Rombouts One Cup Filter Coffee Review And Giveaway Ends 20/04

Thursday, 23 March 2017

Making coffee has become a bit of art these days. You take the best coffee seeds that have been nurtured by coffee farmers then selected and picked. These coffee cherries as they are called are selectively picked then dried, milled, roasted then ground. The process is called from seed to cup.

Luckily Rombouts have done that all for you. Then packaged it in a one-cup filter. I am sure you have heard of Rombouts. The family-owned and run coffee company was founded in Belgium in 1896 and in 1958 they founded the One Cup Filter product

The magic of the One Cup Filter is that it is simple and easy to use with no coffee mess, as the coffee is contained in the sealed filter.

I was sent a selection of Rombouts One Cup Filters to review, and a prize of a selection of products to give away on my blog. Before I tell you how to enter let's have a look at the products.

The One Cup filters come in a packet of 10 with a lid. So simple to use, first you boil the water then you sit the filter on the cup. When the water has boiled you carefully pour the water onto the filter up to the level which will only take a few seconds. To keep the water hot you pop the lid on the filter and wait for it to drip. Less than 20 seconds later your coffee is made, all you have to do is add milk and sugar to taste and voila!

So I must admit I was a little dubious about the quality of the coffee. How could something so quick taste good?

Original Filters

These filters are a medium strength filters which they say are suitable for any time of day. The coffee tasted well rounded, with no bitter aftertaste, which delighted me. I particularly hate getting bitter coffee when I go to a cafe. It wasn't too strong for me, or too weak. It was as Goldilocks would say 'just right'.

Italian Style Filters

These filters give a rich dark coffee with a full-bodied flavour. Perfect for after an evening meal these filters are for the real coffee connoisseurs, those that take their coffee seriously. Personally, I wouldn't drink these after 10 pm as they are a stronger coffee.

Columbian Filters

The Columbian filters are a medium roast filter. The coffee tastes rich, flavourful with a hint of sweetness. A coffee you can drink at any time and a coffee that I thought was particularly delicious. One up from the original filters in my opinion.

Decaf Filters

The Decaf filters are an interesting product. I was intrigued to see how they would taste. The coffee is a medium roast and comes with a blue filter. It didn't smell as rich and robust as the other coffee and wasn't as smooth but if you want a coffee before bedtime it was perfectly acceptable. I think it is a good idea to have these in the cupboard to indulge in your coffee fix if you want to reduce your caffeine intake.

All these filters cost £2.69 for a pack of ten. Great value I think you will agree. They also come packaged in foil to keep fresh.

Today on my blog you can win a selection of Rombouts products including some one cup filter coffees. Whilst you are here don't forget to check out the rest of the competitions I have running too and this coffee box review. Good luck!