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COFFEE ROASTERS & TEA BLENDERS INTRODUCTION Tudor Tea & Coffee Ltd was established in 1984 as a Tea Company. Introducing the facility to roast its ‘own’ coffee just 6 years later, it now boasts a ‘State of the Art’ Coffee Roasting plant. Being one of the few companies today employing its ‘own’ team of fully trained engineers, it is able to produce a product and offer a service to the people in the UK Food Service Market that other companies strive to emulate! Tudor Tea & Coffee Ltd achieved awards from the Tea Council for barista training can be carried out. Tudor Coffee, on behalf of INDEX the consistent high quality Tea that is produced and maintained. the client, can create their own coffee blend, and roast and Coffee Roasting Page 3 Tudor import, blend and produce Leaf Tea and Tea bags of personalise the product and can be tasted from our Sample Single Origin Coffee Page 4 various sizes for the UK Food Service Market. A complete range Roaster (by prior arrangement). Coffee Bean Pricing Page 5 of superior products such as the Masterpiece range of pure Tudor Tea & Coffee Ltd has over many years established an Tudor Tea Page 6 specialist string and tagged teabags to offer a comprehensive enviable reputation within the Food Service Industry, with all Tudor Tea Catering Range Page 7 and highly successful product range, guaranteed by our own of its engineers being fully employed by the company and we experienced tea tasters. Rainforest Alliance Product Range Page 8 ensure all are fully trained by the manufacturers directly. All carry Hot Chocolate Products Page 9 Tudor boasts having one of the most modern automated complete sets of spare parts to uphold our desired commitment Izzo Lever Espresso Machines Page 10 “state of the art” coffee roasting plants, the coffee factory of a 100% first time fix ratio. Promac Espresso Machines Page 11 initially started with a twenty kilo coffee roaster and has been Delicatessen & Farm Shop Grinders Page 12 transformed into this impressive plant offering complete We offer service and after sales support on a Nationwide basis Coffee Grinders Page 13 automation, with the roasting plant having a capacity now of in (UK mainland). A complete range of equipment is held in our Barista Training Page 14 excess of eight tons of coffee per day. Our Espresso Coffees warehouses. Bean To Cup Page 15 have won in the Great Taste Awards Two Gold Stars for our The service engineers are supported by a team within the offices Rainforest Alliance (100% Arabica & R/A Coffee) Milano and Bulk Brew Coffee Page 16 who have also been trained by the machine manufacturers. Roma Blends, and One Gold Star on our Latte Espresso Beans; Blenders, Smoothies & Syrups Page 17 Tudor customers can benefit from a complete historical record we also offer a comprehensive range of Single Origin Coffees. Repairs & Servicing Page 18 of machine warranties, sold by the company. Tudor are the only Take Away Cups & Cleaning Products Page 19 Tudor has installed a fully operational Sales and Demonstration company in the UK who can offer this complete support when it Engineering & Marketing Support Page 20 room, where coffee sampling and comprehensive and informed comes to Animo, Izzo, Promac and Egro. 2 www.tudorcoffee.co.uk Tel: 01708 866 966 Coffee MaChines • Coffee Roasting • tea Blending • take-away Cups • anCillaRies COFFEE ROASTING Our High Quality Espresso Coffees have won in the Great Taste Awards Two Gold Stars for our Rainforest Alliance (100% Arabica & R/A Coffee) Milano and Roma Blends, and One Gold Star on our Latte Espresso Beans. The Tudor Roastery has the capacity to roast in excess of eight tons of coffee per day, where the ultimate quality control and consistency in the product can be assured. Furthermore, a complete history of raw constituent through to the finished, packaged bags can be verified through the tracking facilities to ensure the customer is safe in the knowledge of blend integrity. Tudor believes in hot air slow roasting to enable the texture and flavour of the coffee to be maximised. Total control of heat temperature throughout all points of roasting is assured. Once roasted, the coffee is passed through destoners and metal detectors to eradicate all the problems that can affect the grinders whether they are for commercial or domestic purposes. Tudor have installed alongside the Italian Brambati system, after burners and catalytic converters to clean the air before it is sent into the atmosphere. Therefore achieving the highest environmental standards. Our Espresso Coffees have won the Great Taste Awards Two Gold Stars for our Rainforest Alliance (100% Arabica & RFA Coffee) and Roma Blends. One Gold Star on our Milano Coffee Beans; we also offer a complete range of Single Origin Coffees. Coffee MaChines • Coffee Roasting • tea Blending • take-away Cups • anCillaRies Tel: 01708 866 966 www.tudorcoffee.co.uk 3 SINGLE ORIGIN COFFEE We have recently embarked upon developing a range of High Quality Single Origin Arabica Gourmet Coffees from selected Farms around the World. This is a fantastic opportunity to access and savour some of the finest Coffees from around our planet in their purest form. We hope you share our enthusiasm for these superb coffees and agree that they are worthy of special interest. COLOMBIA PALMITAS DISTRICT COLOMBIA SOMONDOCO PERU CAFÉ FEMENINO Arabica Coffee with a medium body, a bright DISTRICT OUTSTANDING COFFEE acidity and chocolate berry flavours. Arabica coffee with a cream body and medium (Fair Trade & Organic Certified) acidity. This single origin coffee has chocolate This organic coffee has a bright body, bright EL SALVADOR HG, BENEFICO and discreet herbal flavours. acidity and fruity, berry flavours. PIEDRA GRANDE (Rainforest Alliance Certified) BRAZIL DATERRA SANTA SUMATRA MANDHELING (Fair Trade & Organic Certified) This ethical coffee is grown by a sustainable COLOMBA a smooth, very full bodied coffee with low community of 3000 people in Cantón Izalco, (Rainforest Alliance Certified) acidity. It has a complex, spicy, syrupy character Sonsonate. It is grown at an altitude of 1250m Arabica coffee with a smooth velvet body, and a pleasant aftertaste. and has a bright body, gentle acidity and medium acidity and chocolaty flavours. chocolate/fruity flavours. TRY OUR SINGLE ORIGIN ARABICA COFFEE TODAY Our single origin coffee range is available for delivery and is sold in minimum and ethical credentials, our new coffees offer you quality Ethically sourced lots of 6 Kgs. Our new Arabica coffee is priced from £11 to £14 per Kg with products. The Rainforest Alliance accreditation guarantees that the product has free delivery on any order over £80 net of VAT. To place an order or to request a been ethically sourced and grown under the strict sustainable planting methods sample, please contact us. upheld / demanded by the Rainforest Alliance organisation; this ensures the natural resources are conserved, the indigenous wildlife is allowed to flourish, and Tudor are proud to announce our new ‘single origin’ coffee range. Sourced from that the rights and welfare of the workers and local communities are protected. specialist growers all over the world, our new Arabica coffee range brings you Certificates of its authenticity are available, visit www.rainforest-alliance.org to the world’s finest gourmet coffees in their purest form, with Fair Trade, organic understand more about the Rainforest Alliance concept. 4 www.tudorcoffee.co.uk Tel: 01708 866 966 Coffee MaChines • Coffee Roasting • tea Blending • take-away Cups • anCillaRies COFFEE BEAN PRICING We spend time with our clients, helping them choose the right blend of coffee. This includes offering tasting on site. Importance is placed upon choosing a blend which will enhance their business and suit their clientele. All budgets are accommodated for without compromising on quality. Taste and price are of equal importance! Each blend of beans is unique and has been developed to suit the demands of a more mature Espresso Drinking Culture. COST PER COST PER PRODUCT CODE WHOLE BEAN COFFEE 6x1Kg PRODUCT CODE WHOLE BEAN COFFEE 6x1Kg SIZE CASE SIZE CASE Tudor Italian Milano Espresso Mountain Blend MILA61B Award winning full flavoured espresso blend, £47.50 MOUN61B Superb all day coffee beans sourced from the £48.00 perfect for cappuccinos and lattes finest plantations of South and Central America Rainforest Alliance Certified™ Amazonian Espresso – The Artisans Choice Colombian Pure RAIN61B Treble award winning ethically sourced and £51.00 COLO61B Medium Roast coffee sourced exclusive £49.50 ecologically sustainable coffee, rich dark from Colombia, smooth all day Coffee espresso beans Tudor Italian Latte Espresso Blend Directors Blend Award winning Tudor Italian Latte Espresso Hugely popular Medium Roast all day coffee LATT61B £45.00 DIRE61B £51.00 Blend Java based distinctive rich, smooth and beans sourced from the finest plantations full flavoured espresso coffee of South America and Africa Decaffeinated Tudor Italian Roma Espresso DECA61B £60.00 ROMA61B Award winning, medium to dark roast, £45.00 Decaffeinated Medium Dark Roast beans excellent all purpose espresso blend Tudor Italian Napoli Espresso Our best sellers NAPO61B Very distinctive earthy blend, supreme £46.50 for all espresso coffees Pricing quoted may change due to Tudor Dark Espresso fluctuations in prices in the Worlds ESPR61B Dark roast and full flavoured Chocolate £46.50 Coffee Markets. character espresso beans Coffee MaChines • Coffee Roasting • tea Blending • take-away Cups • anCillaRies Tel: 01708 866 966 www.tudorcoffee.co.uk 5 TUDOR TEA At Tudor we have been blending teas since 1984. We have won awards from the Tea Council for our products and our aim is to achieve some of the best blends available to the Food Service Market. This attention to detail ensures that Tudor produce fantastic quality teas that can be enjoyed at all times of the day.
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