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UGANDA ZOMBO - Medium Roast Coffee - Beans / 250g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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At Redber we only roast to order. We try to roast and dispatch your coffee the same day as your order so that you can enjoy the freshest coffee. We roast six days a week, Monday to Saturday and we dispatch from Monday to Friday. We try to clear all of our orders by 16:00 each day, but we ask you to allow an extra day as contingency in case of a roasting backlog.
We now provide free delivery for orders from £40*:
For orders under £40 the options are:
* Delivery exceptions
* Free delivery applies to Mainland UK only.
* The costs for delivery to Northern Ireland and Scottish Highlands and Islands are £5 for 5kg and under and £15.99 for 5kg to 30kg.
* Delivery cannot be made to PO Boxes.
* Delivery prices include VAT.
For anything above 100kg please contact us for a quote. If your order is heavy or large you may have to pay additional delivery charges. In such a case we will contact you before we ship your order.
Delivery is subject to external circumstances such as occasional delays and errors. No delivery provider is faultless, and there is no vendor or delivery provider anywhere that can guarantee certain next day delivery. Timely delivery is out of our control once your order has been dispatched and we cannot be held accountable for late delivery.
You can provide a delivery note with delivery instructions for the delivery service you have chosen.
Our orders are shipped using either Royal Mail or DPD. You can use the links below to track your order:
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If your order is damaged or incorrect we will offer a replacement or a refund. You should report damaged or incorrect goods to us within 24 hours of receiving the delivery so that we can try to resolve the issue. You should inspect any goods prior to signing for delivery. If there is any visible damage whatsoever you should immediately advise the delivery service. If inspection is not possible you should sign for goods ‘unexamined’ which will allow us to lodge a claim with the delivery service. We advise sending a photograph of any damaged goods. This will enable us to deal with your issue quickly.
You have the right to cancel your order within 14 days from receipt of the goods under the Consumer Contracts Regulations, 2013. You will incur the carriage charge for return of the goods. Refunds are subject to the provided goods being in perfect condition, unused and complete in their unopened original packaging. Please allow 14 working days for this process. Delivery charges cannot be refunded. To return any items, please email us at contact@redber.co.uk or call us on 01483 80 85 80, quoting your order number as reference. Your order number can be found in both your email order confirmation and the packing sheet usually included with your goods. The goods should then be returned by an agreed delivery method.
Your right to return or cancel goods does not apply to: goods that are liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly; OR which are made to your specification; OR which are sealed for hygiene or health protection purposes (and have been unsealed after you receive them); OR for services, once these have been completed, even if the cancellation period is still running. When we sell our coffee products, we promise that all of our coffee is roasted to order and is therefore fresh and never stored, and we customise your coffee according to your preferred brew method. As such, some of the products that you buy from us, by definition, may not allow you to exercise a right to cancel. This does not affect your statutory rights if the products are faulty or not as described.
We will endeavour to deal with any refunds in a prompt manner. We will issue refunds to the debit/credit card used to place the order.
UGANDA ZOMBO - Medium Roast Coffee
Uganda Zombo Medium Roast is an exceptional coffee collaboration with Seeds for Development, a charity supporting farming communities in northern Uganda. This microlot speciality coffee is crafted with care to bring out its true origin flavours. The medium roast profile reveals sharp notes of cranberry and the sweetness of pear, finishing with a bright juiciness and a hint of sugarcane. Each sip not only delights your taste buds but also contributes £1 per kg sold to support sustainable farming and community development through Seeds for Development.
The Uganda Zombo Medium Roast is perfect for brewing methods that highlight its clean and rich body, such as filter, cafetiere, V60, pour-over, and Aeropress. These methods enhance the bright, juicy flavours and sweet undertones, creating a refreshing and balanced cup.
The Uganda Zombo beans come from Zombo Coffee Partners in the Nile Highlands of northwest Uganda, specifically from the Zombo Micro-lot Cooperative - Women's Coffee. The beans are cultivated at altitudes of 1,400 to 1,600 meters above sea level and are of the SL14 variety. They are fully washed and sun-dried on raised beds, which ensures consistency and quality in every batch. This cooperative model empowers farmers, providing them with higher income and enabling sustainable community development.
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Uganda Zombo Medium Roast is an exceptional coffee collaboration with Seeds for Development, a charity supporting farming communities in northern Uganda. This microlot speciality coffee is crafted with care to bring out its true origin flavours. The medium roast profile reveals sharp notes of cranberry and the sweetness of pear, finishing with a bright juiciness and a hint of sugarcane. Each sip not only delights your taste buds but also contributes £1 per kg sold to support sustainable farming and community development through Seeds for Development.
The Uganda Zombo Medium Roast is perfect for brewing methods that highlight its clean and rich body, such as filter, cafetiere, V60, pour-over, and Aeropress. These methods enhance the bright, juicy flavours and sweet undertones, creating a refreshing and balanced cup.
The Uganda Zombo beans come from Zombo Coffee Partners in the Nile Highlands of northwest Uganda, specifically from the Zombo Micro-lot Cooperative - Women's Coffee. The beans are cultivated at altitudes of 1,400 to 1,600 meters above sea level and are of the SL14 variety. They are fully washed and sun-dried on raised beds, which ensures consistency and quality in every batch. This cooperative model empowers farmers, providing them with higher income and enabling sustainable community development.
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