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Our Roasters

Behind the Bean

Curated by our team of coffee professionals, we’ve scoured the globe for a diverse spectrum of roasters to bring you a taste of unique, top quality coffee from around the world.

Australia
White Horse Coffee
White Horse Coffee has been voted among Sydney’s Best Specialty Coffee since it opened in 2008. Coffee is their labour of love, they are dedicated to ‘Keeping It Special’ at every step of the coffee experience - from sourcing to roasting and the cups the coffee is served in.
Japan
Kurasu
Kurasu is a specialty coffee brand with the vision to spread coffee culture from Kyoto, Japan to the globe. Their name comes from the Japanese word “to live” or “lifestyle.” Starting from a small online shop back in 2013, they now operate multiple cafes locally and overseas in Singapore and Bangkok; delivering specialty coffee that is roasted at their Nishijin Roastery.
Thailand
RISE COFFEE
RISE COFFEE was founded by Kasidis Laoboonmee (Pop), who started roasting coffee as a hobby in his home garage. In 2021, Pop decided to open the first RISE COFFEE flagship store, a cafe and micro-roastery coffee lab in the heart of Bangkok, with the ambition to build the best coffee experience in the city. RISE believes that "coffee-for-everyday" should be fast-paced and dynamic, without compromising on quality and service, and are all for making specialty coffee more accessible to everyone. 
United Kingdom
Artisan Coffee Co.
Artisan Coffee Co. began in early 2019, with a team of inquisitive minds; a serial entrepreneur, a Q grader (the coffee industry’s equivalent to a wine sommelier), and a coffee research scientist. Their shared passion for coffee ignited hours of conversation that resulted in a clear mission: to deliver delicious coffee that everybody can enjoy.
Sweden
Lykke
Lykke Kaffegårdar is a coffee roasting company that also owns and operates coffee farms in El Salvador, Peru, Brazil, Uganda, and Panama. They started the company with the goal of making a positive impact on the coffee industry, aiming to grow coffee sustainably and ethically - without harm to people or the environment. They named their company Lykke, which means "happiness" in Norwegian, because they believe that their responsible practices will lead to a better product and a happier world.
Ireland
Cloud Picker
Established in 2013 by Frank Kavanagh & Peter Sztal, Cloud Picker Coffee was inspired by a coffee farm in the Doi Chang area of the Northern Thailand/Burma border. As Dublin's first micro-roastery, the team at Cloud Picker roast speciality coffee which they go beyond the usual places to find.
Australia
Stitch Coffee
Stitch Coffee was born of the idea that coffee is much like a tapestry - it is a weaving of origins and flavours to create a delicious cup with distinct complexity, structure, and balance. Led by founder, Nawar Adra - who started out at Sydney’s iconic, Circa Espresso. Soon after; Stitch Coffee opened the doors to their roastery in 2015 and haven't looked back since.
South Korea
Coffee Libre
Founded in 2009 by Pil Hoon Seu while specialty coffee culture was still in its infancy, Coffee Libre has grown to become synonymous with Korea’s third-wave coffee scene. The cafe and roastery have distinguished itself through meticulous sourcing of only the world’s best coffee beans - all imported via the direct trading links he has built with plantations around the world.
South Korea
Momos Coffee
Momos Coffee is the gold standard for coffee in Busan. It is also home to Jooyeon Jeon, who was the winner of the 2019 World Barista Championships. Founded in 2007, Momos Coffee has grown into one of the biggest specialty coffee brands in South Korea. From just 140 sq ft of floor space, the operation now includes a barista academy, over 50 staff, a two-story bakery cafe, and a nationwide coffee distribution business.