Extract Coffee Roasters coffee scene
South West

Extract Coffee Roasters

Bristol
Established 2007

Extract Coffee Roasters is a Bristol-based roastery that started in 2007 in a chicken shed. Their stated mission is simply to make coffee better, and their sourcing pages set out how producing partners are selected.

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No public email address could be confirmed on their site.

At a glance

Where they roast
Bristol
Region
South West
Founded
2007
Coffees listed here
None verifiable at the last check

Coffees listed by Extract Coffee Roasters

Tasting notes below are quoted from the roaster's own product pages as of 18 August 2026.

Their shop lists coffees including Funka, Original, Rocket, Cast Iron, Organic, Strangelove, Decaf, Cata Reserva, Cuenca Gesha and Aquiares Estate, but the individual tasting notes could not be read from their site, so none are quoted here. See their shop for current notes.

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Brewing Extract Coffee Roasters at home

Whichever bag you choose, it will taste closest to the notes above when it is ground just before brewing and weighed rather than scooped. Our step-by-step guides cover the methods most UK homes use:

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Verified highlights

  • Started in 2007 in a chicken shed; now a Bristol-based roastery. [source]
  • Became a B Corp certified business in 2025. [source]
  • Selects producing partners for coffee quality, dedication to environmental conservation, and how they look after farm workers. [source]

Sourcing notes & caveats

"Extract Coffee Roasters started in 2007 in a chicken shed." — Extract, About us

Their shop lists coffees including Funka, Original, Rocket, Cast Iron, Organic, Strangelove, Decaf, Cata Reserva, Cuenca Gesha and Aquiares Estate, but the individual tasting notes could not be read from their site, so none are quoted here. See their shop for current notes.

Photography on this page is a real CC0 (public domain) photograph of specialty coffee generally — not the roaster's own premises. Full credits are listed on the about page.

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