Filter Coffee Beans
Discover the Best Filter Coffee Beans
Filter coffee beans offer a pure, rich taste, perfect for coffee enthusiasts.
Filter coffee beans are an excellent choice for those who appreciate a smooth, flavourful cup of coffee. At MaxiCoffee, we take pride in offering a diverse selection of premium filter coffee beans sourced from renowned coffee-growing regions around the world. Whether you prefer a light, floral profile or a deep, full-bodied roast, our range has something for every taste. Discover the perfect blend to elevate your coffee experience and enjoy the rich aroma and balanced flavours of our expertly roasted beans. Discover all our coffee beans at Maxicoffee.
Filtrer
- Medium Roast
- Christmas Blend
- Brazil, Rwanda and South America
- Hand-roasted in France
- 200g Specialty Coffee Beans
- 100% Arabica blend
- 1kg coffee beans
- Fruity notes
- Roasted in Italy
- Blend - Brazil, Nicaragua, Uganda
- Medium Roast +
- Perfect for Espresso
- 4 x 250g Coffee Beans
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- 100% Organic Arabica from Ethiopia
- Medium Roast
- Roasted in France
- 250g coffee beans
- 100% organic Arabica
- Coffee from Ethiopia
- Medium roast
- Roasted in France
- 1kg coffee beans
- 85% Arabica / 15% Robusta
- With Notes of Chocolate and Citrus
- Italian-Style Roast
- 1kg Coffee Beans
- 100% Arabica (Central America/Ethiopia)
- Almond notes with fruity aromas
- Strong coffee
- Roasted in Switzerland
- 1kg coffee beans
- 100% Arabica
- 3kg (12 x 250g)
- Roasted in Italy
- Strong espresso for dark roast coffee lovers
- FREE delivery
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Medium Roast
- 100% organic Arabica
- Moka from Ethiopia
- Notes of red berries and cocoa
- Specialty coffee
- Pure Origin Colombia
- Sucafina Colombia
- Roasted In Germany
- Solvent-Free Decaffeination: Sugar Cane Method
- 250g Format: Freshness Guaranteed
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Purely sourced from Brazil
- Mogiana region (farm: Serra do Ciganos)
- Roasted in France
- FCCO (Fresh Coffee Clean Ocean) certified
- Specialty Coffee
- Medium Roast
- 100% Pure Origin Arabica (Ethiopia)
- Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe, Takele Mammo Denbi
- 1kg Organic Coffee Beans
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Pure Origin 100% Arabica
- Country of origin: Castillo/Colombia (Colombia)
- Tasting notes: blackcurrant, walnut and cocoa
- The extra: Organically grown
- Blend - Brazil, Nicaragua, Uganda
- Medium Roast +
- Perfect for Espresso
- 250g Coffee Beans
- Pure origin Rwanda
- Taba village, Coffee Village cooperative
- Roasted in France
- Recommended for espresso
- 250 g
- Pure origin & micro batch
- South America
- The +: roasted in France
- Score: 92/100
- Grand Cru range
- Dark Roast
- 100 % Organic Arabica
- Gourmet Notes
- Water-based decaffeinated
- 250g coffee beans
- 100% Organic Arabica
- From Honduras
- Medium Roast
- Roasted in France
- 250g coffee beans
- Arabica and Robusta beans
- Intensity of 7/10
- Value pack 3x 1 kg pack
- Chocolate and floral undertones
- FREE delivery
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- 100% Arabica
- Perfect as an espresso
- Solvent-free decaffeinated
- Roasted in Spain
- 250g coffee beans
- Pure Origin
- South America
- Roasted in France
- Transported by Sail
- FCCO Certified
- 1.5kg (6 x 250g)
- 100% Arabica
- Roasted in Italy
- Strong espresso for dark roast coffee lovers
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Arabica and Robusta beans
- Intensity of 7/10
- Economic 1 kg pack
- Chocolate and floral undertones
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Pure Origin
- Nicaragua (La Verona Farm in Matagalpa)
- Roasted in France
- Coffee From Agroforestry
- 100% Recyclable Packaging
- 100% Arabica
- Roasted in France
- Honduras, Ethiopia
- Certified Organic
- 250g Coffee Beans also available in 1kg
- 100% organic Arabica
- Coffee from Honduras
- Medium+ Roast
- Roasted in France
- 250g coffee beans
- Specialty Coffee Blend
- Brazil, Guatemala, Peru, El Salvador
- Roasted less than 30 days ago
- Espresso and filter coffee
- 250 g
- 100% Arabica
- Certified Organic
- Honduras and South America
- Roasted in France
- 250g
- Pure Origin
- Guatemala (Chimaltenango Region)
- Roasted in Switzerland
- Organic and Ethical Coffee
- 500g Coffee Beans
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Pure Origin South America
- Roasted in France
- Transported by Sail
- FCCO Certified
- 1kg Coffee Beans
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Medium Roast
- 100% Arabica (Nicaragua and Guatemala)
- Artisanally roasted in France
- Notes of black tea, cocoa & praline
- 1kg coffee beans
- Medium+ Roast
- 100% Arabica
- Pure Origin (Guatemala)
- 250g Specialty Coffee
- Medium Roast
- 100% Arabica: Mundo Novo/Catuai
- Specialty Coffee From Brazil
- Artisanally Roasted in France
- Notes of Chocolate & Peanut Butter
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Light Roast
- 100 % Organic Arabica (Peru)
- Notes: Almond, Caramel and Vanilla
- Roasted in France
- 250g Specialty Coffee Beans
- Blend
- Brazil
- Roasted in France
- Suitable for espresso
- 1kg
- 80% Arabica/20% Robusta
- Very strong espresso with rich crema
- Roasted in Italy
- 1kg coffee beans
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- 100% organic Arabica
- From Honduras
- Medium roast
- Roasted in France
- 1kg coffee beans
- 100% Arabica
- Certified Organic and Fairtrade
- Roasted in France
- Hand-Roasted Coffee
- 1kg Coffee Beans
- Pure Origin
- Papua New Guinea (Western Highlands and Wahgi Valley)
- Roasted in Austria
- Suitablefor Filter and Espresso
- 250g Specialty Coffee Beans
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What Are Filter Coffee Beans?
Filter coffee beans are specially selected and roasted to enhance the brewing method of filter coffee, such as pour-over, drip coffee makers, or French press. Unlike espresso machines that use finely ground darker roast, filter coffee typically calls for medium roasts or even light roasts, which highlight the coffee's natural flavours and tasting notes. Coffee lovers often choose single origin coffees for filter brewing, as they offer distinct flavour profiles and a cleaner cup of coffee compared to blends.
Filter coffee beans differ from espresso beans primarily in grind size and roast level. While espresso machines use darker roast coffee grounds, filter coffee usually features a medium grind size to optimise extraction during brewing. The result is a cup of coffee with vibrant acidity, lighter body, and nuanced flavour.
How to Select Quality Filter Coffee Beans
When selecting the best coffee beans for filter coffee, focus on the roast level and origin. Medium roasts are ideal for filter brewing as they preserve the coffee's natural flavours while offering balanced acidity. Coffee beans for filter coffee are often sourced from small batch coffee roasters, ensuring they are freshly roasted and full of flavour. Look for single origin coffees that specify the roast date, as freshly roasted beans are the best beans for filter coffee.
When purchasing, consider whether you prefer single origin or blends. Single origin coffees tend to showcase unique flavour profiles, while blends can offer a more balanced cup. Additionally, consider the coffee roaster's reputation for quality, as this can make a significant difference in your coffee experience.
Factors to Consider: Roast, Origin, and Grind Size
To brew coffee that tastes exceptional, it’s crucial to match the coffee beans with the right brewing method. For French press or drip coffee, medium roasts work best, providing a full-bodied cup without overwhelming bitterness. On the other hand, darker roast beans might be preferable for coffee lovers who enjoy a richer, more robust flavour.
Grind size is another important factor. Coarser grinds suit French press brewing, while medium to medium-fine grinds are best for pour-over methods. Always use filtered water to prevent any impurities from affecting the coffee’s taste. Freshly ground beans also make a significant difference, so grind just before brewing to maintain freshness and flavour.
Recommended Brewing Methods for Filter Coffee Beans
There are several methods to brew coffee using filter coffee beans:
- Pour-Over (V60 or Chemex): Offers a bright, clean cup with well-defined tasting notes.
- French Press: Creates a fuller-bodied cup, ideal for medium roasts.
- Drip Coffee Maker: Convenient for brewing larger quantities, producing a balanced and smooth cup.
- Cold Brew: Uses coarsely ground coffee for a smooth, less acidic result.
For each method, ensure your grind size matches the brewing method to optimise extraction. Use hot water just off the boil (around 92-96°C) for best results.
Tips for Getting the Best Flavour from Your Beans
- Use Freshly Roasted Beans: Coffee loses flavour as it ages, so always choose freshly roasted beans.
- Measure Accurately: A coffee scale ensures the right coffee-to-water ratio, typically 1:15 to 1:17 for filter coffee.
- Filtered Water: Using filtered water enhances the coffee’s natural flavours and prevents mineral buildup in your coffee maker.
- Proper Storage: Keep your beans in an airtight container away from light and moisture to maintain freshness.
- Experiment with Brewing Variables: Adjust grind size, water temperature, and brewing time to find your preferred cup profile.
Wide Range of Quality Filter Coffee Beans
MaxiCoffee offers a vast selection of the best filter coffee beans from small batch coffee roasters, including single origin coffees and blends tailored for filter brewing. Our coffee experts carefully curate the selection to ensure quality, freshness, and diverse flavour profiles, from light and medium roasts to darker options. Whether you prefer a rich dark roast or a fruity single origin, you’ll find the perfect beans at MaxiCoffee.
Expert Guidance and Support for Your Coffee Journey
Our team of passionate coffee roasters and baristas are dedicated to helping you find the best filter coffee beans for your taste. We provide detailed descriptions and tasting notes for each product, guiding you to make an informed choice. Plus, our coffee brewing guides ensure that you make the most of your chosen beans, whether you are using a French press, pour-over, or drip coffee maker. Discover our range of freshly roasted beans and experience the perfect cup of coffee with MaxiCoffee.