Coffee roaster shops in Europe

#1: Post by **Sp0ke** » June 11th, 2023, 7:50 am

Hello! I want to start ordering from European Coffee Roasters and i would like your advice about which roasters do you suggest from Europe. I prefer Europe because otherwise i'd have to pay custom taxes and it will be way more expensive. I have already wrote down The Barn , Nomad , La Cabra , Drop , Five Elephant , Coffee Collective , Tim Wendelboe , Friedhats , Manhattan , Gardelli.

Thanks in advance.

#2: Post by **isido993** » June 11th, 2023, 12:47 pm

Coffea Circulor https://coffeacirculor.com/

#3: Post by **Jeff** » June 11th, 2023, 8:32 pm

April in Copenhagen -- https://www.aprilcoffeeroasters.com/

#4: Post by **ojt** » June 12th, 2023, 5:45 am

Out of the ones already listed Manhattan and La Cabra have been consistently good so far. Here's a few that were not listed, that might be interesting, and a couple that are local-ish to me. All more towards the light roast preference, so for medium to dark you may need to look elsewhere.

Italy:
https://en.neroscurocoffee.com
https://bugancoffeelab.com
https://garagecoffeebros.com

Out of these Nero Scuro is my go-to for simple but good light roasted coffee for filter use. Bugan is quite famous here in Italy, and Garage won the 2020 Italian roast championship.

Ireland:
https://calendarcoffee.ie
https://www.sumocoffeeroasters.com

Calendar coffee was a nice surprise, but only based on 1 bag so far.

Sumo still to be tasted but I know people who swear the roasts are supreme.

Finland:
http://frukt.coffee
https://onedaycoffee.co

The owner / roaster at Frukt used to work for Coffee Collective (IIRC) but then started his own shop. I've only tasted a couple of bags from them but they were veery good indeed. Will order more now that I'm going to Finland.

One Day Coffee I haven't really tasted yet, but they have Koji processed coffee (at the moment looks like in green only) which I tasted at WOC Milan and it was super.

#5: Post by **Mayhem** » June 13th, 2023, 12:23 pm

As Norway is not in the EU, I wouldn't order from Tim Wendelboe if you don't want to be taxed and/or stuck in customs.

Out of my local Swedish roasters, my current favorite is Gringo Nordic. Lots and lots of new coffees available pretty much all the time.

https://www.gringonordic.se/

#6: Post by **TomVM** » July 3rd, 2023, 4:46 am

https://www.crossroast.be/

Roastery in Antwerp where I buy my coffees. Very consistent and balanced coffees.

#7: Post by **NelisB** » July 3rd, 2023, 7:00 am

Netherlands:
Dak Rotterdam
A Matter of Concrete Rotterdam

Belgium:
MOK

France:
Substance

Germany:
Schön (and many other)

Greece:
Kudu
The Underdog