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Danelaw Fjødr Coffee Beans 250g

Danelaw's lightest roast, with citrus and juicy fruit notes. Fjødr means feather; the name fits.

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Contains caffeine
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Filter, weekend morning
£13.55
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Is it for you?

People who want to taste how bright and fruity coffee can be.

Perhaps not if you take lots of milk; it suits a richer roast. Try Danelaw Mjólka Coffee Beans 250g →

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Light roast speciality coffee

The coffee that tastes like fruit, not roast

Fjødr is Danelaw's lightest, brightest blend — a cup bursting with lemon, berries and stone fruit for anyone ready to discover how vibrant coffee can be.

Roaster
Danelaw, Holmfirth
Roast
Light
Notes
Citrus, berries, tropical
Caffeine
Contains caffeine
Danelaw Fjødr Coffee Beans 250g brewed and ready to drink at home

The story

A featherweight with serious character

Fjødr takes its name from the Old Norse word for feather, and it fits. This is Danelaw's lightest roast, designed to let the natural fruit character of the beans shine through. The blend draws on washed and natural coffees from Africa and Latin America, and the result is something that surprises people who think coffee should only taste of chocolate and smoke.

In the cup you get lemon zest up front, then juicy berries and ripe stone fruit, carried along by a lively acidity that keeps everything bright. There is a tropical fruit sweetness in the finish that lingers nicely. As espresso it is sherbet-like and punchy; as filter it opens up into something sweet and endlessly interesting.

Roasted just a few miles from Porter Hill in Holmfirth, Fjødr has picked up Great Taste Awards in 2022, 2023 and 2024. It is a coffee for curious mornings and anyone who fancies seeing what speciality coffee can really do.

How to brew it

How to brew Fjødr

01Pour-over or filter

Amount
15g coffee
Water
250ml at 94°C
Time
3–4 minutes total

A slow, steady pour brings out the fruit and sweetness.

02Espresso

Amount
18g coffee
Water
36g yield
Time
28–32 seconds

Expect a bright, sherbet-like shot with citrus punch.

03Aeropress

Amount
15g coffee
Water
200ml at 90°C
Time
2 minutes, then press

Inverted method works well for a clean, sweet cup.

Shop tip: Grind a little coarser than you might for darker roasts. Fjødr is forgiving and rewards a gentler extraction.

Made for moments like

Saturday morning filter

Slow weekend mornings when you have time to actually taste your coffee and notice something new in every sip.

The curious first-timer

A gift for someone who thinks all coffee tastes the same. This one might change their mind.

Warm afternoon pick-up

Brewed over ice on a sunny afternoon, it becomes something like peach iced tea with a caffeine kick.

Lovely withLemon drizzle cakeFresh croissantsButtered toast and marmaladeGreek yoghurt with honeySummer fruit tart

Weighing it up?

Not quite what you’re after? Try these.

Danelaw Mjólka Coffee Beans 250gDanelaw Mjólka Coffee Beans 250gChoose Mjólka if you prefer a darker roast with chocolate and nut notes, especially with milk.£10.95 Nott Coffee Aurora Decaf Coffee Beans 250gNott Coffee Aurora Decaf Coffee Beans 250gChoose Aurora if you want similar fruity brightness but need to skip most of the caffeine.£13.95 Dark Woods Good Morning Sunshine Coffee 250gDark Woods Good Morning Sunshine Coffee 250gChoose Good Morning Sunshine for a smoother, sweeter cup with less acidity.£12.75

Good questions

Things people ask us in the shop

What does Fjødr taste like?

Bright and fruity. You will get lemon zest, juicy berries and stone fruit, with a tropical sweetness in the finish. It is nothing like a classic dark roast. Think summer fruit rather than chocolate.

Is this coffee too acidic for me?

If you enjoy bright, lively flavours in coffee or wine, you will love it. If you prefer something smooth and mellow, Danelaw's Mjólka or a darker roast might suit you better.

Can I add milk to Fjødr?

You can, but the fruit notes work best black or with just a splash. The brightness tends to get lost under lots of milk. This one is designed to drink lighter.

How many cups does 250g make?

Using around 15g per cup for filter or pour-over, you will get roughly 16–17 cups from the bag. For espresso doses of 18g, expect about 13–14 shots.

How should I store it?

Keep it in an airtight container at room temperature, away from heat and light. Use within a few weeks of opening for the best flavour.

Full product details

Named after the Old Norse word for “feather”, Fjødr is Danelaw’s lightest and brightest roast — a coffee created for those moments when you want to discover just how vibrant coffee can be. Blending exceptional coffees from Africa and Latin America, it delivers a cup bursting with fruit, sweetness, and character.

Expect bright citrus notes, juicy berries, and ripe stone fruit, all carried by a lively acidity and a lingering tropical fruit finish. It’s the sort of coffee that surprises people who think coffee should only taste of chocolate and roast.

For some, Fjødr is the coffee that changes everything — the first sip that reveals how complex and expressive speciality coffee can be. Brewed as espresso it’s vibrant and sherbet-like. As a filter coffee it becomes sweet, fruity, and endlessly fascinating.

Roasted just a few miles from Porter Hill in Holmfirth, this is a coffee for curious drinkers and adventurous mornings.

Bright • Fruity • Unexpected


Why you’ll love it

• 250g whole bean speciality coffee
• Danelaw’s lightest roast blend
• Notes of lemon, berries, stone fruit, and tropical fruit
• Bright acidity with high sweetness
• Great Taste Award winner
• Perfect for espresso, filter, Aeropress, and pour-over brewing


Brewing Guide

Fjødr shines as both espresso and filter coffee. If you enjoy bright, fruit-forward coffees with plenty of character, this is an excellent introduction to lighter roasts.


FAQs

What does Fjødr taste like?

Expect vibrant notes of lemon, berries, stone fruit, and tropical fruit with a sweet, lively finish.

Is this a dark coffee?

No. Fjødr is Danelaw’s lightest roast and is designed to showcase the natural fruit character of the beans.

Who is it for?

Anyone who enjoys speciality coffee, fruit-forward flavours, and discovering something a little different from the everyday.

Bright coffee, roasted nearby

Fjødr brings fruit and sunshine to your cup. Order by 4pm Monday to Friday for same-day dispatch, free UK delivery over £35.

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