A good cup of coffee is one of my many weakness and I don't believe in having caffeine free with it whats the point. If I want caffeine free fir example on a night I will have a herbal tea. Caffeine free coffee is just plain wrong and coffee that's bean mucked around with. Now Taylors of Harrogate is one of my favorite makers of coffee and as they own Bettys to It is easy for me to pop into t get some freshly ground coffee to have but failing that I will buy these packets from the supermarket. Rich Italian nowadays does look a bit different from the picture shown. The Packet ************* The package is green and yellow ...  Read the complete review

Having been pleased with other Tailor's coffee, I thought that this would be a good coffee to try next. I bought it at Waitrose, and it was around £2.50 for a 227g pack I think, though I can't remember exactly. That is about an average price for a bag of coffee I think. It is labeled as a strength 4, and I would say that is about right, it is definitely a good bit stronger than their Cafe Imperial. I made some for my housemate, and he said he thought it was quite strong, though he rarely drinks any coffee and is perhaps not a good judge, though he did enjoy it. I didn't think it was greatly different in strength than many of the weaker strength 5 types, but I suppose it .  Read the complete review

Yet another coffee in the Taylors of Harrogate range and this one is every bit as good as the Take It Easy variety except that it does have twice the caffeine in it.When I say that, I mean that is is regular strength, its just that the Take it Easy is only half the strength of this one. Does that seem clear? Described as rich Italian (well wouldn't we all like one of those? Nudge, nudge, wink, wink) it is rich, dark and full-bodied. Stick your nose in the bag and have a good sniff, but not too close or you'll end up with more up your nose than in your coffee machine and that just won't do you know. Anyway the smell is divine I tell you, ...  Read the complete review