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1kg Fresh Roasted Single Origin Coffee Beans $25 Inc. FREE Australia Wide Delivery

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1kg Fresh Roasted Single Origin Coffee Beans $25 Inc. FREE Australia Wide Delivery
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Store RepLsafariroast on 20/03/2013 - 12:35 safariroast.com.au (215 clicks)
Last edited 20/03/2013 - 14:13

Hi to all OzBargainers,
As part of our Safari Roast Grand Opening sale, we're offering 1kg of delicious single origin coffee beans for only $25 (usually retails for $56) INCLUDING delivery Australia wide, so no matter where you are (in Australia) this deal does apply to you.
These Zambian beans are delicious drunk black or white and are part of our philosophy of selling the best quality African beans we can find.
All orders are also roasted within 24 hours individually to guarantee freshness and we look forward to bringing you more great deals in the future.

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  • ZRXS12 on 20/03/2013 - 12:39
    +2

    How about some small sample bags?
    Coffee is so hit and miss I personally wouldn't buy a kilo unless I had tried it first.

    • scampy on 20/03/2013 - 12:49

      I'd prefer 250 grams. Anymore and it goes stale before we can use it.

  • [Deactivated] on 20/03/2013 - 12:44
    +1

    IMO would be better if you didn't use the "!" at the end of your sentence.

    • scampy on 20/03/2013 - 12:48
      +1

      I agree!!!!

      • Store Repsafariroast @ Safari Roast Coffee on 20/03/2013 - 13:11
        +1

        done…by the magic of the 'edit' function they have now taken a permanent holiday

        • seanbaussie on 20/03/2013 - 13:22
          +1

          Title reads: "1kg Fresh Roasted Single Origin Coffee Beans $29.50 Inc. FREE Australia Wide Delivery!"

          Surely that's not an ! at the end of it!!

        • Store Repsafariroast @ Safari Roast Coffee on 20/03/2013 - 13:26
          +2

          hahaha cheers, nothing beats a rogue exclamation mark. you must have been great at 'where's wally' books i'd say

  • LoungeLizard on 20/03/2013 - 12:55
    +1

    Still $25 delivered at Bay Beans. http://www.baybeans.com.au/ozbargain.html

    • Store Repsafariroast @ Safari Roast Coffee on 20/03/2013 - 14:15
      +3

      In the spirit of loving a bargain (and an OzBargain), we've price matched this and are now offering these beans at $25 for 1kg

      • stumo on 20/03/2013 - 14:50

        That gets my vote.

      • [Deactivated] on 20/03/2013 - 16:52

        Good on you mate. :)

  • IMBI3 on 20/03/2013 - 13:10

    Whats the normal price?

    • Store Repsafariroast @ Safari Roast Coffee on 20/03/2013 - 13:15

      Usually 1kg will sell for $56, its our first OzBargain ad so still learning, have updated with this info :)

      • Coley on 20/03/2013 - 14:49

        $56 per kilo is very expensive, especially for a new in the market craft/home roaster. I haven’t tried your roast, however even if it is the high quality product you describe on your site, I would suggest “re-evaluating” the price. Even the bigger commercial guys like Toby Estate etc have cheaper single origins prices.

        Can you provide any further information on your sourcing, washing, bean grade or roasting etc that sets you apart from other craft single origin roasters like Manna Beans, Dramanti or bigger houses like Toby Estate, that both charge less?

        And back on topic to your deal, $25/kg is a great price for a quality single origin roast unfortunately I only recently bought my latest roast so I may have to wait until your next deal to try it out. Maybe an Ethiopian bean next time, or a choice from a small selection?

        • Store Repsafariroast @ Safari Roast Coffee on 20/03/2013 - 15:36

          Hi Coley thanks for your thoughts, customer feedback is always very much valued. The reason our price may appear initially more expensive is because it also includes postage whereas for example a number of comparable market beans from Toby Estate are over $60 once shipping is included. We prefer to quote one all inclusive price for beans rather than possibly confuse the customer by adding the shipping costs at the last minute.
          I believe that the price is a good balance between a fantastic product and fantastic service. As for what sets us apart, we used to live in Zimbabwe and its because of this that we believe we can offer some truly unique knowledge and advice regarding African coffees. All coffees are small batch roasted to ensure a maximised flavour profile meaning you get the best possible flavour from the beans.
          And we definitely look forward to being able to offer all OzBargainers some great deals in the near future. Once again, thanks for your thoughts.

  • cycleri3 on 20/03/2013 - 13:52

    What do these beans taste like, for filter drinking black?

    • Store Repsafariroast @ Safari Roast Coffee on 20/03/2013 - 14:03

      They're a medium bodied bean, which when black has a nice smooth flavour with a hint of chocolate and earthy malt. They also have a great aroma that accentuates the flavours and are also a great 'safe' option for people who aren't exactly sure what style they enjoy the most as they're not overpowering in any way but still have enough flavour to enjoy. hope that helps

    • bargained on 20/03/2013 - 23:26

      I bet they taste like coffee, just as every other cup.

      • Geewhizz on 21/03/2013 - 07:05
        +1

        There's a huge difference. Some coffees taste little better than dirt.

  • ctemby on 20/03/2013 - 15:00

    Hi safariroast, just letting you know that you have a broken link. On your 'Our Coffees' page, the Ethiopian Yirgacheffe links to the wrong (Kenyan Dorman AA) coffee. Can easily find the correct page/info, but you will probably want to fix this.

    • Store Repsafariroast @ Safari Roast Coffee on 20/03/2013 - 15:26

      thankyou so much for bringing that to our attention ctemby, have just fixed that issue :)

  • cookie_lu on 20/03/2013 - 16:31

    Is it possible to pack into 4 x 250g because of my bean hopper capacity?

  • bargdebarg on 20/03/2013 - 16:47

    Omg another coffee player enters! I still go to my favourite bricks and mortar roaster and pay $30 a kilo, but the personal service and ability to sample and create my own mix of roasts is better for me personally.

  • awinner on 20/03/2013 - 17:41
    +1

    Sounds good to me, ive bought some.

    Why the 200g size? Small home grinders seem to have 250g hoppers.

    • Store Repsafariroast @ Safari Roast Coffee on 20/03/2013 - 18:10

      Hi awinner, and thanks for your order. The 200g size usually comes in at about 220gm. We have found that if Auspost aren't at their best, and we've put 250gm in a 250gm bag, then it can result in the bag being put under too much pressure which is something we try to avoid as much as possible. So, we take out the 25-30gm in order to have sufficient room should the parcel for one reason or another be not treated in a respectful way. We then sell it as 200gm since we'd rather the customer's order arrives and they find an extra cup or two worth of beans in their bag :)

      • awinner on 20/03/2013 - 21:37

        problem though is that when you buy online, postage is a large component of the price, larger quantities help the overall cost. Are you going to make larger quantities available?

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