Number one thing OP needs to do is buy a grinder. Doesn't need to be an expensive one for filter either. I have a Eureka Mignon Filtro just for filter which is far more than you need, but it matches my espresso grinder so
Good roasters with reasonable prices :
Neighbourhood Coffee
Wogan Coffee
Chipp Coffee
47 Degrees
Just buy 1kg and decant 200g a time into a jar. Much, MUCH cheaper buying by the kilo. Lasts about two to three weeks for us so beans are well in their prime.Another tip, i would recommend you buy coffee beans in 200 g bags they come in, because over time bigger bags lose freshness which is key for the best possible coffee flavour, but with 200 g bags you know your coffee will be more fresher and when you have used all coffee beans in 200 g bag you open another with that lovely fresh aroma again.
200 g bags for me makes about 20 cups of coffee.
Unless you put your coffee beans in an air tight container.
White Rose is crap, cheap for a reason. Slow delivery. Dry, dark roasts. Not worth it.Not a bad place to buy from and pretty reasonable.White Rose Coffee Roasters - Roasting Perfection in Yorkshire
Speciality coffee roasters based in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Offering a range of freshly roasted single origin coffee, including many Speciality Arabicas and also providing a coffee subscription service to easily try a wide range of coffee from around the World.whiterosecoffeeroasters.co.uk
Good roasters with reasonable prices :
Neighbourhood Coffee
Wogan Coffee
Chipp Coffee
47 Degrees