Meet the coffee beans

More character.
In every choice.

Find a coffee your people will enjoy: a rounded everyday blend, a bold dark roast, a brighter single origin or a decaf option. Explore the profiles before we plan the machine.

Roasted coffee beans surrounding the Coffee Network brand mark
Six coffee profiles. Plenty of character.

Six coffee profiles

A coffee for
their kind of cup.

Start with the flavours your people enjoy. We’ll help match your coffee choice to the drinks and equipment.

Strength 4

Caffe Espresso

Chocolate-led. Ready for the everyday.

A rounded, full-bodied blend with a smooth finish and gentle citrus lift. A versatile starting point for an Americano, flat white or cortado.

  • Chocolate
  • Caramel
  • Vanilla
Roast
Medium-dark
Origins include
Brazil · Central America · India

A familiar coffee for mixed tastes and everyday use.

Discuss this coffee
Strength 3

Caffe Velluto

Toasted almond. A little depth.

A full-bodied blend with a creamy character and rounded sweetness. Enjoy the depth in an espresso or let it carry through a cappuccino or latte.

  • Toasted almond
  • Molasses
  • Caramel
Roast
Medium-dark
Origins include
A blend of coffees from the Americas and India

For a smooth espresso or a rounded milk-based favourite.

Discuss this coffee
Strength 5

Caffe Marco

The bold one.

Dark roasted for a more intense cup, with a velvety feel and a lingering cocoa finish. A choice for people who enjoy a more pronounced coffee character.

  • Bittersweet cocoa
  • Toasted nuts
  • Full body
Roast
Dark
Origins include
India · 100% Robusta

A bolder espresso or a coffee that holds its character with milk.

Discuss this coffee
Strength 4

Caffe Centro

Caramel sweetness. A clean finish.

A Fairtrade coffee option with a silky character, caramel sweetness and a crisp finish. A blend to explore when flavour and sourcing both matter to your choice.

  • Caramel
  • Balanced acidity
  • Clean finish
Origins include
Peru · Central America · India

For a caramel-led cup with a sourcing story.

Discuss this coffee
Strength 4

Caffe Peru

A brighter kind of coffee break.

A medium-roasted, single-origin coffee with a lively citrus character and softer chocolate notes. The supplier’s Fairtrade and Organic option offers a different direction from darker blends.

  • Milk chocolate
  • Citrus
  • Stone fruit
Roast
Medium
Origins include
Single origin · Peru

For people drawn to brighter flavours and single-origin coffee.

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Strength 3

Caffe Decaff

Still a proper coffee moment.

A decaffeinated option with gentle sweetness and a clean, lighter feel. A way to keep the coffee choice open for people who prefer decaf, in black or milk-based drinks.

  • Chocolate
  • Dark fruit
  • Light body
Roast
Medium-dark
Origins include
Central American coffee, with Brazilian coffee in the blend

For decaf drinkers; the dispensing arrangement is checked for your machine.

Discuss this coffee

Strength numbers help you compare this range; they are not caffeine measurements. Profiles describe the products; the complete station menu and decaf arrangement depend on your chosen setup.

A useful way to compare

A grade is a guide.
Flavour makes the choice.

3

Velluto & Decaff

Two different choices: a rounded blend and a decaffeinated coffee. Read the tasting notes alongside the grade.

4

Espresso, Centro & Peru

Chocolate-led, caramel-led and brighter single-origin profiles can carry the same grade and still taste different.

5

Marco

The dark-roasted, 100% Robusta option for a more pronounced coffee character.

A different preparation?

Other coffee formats.
A conversation about the setup.

Ground & filter coffee.

We can also discuss ground coffee, filter sachets and decaf formats for separate brewing. Tell us about your existing preparation and the drinks you need.

Discuss your brewing needs

Instant coffee formats.

Colombian freeze-dried coffee and Kenco options are also options to discuss. These need a suitable preparation or machine arrangement, separate from the whole-bean profiles above.

Plan the equipment

Products, availability and preparation are confirmed in your proposal. We help match each format to the right way of making the drink.

Before your first cup

A few useful answers.

What do the tasting notes mean?

They describe the coffee’s flavour character. Chocolate, caramel or toasted-almond notes are not a complete ingredient or allergen declaration. Ask for the current information for your selected products and drinks.

Can we have decaf?

A decaf bean option is part of the range to discuss. We confirm how it can be prepared with your chosen machine; a second coffee option is not automatically available at every station.

Do you roast the coffee yourselves?

We source the coffee for your managed service. We help select the profile and setup around your venue rather than presenting Coffee Network as the roaster.

Cambridgeshire · Hertfordshire · Bedfordshire

Let’s find your coffee.

Tell us what your people drink and the flavour they enjoy. We’ll plan the coffee and equipment together.

Let’s talk coffee