You wouldn't know it's decaf. It's nicely rounded and not bitter.
Great company, great coffee!

We think it's mild compared to other medium roasts but that is what we like about it. Great company, great coffee!

Whenever it's avaialble I always go for it. Outside of it being a really nice blend that brews great in aeropress the collab with Brew York shows how things should be done locally!

I always try different coffees as I like to go on adveture each time. For some reason I keep returning to this one. Really nice blend ending up in a rich and round cup.

I don't usually go for dark roasts as moste roasteries are almost charring the coffee beans. Completely different story here wonderful flavour profile with a strong taste to it perfect for a morning coffee.

Starting from the unusual size and shape of the bean to the taste itself this coffee offers unique and interesting experiance. Everyone's different but I've had the best results doing a pour over.

Highly recommend this coffee it’s delicious

Well presented freshly roasted coffees with each distinctivenflavoursvandnsromas
Fast reliable delivery

Darkside is a truly, strong flavoured coffee.
It is my main personal buy, always good consistent taste.
If you like strong this is the one.

We love this seasonal blend having just brewed our first flat whites from our recent order. As described, its rich and chocolatey with a nice fruity finish, without being a smack between the eyes!

As always, very efficient.

We usually alternate between Fortuna and Darkside through the year and this was a very nice change for Christmas.

Right, bear with me here, because this is going to sound pretentious - but I promise you I'm a normal person who doesn't usually say this sort of thing. Keep that in mind because it's important...all my self-worth is hinging on you not thinking I'm "one of them". But this stuff is so delicious, it really is. I've been drinking coffee for ages and I'm one of those who thinks it all tastes the same, unless you're talking about bargain basement stuff which is about 25p per kilo and tastes like it came out of the bin. I've never understood those people who talk about how coffee has distinct flavours and elements of chocolate, fruit, unicorn tears, fried eggs - whatever.

And yet...

...and yet I went to York a couple of months ago and stumbled across the only coffee shop that wasn't a massive chain nor rammed to the hilt with laptop-wielding hipsters. Ordered a coffee, sat down and took a sip. And honest to goodness, no word of a lie, insert appropriate exclamation here, I could TASTE stuff. Like, actual flavours and tastes and, whilst I refuse to admit it aloud for fear of having to surrender my Working Class Card, NOTES.

The most enjoyable coffee I have ever had and I was taken with it enough to Google it to see if I could buy it online. Hurrah and huzzah, I could! So I did! And then about a week or so later, I ordered more because it's so gosh darned delicious. Delivery is fast, coffee is fresh, and the price is so refreshing in this current financial climate (read: I'm poor). Have bought some as a Christmas gift for the son-in-law (major coffee snob) and I'm even throwing caution the wind and getting a decent coffee maker to really enjoy this stuff.

Long review is long, I know, but if you can't tell already, I love this coffee. Forget big-chain stuff or absurdly expensive brands - you cannot go wrong with this and both your wallet and tastebuds will thank you for it.

If they could talk, obviously.

A very drinkable coffee, smooth to the taste and a very pleasant experience. I use a hand burr grinder to grind 15g coffee and the beans are easy to grind, then make a very lively mixture in the AeroPress bowl, as I add water and finally deliver a great coffee.

As always, I've enjoyed every cup of this coffee, it never disappoints.
I've just got to sample the Merry Beans again, they only come out once a year, after all it is Christmas.