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The roastery

Small batches, written down.

Brindle Coffee is a two-person roastery working out of a converted dairy building in Wiltshire. We keep three coffees on the shelf, roast them on Tuesdays, and write the roast date on every bag.

A green Brindle Coffee bag next to a terracotta cup on a pale surface

How we decide what to roast.

We cup samples every second week and only keep a coffee if it still tastes right after a week in the bag. That is why the range is small: House Blend for milk drinks, Red Clay for espresso, First Light for filter.

Roast profiles are recorded per batch and adjusted for each new crop. If a lot arrives tasting flatter than the sample, it does not go on the shelf.

Brewing at home

  • Filter: 60g per litre, water at 94°C, three pours.
  • Espresso: 18g in, 36g out, around 28 seconds.
  • Moka and press: a coarser grind than espresso, and let it settle before pouring.

Questions about a bag? Email hello@brindlecoffee.co.uk.

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