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OUR BLOG
We launched our blog back in 2020 and since then it's been the central place for all our brew guides, roastery updates, industry insights and anything else we love.
We've covered topics like 'How to keep your coffee fresher for longer', 'How to choose the best home espresso machine' and 'Easy espresso martini cocktail recipes'. There's something for everyone.
Alongside this, we've made some huge company announcements through our blog, like when we launched ur fresh new look and our new recyclable packaging.
Meet our Hero Coffees
We've spent years working on our hero range. They're a mix of blends and single-origin coffees from around the world.
There are 7 coffees in our hero range, which includes our decaf and low-caf. Each one is ethically sourced, roasted in Bristol and loved by many across the UK. What's even better is they're available all year round.
If you're looking for more single-origin coffees, we also offer a seasonal limited-edition range.
OUR PURPOSE
Our mission couldn't be simpler: Make Coffee Better. But, this doesn't just mean the coffee in your cup, we also want to make coffee better for the planet, communities and growers.
From launching fully recyclable packaging in 2024, reducing our packaging waste substantially, to supporting our 5 Grounds Up Charities across the UK. We explore every corner of our business to ensure we are hitting bold business targets year on year.
SOURCING OUR COFFEE
Before coffee arrives at our roastery in Bristol, it's supply chain is quite complex with plenty of different morning parts and people involved.
This includes the growers, cooperatives, washing stations, drying mills, exporters, shipping and importers.
The highest quality coffee is often grown in places where the living and working conditions can be hard. So, it's incredibly important that as the roaster we take a responsible and respectful approach to coffee sourcing. Our partners are selected for the quality of their coffee, their dedication to environmental conservation and how they look after their farm workers.
