The coffee although not expensive is well roasted. They have a couple of expensive Loring roasters which roast in a low Oxygen environment.

dfk41 I used to buy from them quite a bit and enjoyed what I got, I really liked their Brazilian decaf which is quite dark and good for milk based drinks. I might even give them a try again! 😉

Decided to try this roaster as I’ve not used them before.

Bought 4 different 250g bags, prices are very reasonable.

21 days later

Just to report back. I bought a 250 gm bag of a limited edition Honduran bean. It was very pleasant did nid not really cut it. I then opened the Rimini blend. It was medium dark and absolutely bang on for my taste buds. This morning I have opened the Limini blend. I had an americano for breakfast without milk but I had the grind too tight. I adjusted it for the 11. am cappuccino and got it nailed bang on. It gave me the nicest milk based drink that I can remember having in a long time.

I would say, anyone who enjoys darker roasted beans, especially blends should try them. I know where my future orders are going!

    I enjoyed 3 of the 4 bags I got, the one I wasn’t keen on was darker roasted than the other 3 , but I should have known that before ordering 🙄

    Just received a kilo of their Colombian, think it was about £23 delivered, will tip that into the hopper on Tuesday👌

      Waitforme the one I wasn’t keen on was darker roasted than the other 3

      There is a very dark roast for the coffee shops that buy it…for obvious reasons, they are almost exclusively making milk drinks and milk coffee desert drinks. Most home prosumer users probable won’t like it, unless they are only into milk drinks.

        dfk41 interesting David I wondered if anyone had tried the Kata or Liscio as I’m interested in the sweetness described as ⅘. I only have one drink a day and like it to blow my socks off!

        I guess I just volunteered to try it 🤡

        And I did 😎

          I took a punt on this when i ordered and was really good. I still think they do the best decaf I’ve had, and would struggle to tell it from regular!

            dfk41 when I bought mine I didn’t realise I’d already bought from them in 2020 which I cannot remember at all - back in my Gaggia Classic days

            dfk41 although they seem to roast on the darker side, they seem to have nailed it. I’m yet to try their Mexico decaf as that’s new to me, they only had the Brazilian Swiss Water before so looking forward to crack into that soon! I’ll let you know how it goes! 😉

            Just to shout out again, and sorry if I have said this. The first bag I opened from Limini, was called Rimini. Nice and dark and full of flavour but if you were a click either way on the Solo away from optimal, the taste was lesser. I then opened the Limini blend. This looked similar. I then realised that I had ordered the dark roast version. This was slightly easier to dial in and for my cardboard tastebuds, very tasty indeed. I would go as far as to say, as a cappuccino it was outstanding.

            The reason that I am banging on about this is simple. I have preferred darker roasted coffee for 25 years. I have been though dozens of roasters. I have been though Single Origin, blends, you name it. Every now and then you find a roaster that just nails it…..for me, this is it. If you do buy from Limini (and they are very reasonably priced) please do post back and tell us your thoughts

            6 months later

            I usually buy the Rimini or Limini blends and to qualify for free postage a 250 gm bag of something else. This time I bought this one, Liscio
            https://www.liminicoffee.co.uk/shop/blends
            It is not as dark as the usual blends I buy from them bur slightly north of medium.
            I was really pleasantly surprised by this one. It is just as tasty as a black americano or with milk