GroundGround coffee reviews
Pre-ground coffee judged on what it is actually for: a decent cup with no grinder. Priced per cup alongside everything else we track.
- by Amazon Espresso Crema ground coffee reviewThe cheapest ground coffee on the site at 23p a cup, roasted in Italy and sold at an espresso grind. That last detail is the whole buying decision.5 min read
- Lavazza Qualità Rossa ground coffee reviewThe default Italian red brick, at 25p a cup. Lavazza recommend it for the moka pot, the filter machine and the cafetière, which almost no pre-ground coffee can honestly claim.4 min read
- Der-Franz Decaffeinated Coffee reviewDecaf at 26p a cup, which is less than most caffeinated ground coffee costs. The price is remarkable. The label is not.4 min read
- Costa Coffee Signature Blend for cafetière reviewA ground coffee that prints its brewer on the front of the pack. That is rarer than it should be, and it is most of what you are paying 38p a cup for.4 min read
- Taylors of Harrogate Hot Lava Java reviewThe darkest thing Taylors make, rated 6 out of 6 on their own scale, and the only blend in the range they admit contains robusta. Six 200g bags, 40p a cup.4 min read
- Cafédirect Machu Picchu Organic reviewFairtrade and organic single origin Peruvian arabica, ground for a cafetière, at 43p a cup. The certification is the product, and it is worth understanding what it buys.5 min read
- Kimbo Espresso Napoli ground coffee reviewA Neapolitan espresso grind in a 250g vacuum brick, rated 10 out of 13 for intensity. Buy it for an espresso machine or a moka pot, and ignore the rest of the brewer list.5 min read
- Coffee Masters Cafetiere Master Blend reviewThe most precisely specified grind on this page: 100% arabica from three named origins, cut for a cafetière and a Clever Dripper. It is also the dearest cup here at 44p.5 min read
