Linton House coffees are expertly blended and full of character, and we have proudly named them in honour of our home town of Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk. Charles Dickens’ character Mr Samuel Pickwick, who famously spent time in the town, is brimming with conviviality, hearty appetite and good humour. So, of course, we named our most popular coffee blend after him.
From the range of delights supplied by Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk-based family business Marimba World Chocolate. See the full range or visit our own shops in Sudbury and Bury St Edmunds.
Linton House King Edmund coffee beans - 1kg
£13.45
Single origin Honduras and 100% RFA certified roasted coffee beans. 100% Arabica, single-origin and 100% Rain Forest Alliance certified. Complex and fruity, with a hint of cocoa. He may have been killed in 869 by the Vikings, but King (later Saint) Edmund lives on in our local folklore and the name of our town. For a while he was the patron saint of England, and we back the campaign to have him rightly reinstated today. So we are proud to have dedicated our most noble coffee in his honour.
Linton House King Edmund coffee beans - 250g
£5.25
Single origin Honduras and 100% RFA certified roasted coffee beans. 100% Arabica, single-origin and 100% Rain Forest Alliance certified. Complex and fruity, with a hint of cocoa. He may have been killed in 869 by the Vikings, but King (later Saint) Edmund lives on in our local folklore and the name of our town. For a while he was the patron saint of England, and we back the campaign to have him rightly reinstated today. So we are proud to have dedicated our most noble coffee in his honour.
Venezuela Milk 43% Hot Chocolate Melt bag - 1kg
£21.00
Create a rich, smooth and indulgent hot chocolate experience from our flakes of real single origin milk chocolate, made from Criollo and Trinitario cocoa beans from Venezuela. Blended for a richer milk chocolate. Flavour notes of caramel, hazelnuts and butter with roasted cocoa and vanilla aroma make for the most luxurious hot chocolate experience around. Simply stir four heaped dessert spoons or eight teaspoons (40g) into a mug of hot milk, or use your Dualit/Velvetiser. Enough for 25 mugs.
