We're currently looking for someone to join the team. The role we're looking to fill is that of our delivery driver/production assistant. It is full time, ...
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May 21, 2013 · by Marty Latham · in Uncategorized They are here, and are making their presence felt immediately with an exciting and delicious start to the Kenyan season! First up we have the Kiawamaruru Peaberry, which as it was last year is tasting amazing. Very crisp and refreshing...
This was fun, until I hit the bowl that was body- it was like drinking a bowl of spit. It looked like water but was thick and had ‘body’. It was all kinds of gross (I got most of them right except I got the acids mixed up). After this we cupped two tables. The first was 3 bowls that w...
This past weekend was the London Coffee Festival, during which there were a number of competitions held in which members of the team were competing. Friday – UK Brewers Cup This is a relatively new competition and one of our favourites. John, Marty and Sang Ho all competed and all did...
Forget the cold weather, we have a new Colombian filter to put some sunshine in your cup! The La Serrania comes from the municipality of Palestina just south of the town Pitalito in the Huila region of Colombia. Interestingly, the name of this coffee is not the farm name nor a washing...
I just returned to London after having the pleasure of judging at the El Salvador Cup of Excellence in San Salvador. Across a week of cupping, the international jury chose 25 coffees of the 51 presented with, to go forward to this year’s auction. It was great to see old and new friend...
An exciting 5 years have now passed since we opened our doors as Square Mile Coffee Roasters, and we are celebrating by releasing a very limited coffee to you, our loyal customers! We have one bag only of the El Paraiso from Maria Amparo Cuellar’s farm which is located in Los Pinos in...
Gerardo walked us through the raised drying beds that they just built inside 10×3 meter long greenhouses. Not just for producing cleaner coffee, the raised beds are also intended for helping them dry slower, fast drying times being one of the problems we often see in Honduras. Hopeful...
All our Hario home brewing equipment has been reduced in price, some up to 20%. This is simply down to the fact that the Japanese Yen has gotten weaker, so we all benefit from improved prices! For all our brewing equipment in the webshop, click here. We also have in stock now the bril...
