All-purpous-grind, suitable for filter, cafetiere and espresso.
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.
Also included in these great gift products:
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 Saffron Walden and Bury St Edmunds.
Spiced Orange Dark Chocolate Giant Button Tub
£5.75
Our beautiful 55% dark chocolate giant buttons work perfectly with the spiced orange flavouring. We include Sorrento orange oil in this recipe for the perfect balance of zest and spice.
Chocolate Thins Gift Pack
£19.40
Our presentation box for four cartons of our amazing handmade chocolate Thins. Choose your favourite flavours to include.
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Linton House Abbeygate ground coffee - 250g
£6.50
A classy ground coffee from 100% roasted Arabica beans. From Honduras and Sumatra, aromatic with moderate acidity, a little fruitiness, pronounced earthiness and body. All-purpous-grind, suitable for filter, cafetiere and espresso. Bury St Edmunds' Abbeygate Street lies right at the heart of the town, bridging the gap between the medieval Abbey ruins and the historic shopping streets. Bustling and lively, yet classically elegant, the street reminds us of our favourite 100% Arabica beans.
Linton House King Edmund ground coffee - 250g
£5.95
Single origin Honduras and 100% RFA certified ground roasted coffee beans. 100% Arabica, single-origin and 100% Rain Forest Alliance certified. Complex and fruity, with a hint of cocoa. All-purpous-grind, suitable for filter, cafetiere and espresso. 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.
