Whittard Coffee Beans

...homely. I was passing Whittard a couple of weeks ago and the enticing dark, smoky aroma drew me in. I think that’s why Whittard tend to have open-fronted stores in large shopping malls! As I browsed, I noticed an amazing bargain. They were offering the Bodum 8-cup glass “bean” cafetiere for £10, when coffee makers of this kind usually cost upwards of £30. I couldn’t believe they could afford to sell it at that price and I ...
...on fresh ground coffee at Whittard since, however, I can see this was an extremely shrewd piece of marketing on their part. I’ve become rather addicted to trying out their wide range of fresh coffee beans, which you can buy in small quantities and have freshly ground on the premises. I’ve tried almost all of their varieties and now have some firm favourites. Whittard stores are pretty much of a muchness, they all look very similar, ...

madamois_elle 10.03.2003 (11.03.2003) · Read full review
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...I am writing about – Whittard Of Chelsea Coffee Beans. Have you ever walked into Whittard’s? The smell is amazing, overpowering and (even) stimulating. I get so many people coming into my shop saying “You must love working here – just for the smell” or “It smells so good in here – I could spend all day in here”. I have kept a little record going and it is amazing how many people say it!! I will stop ...
...~ One of the favourite Whittard House coffees. It is ideal for Cappuccino, because the dark colour takes milk well, without the flavour being “drowned”. The roast is not so dark that it appears slate grey when milk is added – as After Dinner coffee would. This has long been one of Whittard’s most popular high roast coffees, especially in the 1940’s to 1960’s when mush of the other coffee on sale was light roast ...

craigy2040 20.10.2002 · Read full review
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