House Blend Coffee

House blend coffee is a signature mix crafted by a roaster to reflect their core flavour style. It typically combines beans from multiple origins to create a smooth, balanced profile that appeals to a wide range of drinkers. These coffees are chosen for their seasonality and can change to reflect the style of the blend.

At EDGE, our house blends are freshly roasted here in glorious West Sussex and are known for their reliable flavour, batch after batch.

House blend coffee often tastes smooth and approachable, with notes of chocolate, nut, and mild fruit depending on the roast profile. EDGE blends are designed to deliver a consistent full-bodied flavour with just the right amount of sweetness and depth, ideal for everyday drinking.

When coffee is described as a house blend, it means it’s a roaster’s signature combination of beans. It’s not tied to a single origin, but rather crafted to be consistent, well-rounded, and versatile across brewing methods. House blends are often the go-to option in cafés and kitchens alike.

A house blend refers to the mix of beans, while an original roast refers to how the beans are roasted. A house blend could be roasted light, medium, or dark depending on the roaster’s preference. An original roast is often a single-origin coffee roasted in a way that highlights its natural flavour notes.

House blend coffee is usually roasted to a medium level, giving it a balanced strength that’s not too bold or too light. At EDGE, our blends are crafted for full flavour without overwhelming bitterness. If you prefer a stronger brew, try adjusting your grind or brew time for more intensity.

Yes, house coffee beans can be used in an espresso machine. The blend is crafted to work beautifully under pressure, making it ideal for bean-to-cup machines and home espresso setups.

Just select the espresso grind when ordering, or choose whole beans if you prefer to grind fresh. Our house blends are designed to perform perfectly across brewing methods, including cafetières, filters, and espresso machines.

For tips on getting the best results, check out our brewing guides below:

• How to Make the Perfect Espresso
• How Do You Make Coffee in a Cafetière or French Press?
• A Guide to Blends, Single Origin & Microlot Coffee