Grumpy Mule Top Notch Organic Blend Coffee Beans

Top Notch: ‘of the highest level'.

Our organic blend is exactly that. Using coffee from smallholders in Colombia and other seasonal origins, we ensure only our finest Kick-Ass coffee makes its way into this blend for a sweeter, well-rounded cup.

Roast 3 - sweet and well-rounded, With tastes of Berries and Dark Chocolate, Specialty coffee roasted in Meltham, Yorkshire with stubborn attention to detail for consistently great taste, Top Notch Wholebean Organic Blend, 100% Fairtrade and Organic certified Arabica coffee

We’re an independent coffee roaster based on Meltham, Yorkshire. Grumpy Mule is part of Cafédirect Group. They’re a B Corp and a social enterprise, which means we’re all about making a profit to make a real difference for coffee farmers. Our coffee’s got to be kick-Ass, and that means caring about everyone and everything involved.

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Great coffee shouldn't be hard to find. But frankly, it can be a right old fuss.

That's why we've put in the hard work for all you coffee lovers. We head to high altitudes to source the best crops. Then back here in Yorkshire, we get roasting with a stubborn attention to detail. All done with our no-nonsense approach.

The result? Kick-Ass Coffee

Cafédirect,
The Roastery,
Bent Ley Industrial Estate,
Holmfirth,
HD9 4EP.

Cafédirect,
The Roastery,
Bent Ley Industrial Estate,
Holmfirth,
HD9 4EP.

All our coffee is 100% Fairtrade. That means every bean you sip helps farmers handle the ups and downs of growing coffee in tricky climates and also supports them in taking care of the local environment.

Organic - More than half of our coffee range is organic-certified. We’re talking nature-friendly farming with minimal impact on the environment.

Reducing harmful emissions - We’re on a mission to cut down our greenhouse gas emissions. Our parent company, Cafédirect Group, is all in with the Science Based Targets initiative, which means our targets are solid, not just talk. They’re the only UK coffee company with a science-based plan to hit net zero by 2040. Just one of the many ways we’re working towards a greener future is by using recyclable coffee packaging.