Blue Goose Coffee is known for creating the finest-tasting speciality coffees, packaged in the most environmentally friendly formats.
Sustainably grown and ethically sourced from the world’s best coffee-growing regions, its multi-award winning speciality arabica coffees help you create wonderful barista-quality coffees in the comfort of your own home, whether that’s with compostable Nespresso®-compatible pods or its bean and ground coffees in compostable pouches.
Far from opting for plastic and aluminium coffee pods (that last up to 500 years in landfill!) in the hunt for profits, Blue Goose Coffee’s exceptional, award-winning plastic-free and compostable coffee pods prove just how good coffee pods should taste.
While big brands shun green technology and materials to protect margins and shareholder payouts, this company’s focus is on protecting the people, the coffee and the biodiversity in the fields and forests in which their coffees are grown.
From the outset, there was a parallel desire to match these eco credentials with the finest capsule coffee experience, which has meant Blue Goose only sources speciality-grade coffees, for which they pay their smallholder farming cooperatives and growers a premium beyond the Fairtrade Minimum Price.
This greater income ensures their growers and their communities thrive into the future and continually develop sustainable farming practices that help nurture local biodiversity.
From Bird-friendly coffees to choosing coffee from farmers embracing biodynamic farming practices, sip by sip you will be helping them drive positive change in the coffee industry and ensuring environmentally sound practices become the norm.
With the help of Blue Goose Coffee, coffee connoisseurs with a conscience can now sit back and sip away knowing their coffee is not only environmentally friendly but also ethically sourced, too. Indeed, Blue Goose represents an easy sustainable switch for environmentally conscious consumers while delivering the ultimate coffee experience without costing the Earth.
Blue Goose Coffee’s single-origin Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Arabica is a treat to savour, helping it secure a Which? Magazine ‘Best Buy’ accolade in the first week it was on sale. Enjoy it as a ristretto or espresso to fully appreciate its bright, sweet aromatics and flavours. For an extra-indulgent coffee experience, add a splash of warm milk just after brew.
You’ll also love the Organic Peruvian eco coffee pods, which deliver a smooth, balanced coffee with chocolate notes and hints of rich fruit for that morning treat or afternoon lift.
Forget that Nespresso Lungo in your cupboard and swap to the Blue Goose Lungo, a full-bodied delight with a rich blend to suit a longer Americano or latte. Nicely balanced, you’ll love its bold aroma and the fruity notes cutting through.
Or if you fancy a caffeine detox then opt for the 100% chemical-free Swiss Water Decaf compostable coffee pod – it delivers an exceptional coffee without the caffeine kick or chemical trail. You won’t even know it’s a decaf!
Blue Goose Coffee’s Flight house coffee combines sweet notes with great body so is perfect on its own or if you prefer longer milky drinks like a cappuccino or latte. Small batch roasted to perfection and available in compostable pouches, Flight is a balanced blend that combines wonderful Arabica coffee sourced from Brazil that delivers a coffee full of flavour no matter how you brew – from Aeropress to espresso machine.
The exquisite Colombian Sugarcane Decaf is a delightful coffee with a rich cocoa-like flavour profile. The cup reveals prominent hints of milk chocolate and almond, captivating your taste buds. Small batch roasted to perfection and available in compostable pouches, this speciality grade coffee is cultivated in the elevated Andes region of Narino, where it undergoes the sugarcane method of decaffeination, a relatively new process that has rapidly gained recognition in the specialty market as one of several solvent-free decaffeination methods.
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