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Why Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee is Typically More Expensive
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Why Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee is Typically More Expensive

Jamaican Blue Mountain is some of the world’s most highly regarded coffee. It’s grown in a micro-climate at a very high altitude (the Blue Mountain peak is nearly 7,500 feet!) and in a unique setting. As the name suggests, it’s from Jamaica, specifically in the Blue Mountains, between Kingston and Antonio Bay on the west side of the mountain range. 
Why Are Coffee Beans Still Sold in Plastic Bags?
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Why Are Coffee Beans Still Sold in Plastic Bags?

With increasing public concern about plastic waste, we’ve been on a journey to reduce our reliance on plastic at Spiller & Tait. We’ve had some limited successes and we do plan to persevere. But, as a small company, we are very dependent on the rest of the coffee industry to help us make positive strides.
Where do coffee beans come from?
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Where do coffee beans come from?

The coffee tree is a tropical evergreen shrub (genus Coffea) that grows in a sunny equatorial belt around the world. This belt is 1000 miles wide and runs between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn. The two most commercially important species grown are varieties of Coffea arabica (Arabicas) and Coffea canephora (Robustas). Through the years many have tried to cultivate these shrubs outside of this warm zone, but without success.
Smell how good your coffee tastes!
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Smell how good your coffee tastes!

Achieving the perfect cup of coffee is as much about smell as it is about the mouth taste, the water temperature and the brewing method. 

When something ‘tastes’ great, like that first sip of coffee in the morning, there’s so much more going on than the flavour on your tongue.  The aroma of our coffee is everything.  In fact, as much as 80% of what we ‘taste’ is actually what we’re smelling.  We can smell through both the nose and the mouth.

Over 1,000 Customer Reviews Confirm Spiller & Tait Difference
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Over 1,000 Customer Reviews Confirm Spiller & Tait Difference

Across our own website and Amazon UK, we now have over 1,000 Customer Reviews for our coffees.  This includes almost 600 Reviews for our ever popular Signature Blend.  An analysis of these Reviews confirms we are consistently delivering on the customer promise which we believe makes Spiller & Tait different to other brands of coffee.
How do you reuse used coffee grounds?
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How do you reuse used coffee grounds?

What can you do with used coffee grounds?

We first became aware of the various reuse options for used coffee grounds over a decade ago, when Simon and his wife, Caroline, ran a visitor attraction in Devon and David supplied them with coffee. The attraction had a very busy coffee shop with a customer base including many avid gardeners. Some of these customers regularly asked for the used coffee grinds from our busy coffee machines. These customers used the grounds in their gardens as a slug repellant!

Why Blend Coffee Beans?
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Why Blend Coffee Beans?

Coffee blends are making a comeback.  Once criticised as a vehicle for large commercial coffee roasters to use up leftover coffee beans and combine cheap coffee with more expensive beans to reduce the cost of their offerings, blends are now making a comeback via artisan and speciality roasters because their customers demand flavour profiles that are repeatable and consistent, year round. 
Decaf Versus Regular Coffee
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Decaf Versus Regular Coffee

Decaffeinated coffee has long been considered an inferior drink in the coffee world, denounced for being full of chemicals and ridiculed for tasting awful. But, decaffeinated coffee is now having a renaissance. Recent research suggests around six per cent of us now regularly order a decaf when we visit a coffee shop. It has also become a popular after-dinner drink at home.

Although the health benefits of moderate coffee consumption are generally understood, many people don’t get on with caffeine. Pregnant and breast-feeding women are advised to limit their intake, while many find that caffeine disrupts sleep, raises blood pressure, or makes them feel anxious.

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