity or a combo of flavours?
      2) Do you have a preference for a low, medium or high acidity kick?

      • Chocolate remind would be great
        Medium acidity kick please

        • Got it, very helpful, much appreciated!

          I think our Brazil Single Origin or our Pancake Party Blend will be your best bets :)

  • I prefer a dark roast and don't like the sour / high acidity coffees. Which beans would you recommend? This is for black coffee, no milk

    • Hey @nerdinary appreciate the check in, always best to check first!

      If by dark you mean lower acidity coffees with more familiar chocolate coffee notes then our Brazil Single Origin should be the stand out winner for you and if you prefer more caramel notes then our Peru Single Origin. If by dark you enjoy more shiny beans that showcase more bitter notes then our coffees may not suit you perfectly. Fingers crossed one of our coffees is a real winner for you :)

      • Thanks. I can't remember the last time I tasted chocolate or caramel in my coffee tbh.

        • haha fair enough, sometimes people can interpret it as more of a vibe in flavour difference and after some practice you'd likely be able to pick up more distinct flavours. If you're based anywhere near Moorabbin, VIC 3189 please feel welcome to swing by our HQ, just say "coffee party" and we'll like up an assortment of different coffees for you to try :)

  • Been drinking Inglewood since Airjo stopped stocking a bunch of the blends I liked, but have ordered a couple of bags to see what these guys are like as I can't bring myself to spend $72 on a kg of coffee!

    Would be nice to have a review system on the site or a way to see other customer's opinions on the individual types.

    • Hey @Hurg WOW that's terrific to hear, thank you so much for placing such a fantastic first order with us, it's truly appreciated and an opportunity we won't take for granted!!!

      Great suggestion, a better system for reviews is currently on our to do list, but in the meantime at the top of our site there's a banner which says "1200+ verified Trustpilot reviews…" if you simply click that you'll be redirected to the Trustpilot page with reviews for you to look at :)

      • Thanks for the reply.

        I meant more for individual roasts. You do have a score on the description page, but I swear every single one was 85/100 XD

        • Hey @Hurg the score does vary, but it doesn't correlate to the roast. It speaks to the grade of the green beans before we roast them. I think the highest every score recorded was a 95/100 and that was a few thousand $ per kg. Above 80 is specialty grade. Below 80 is commodity grade. Above a 90 is super rare and would likely mean a few hundred to a few thousand $ cost per kg. The scores are there, but I wouldn't get too hung up on them, just go by the reviews and from there your personal flavour preference :)

  • Do they offer grinding?

    • +1

      Hey @50cent always better to ask than wonder!

      At present we exclusively send out our fresh coffee in whole bean form. That said you should be able to pick up a decent burr grinder online without breaking the bank and in doing so improve your coffee experience ten fold :)

      • Hahaha fair enough… always worth asking 😄

        I actually already have a Comandante grinder, so I’m definitely not short on equipment… probably one of the best out there. The problem is more that I just can’t always be bothered using it, especially when I’m making larger batches or doing cold brew and need a lot more coffee at once. For a quick everyday brew it’s great, but hand grinding a big batch can start to feel like an unexpected gym session 😅

        So oh well… I guess that means I’ll have to go crawling back to Inglewood Coffee again 😂

        Appreciate the reply anyway… had to ask and now at least I know for sure.

  • +5

    This post is really pushing the limits of how a deal on ozbargain should be presented. Deals should not be focussed around public service announcements on how to improve your business process. Other vendors have been dragged across the coals for far less than this.

    • Hey @Hinee I do know that the post is quite long. However, it's inline with prior posts I've written to address growing issue which if unchecked would result in prices for customers increasing. This deal exists specifically as a thank you currently and in advance for customers. I know most people simply won't have time to read all the details, which is why the key words are in bold For those too flat to read any reasons for the purpose of the deal then at the top of the post I said "if you're super flat chat please feel welcome to skip to the bottom half in bold for deal details and link :)"

  • +1 for the transparency, and genuine efforts to offer great value beans

    Lime Blue has always been my #1 roaster here 👍

    • Hey @muwu how wonderful to hear, thank you so much for your outstanding and sincerely appreciated support, which I promise we'll never take for granted!!!

  • Maybe look at AI to make the text easier to read? I.e add some emojis and spacing?

  • Customers never change. nor will they read your novel. unfortunately you are at the stage where you need to think a lot harder about your process.

    So basically

    A: Make email a last resort and put up a question form that forces a structure for queries.
    B: Add a checkbox that basically has “I confirm my address is correct.”, This forces a lot of customers to at least look up at the address field again.
    C: Get a validator app/ shopify address validator and automate the address checking part. (Big tip. Get a auspost validator. You will get burned by googles maps tools at suburb edges)
    D: figure out a better process for asking customers to fix their address. Likely that means a automated email and delaying/cancelling their order if they don't respond

  • Love your work @LimeBlueCoffee

    Trying this Guatemala fruity number this time for something different, along with my fav of yours - Sao Paulo SO

    • WOOHOO @ryano9 talk about taking a walk on the wild side, you're in your a real vibrant treat with our Guatemala Single Estate and I'm glad you also got our wonderfully sweet Brazil Single Origin for some delicious contrast!!!

      What a terrific combo order, thank you so much and I'm wrapped to know we're in your good books, I promise we'll keep working hard to stay there :)

  • @LimeBlueCoffee

    I usually drink black coffee (traditional Vittoria) via Moka Pot. No milk, no sugar.

    I don't mind the full, bittery taste.

    What bean do you recommend?

    • Hey @KKE17N always a good idea to check in before pulling the trigger on an order!

      If you want a full bodied chocolatey coffee then I'd highly recommend our Brazil Single Origin. I understand you don't mind notable bitterness and all well balanced coffee does have an element of bitterness, but our aim for it to be in the background and not notably present, so if you're actively seeking notable bitter flavour then we may not be the best fit for you at present, but fingers crossed our Brazil sounds like a winner for you :)

  • +1

    Always order from you guys. Though it's not really 50% when it's always 50%

    • Hey @Cohey that's so amazing to hear, thank you so much for your wonderful continued support, it's truly appreciated and something I promise we'll never take for granted!!!

      haha sounds like you've timed your order perfectly, top points for timing skills, as each product is not always on sales. We get full-priced orders every day and what we noticed as a surprise a while back was the more we offered sales on different coffee the more opportunities it provided people to try different coffees and thus discover their favour, this has consistently led to a disproportionally positive percent increase of full-priced orders coming in compared to discounted orders. Some people like to mix it up and others just follow sales, but there's a growing number of people that find something they loved and still with it even when it's not on sale, no right or wrong to it different strokes different folks and each order helps keep the lights on so we can keep roasting fresh coffee for our fantastic customers :)

  • The recipes (same recipe for Moments Espresso blend)

    Colombia Cauca Single Origin
    Type: Arabica, Castillo
    Process: Washed
    Grown: 1800m
    Quantity: 500g
    Black Espresso Guide 1:2 Ratio = 20 In: 40 Out: 27 Seconds
    Milk-Based Guide 1: 1 = 20 In: 20 Out: 18 Seconds
    Filter Guide 1: 16.67 Ratio = 6g Coffee: Per 100g Water

    The recipes are not available on the website (?) unless I am missing something obvious 😊

    • Hey @p-d you're correct that our brew guides aren't on our site, but we do put them on all our bags so they're nice and handy to see when your order arrives :)

      Could you please if I've answered your question? I think I have, but I'm not quite sure…

  • Lime Blue do you have a blend that pairs with milk and gives a unique flavour different from chocolate/nutty.

    I find all the chocolate/nutty taste the same across that profile and blend. Also fruity/floral flavours either are too weak and light with milk.

    • Hey @theblackmamba really appreciate you taking the time to reach out to check in!

      I'd recommend giving our Colombia Cauca Single Origin a shot, it's familiar enough to not be too wild, but still unique enough to stand out from the crowd :)

  • Lime Blue any plans to have flavoured decaf? Those who cant have caffeine don't have any choice, people like my wife who drinks it black all the time, complains that no one has any choice who drinks decaf- it's just one type only, and the only way she can get a choice of flavour is by trying other brands, but again its just plain coffee.

    • Hey @Dropdeadfred always better to ask than wonder and I do appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts!

      We have offered other decafs in the past and likely will again in the future, I'm just not sure yet whether they'll be limited addition options or ongoing options, that said feedback duly noted, while still being versatile enough to be delicious both black and when paired with milk :)

  • Hey, I'm considering buying like 3-4 kgs to get the free shipping. But 1kg lasts me like 5 weeks. Does it lose its flavour if stored for longer, 3 - 4 months?

    • +1

      Apparently keeping it in the freezer assists.

      That’s what I have done with my latest order.

      However my tastebuds aren’t that refined to tell if the taste is maintained or lessened .

      I think the latest beans I’ve pulled from the freezer and ground have been equally delicious

    • +1

      I cling wrap and then double plastic bag wrap the unopened bag and then freeze it

    • +1

      Hey @Hero WOW that sounds like an amazing order, thank you so much in advance!!!

      Great question, I'm really glad you asked. When stored at room temp you ideally want to get through freshly roasted coffee within about a month or so. For any coffee that will take you much longer to get through, as @altomic and @bokka have helpfully mentioned (thank you for the answer assist) your best bet is to simply freeze the coffee when it's delivered to keep it nice and fresh while frozen until you're ready to get stuck into it :)

  • Hi @LimeBlueCoffee, got my order super fast delivery as always. My bag of thankyou blend doesn't seems to have sealed properly with the heat press and has opened up during transit. Beans are fine and I'm not that fussed, just FYI maybe you need to adjust the sealing press.

    • Hey @bokka thank you so much for your terrific order, it's sincerely appreciated!

      My apologies if here's been a mishap with your order. When you get a sec could you please send us a reply email to the tracking info email we sent you with a photo and we'll sort it for you ASAP :)

  • Thanks for sharing. I agree with the lengthy post comments. I’ve grabbed 2kg of the Brazil single origin to give it a crack as we love lattes and cappuccino. Inglewood customer here so hopefully a convert.

    • Hey @KingNgope WOW thank you so much for placing such an outstanding first order with us, it's truly appreciated and an opportunity I promise we won't take for granted!!!

      Feedback duly noted :)

  • Hello! first time buyer. I would like to know your recommendations on beans for a good cappucino and a long black. Would't mind getting a mix of 500g.

    • Hey @sas1985 really appreciate you taking the time to reach out with this opportunity!

      Few perfect options come straight to mind, but to ensure I point you in the right direction, could you please let me know your preferences on the below?

      1) Would you like your coffee flavour to lean towards chocolate, caramel, fruity or a combo of flavours?
      2) Preference for a low, medium or high acidity kick?

      • Heyy I wouldnt mind a mix of flavours and maybe an option for chocolate notes as well. a medium acidicty would be solid.

        • Very helpful info @sas1985 :)

          For a mix with a medium acidity, go for our Thank You Blend and for the Choc notes, hands down our Brazil Single Origin should be the winner for you!

          • @LimeBlueCoffee: awesome! going to try those..

            • @sas1985: Wonderful to hear, thank you so much for your terrific combo order, it really does mean a lot!!!

  • Will you be carrying the Mexico Nayarita Single Origin again?

    • +1

      Hey @TekniqAU always better to ask than wonder!

      Hopefully one day, but it won't be for a little while as I don't believe there's any currently available in Australia. However, our Guatemala El Durazno Anaerobic Single Estate is remarkably close in flavour, if not arguably even more vibrant, so I'd be astounded if you didn't it love it just as much :)

      • Thanks for the insight, I didn't realize there was none in Australia!

        I've tried the Guatemala El Durazno Anaerobic Single Estate, and I do like it, but I'm going to try the Vietnam Sơn La Single Origin, as I've never had specialty coffee from Vietnam.

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