Workshop Coffee
Workshop Coffee has been sourcing, roasting and serving coffee since April 2011, operating its own café and coffeebars alongside in-house roasting. Their stated approach is participation at all stages of production, from repeat visits to producing partners through to wholesale.
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At a glance
- Where they roast
- London
- Region
- London
- Founded
- 2011
- Coffees listed here
- 2 checked on 18 August 2026
Flavours Workshop Coffee was printing at the last check
These notes are quoted from the roaster's own product pages, not our opinion. They describe flavours you may taste in a well-brewed cup — nothing is added to the coffee.
Coffees listed by Workshop Coffee
Tasting notes below are quoted from the roaster's own product pages as of 18 August 2026.
Gakuyu-ini
- Origin:
- Kiamutugu, Kirinyaga, Kenya — Thirikwa Farmers' Co-operative Society
Legacy
- Origin:
- 50% Cusco, Peru and 50% Guji, Ethiopia
- Varietal:
- Bourbon; Wolisho, Dega, Kurume, 74110 and 74112
- Process:
- Washed
Workshop's site does not state a roastery street address; the London base is inferred from their café and academy listings rather than a direct statement.
Brewing Workshop Coffee 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:
- Cafetière (French press)
- Pour-over
- Filter coffee machine
- Coffee dripper
- Vacuum (siphon) brewer
- Grinding your beans
See the grinders, scales and kettles we recommend, or compare Workshop Coffee with other roasteries on our best UK coffee beans shortlist. Looking for something specific? Try our decaf or espresso shortlists.
Verified highlights
Sourcing notes & caveats
"Since we opened our doors in April of 2011 we've been focusing all of our efforts on sourcing, roasting and serving coffee at a constantly higher standard." — Workshop Coffee
Workshop's site does not state a roastery street address; the London base is inferred from their café and academy listings rather than a direct statement.
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.
