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Scottish Hebridean Coffee Beans (227g)

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Scottish Hebridean Coffee Beans (227g) — Chosen by Mairi MacInnes, Voice of the Hebrides

Some coffees tell a story. This one sings one.

These Bold & Feisty Scottish Hebridean coffee beans were personally chosen by Mairi MacInnes — one of Scotland's most accomplished Gaelic singers, born and raised in South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Mairi, who teaches Gaelic song at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, wanted a coffee that reflected her roots: bold, full of character, and deeply connected to the wild, pure landscape of the islands.

Roasted and packed in the Scottish Highlands by a small boutique roastery, made with passion — following Mairi's own unique recipe. 100% Arabica whole beans, crafted to complement Scotland's naturally crystal-clear soft water, and bold enough to match the spirit of the Hebrides.

You can find Mairi's music on Spotify, Instagram & YouTube.

Tasting Notes — Bold & Feisty

  • Full-bodied & bold — a coffee with real presence and character
  • Rich chocolate notes with a smooth, rounded finish
  • Nutty undertones and gentle natural sweetness
  • Never bitter — the soft water connection keeps it clean and smooth
  • Roasted with passion in the Scottish Highlands — small batch, boutique quality from start to finish

The Hebridean Story

The Outer Hebrides is a place of extraordinary natural beauty — rugged coastlines, ancient Gaelic culture, and some of the purest, softest water in the world. Mairi MacInnes grew up immersed in this landscape and its traditions. When she created her recipe, she was looking for something that matched that same boldness and authenticity — a Highland roast that would shine when brewed with Scotland's crystal-clear soft water. A small, passionate boutique roastery in the Scottish Highlands brings her vision to life, roasting and packing every batch to her exact specification with care and craft.

About Mairi MacInnes

Mairi MacInnes is one of Scotland's most celebrated Gaelic singers, hailing from South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Renowned for her powerful, soulful voice and her dedication to preserving Scottish Gaelic culture, Mairi teaches Gaelic song at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland — one of Europe's leading conservatoires. Her connection to Hebridean heritage runs deep, and so does her love of a bold, feisty cup of coffee.

Perfect For

  • Bean-to-cup machines — freshly ground perfection
  • Home grinders — cafetière, filter, or stove-top
  • Traditional espresso — bold and full-bodied
  • Scottish heritage lovers and Gaelic culture enthusiasts
  • Anyone who wants a genuinely artisan coffee with a real story behind it

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mairi MacInnes?
Mairi MacInnes is one of Scotland's most accomplished Gaelic singers, from South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. She teaches Gaelic song at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and is celebrated for her powerful voice and dedication to Scottish Gaelic culture. You can find her music on Spotify, Instagram and YouTube.

Where is this coffee roasted?
Roasted and packed in the Scottish Highlands by a small boutique roastery, made with passion and following Mairi's own unique recipe. Every batch is crafted to her exact specification — true Highland provenance from bean to bag.

Why was this coffee crafted for Scotland's soft water?
Scotland's water is naturally soft, clean, and mineral-light — and Mairi's recipe was developed to complement it perfectly. The result is a bold, smooth cup with no bitterness, letting the full character of the Arabica beans shine through.

What does it taste like?
Bold, feisty, and full of flavour — rich chocolate notes, nutty undertones, and a smooth, rounded finish. Never harsh, never bitter. Just a genuinely great cup of coffee.

What's the best brewing method?
These whole beans work beautifully in bean-to-cup machines, home grinders for cafetière or filter, and traditional espresso setups. Grind fresh just before brewing for the best flavour.

Prefer it pre-ground?
Try the Scottish Hebridean Ground Coffee (227g) — the same Bold & Feisty Mairi MacInnes blend, ready to brew. No grinder needed.

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Roasted with passion in the Scottish Highlands and dispatched fresh. FREE UK delivery on orders over £70.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Alexander S. ★★★★★

The Bold & Feisty description is spot on—these beans have a real kick that wakes up my morning routine, and the 227g bag lasted me a solid two weeks of daily brews. Someone clearly put heart into this roast.

Christopher K. ★★★★★

Opened the bag and the aroma immediately filled the kitchen—these beans have such a deep, rich scent. The bold roast comes through perfectly in every cup, with none of that bitter aftertaste you sometimes get. Definitely my new go-to for a morning brew that actually wakes you up.

Leo ★★★★★

The bold and feisty description is spot on — these beans have a real kick that cuts through milk beautifully. I've tried a lot of Scottish roasts and this 227g bag lasted me a week of strong morning brews, every cup as punchy as the last.