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Meet Your Coffee

Guide · 29 September 2026 · Updated 10 October 2026

Whole bean or ground?

An honest answer for people who do not want to buy a grinder yet.

By Meet Your Coffee editors

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Whole bean keeps better and lets you dial in. Ground is convenient and, from a good roaster, still far better than supermarket coffee. The important thing is to buy the right grind for your brewer.

How we show grinds

Each grind a roaster offers is a separate variant with its own price and stock status. When you filter by “espresso grind”, a coffee only appears if that grind is actually in stock at the roaster.

If your preferred grind is sold out, we show the whole-bean option and say so, rather than quietly swapping it.

In this story

The 2 coffees mentioned, with today’s price from the roaster. Unavailable coffees are left out automatically.

  1. Horsham Coffee RoasterSupernovadates, molasses, chocolate
    £10.50 · 250 g
  2. Volcano Coffee WorksFullsteam Espressochocolate, apricot
    £10.00 · 200 g