Have been buying from Cuppers Choice since stumbling across them a couple of years back. One of the most consistent and best Roasters in the UK right now, and awesome people to boot! Love the packaging, descriptions, branding and most importantly: the beans. Customer service has never been less than exemplary. 5 stars all the way.
Without a doubt some of the best coffee in the UK, these guys are masters of their craft.
SIMPLY THE BEST. Don't delay, buy coffee here today. Amazing flavours, primo cool packaging, and legit supply chains. These guys really care about what they do, they're the real deal. Support what they're doing and have yourself a delicious coffee.
What can I say best coffee I've ever had, big up Cuppers Choice.
How these guys don't have hundreds of five star reviews I have no idea. I've been a member of pact for a while and tried several local vendors but Cuppers Choice is always a cut above the rest. Well roasted, well rested and always a great cup. Keep up the good work guys! Edit: Just had a kilo of Fugi Ubuki delivered - Perhaps the best coffee I've ever had. These guys are coffee wizards.
Really good coffee. Friendly and helpful team too!
Used these guys a number of times now and the service, pricing and quality of beans have always been spot on. I have sampled a number of roasters from my local area (Sheffield) but Cuppers Choice is another level. You have got to try Strawbs, it will blow your mind! Keep up the good work guys.
Easily up there with the best coffee I've had. Great service and good price for the quality. Strawbs is amazing, as is the kobakanya. Will be back for more soon.
Found Cuppers Choice thanks to a local cafe in Norwich serving Strawbs. I now order two 250g packs every couple of weeks, never been disappointed and I have tried a few of the expresso roasts they offer. My go to is obviously Strawbs!
Amazing quality coffee, beautiful packaging. I’ve tried a few now and each one has impressed me more! Definitely will be buying more for myself.
Great coffee and easy ordering and swift delivery. We love Cuppers!
Diamond Standard
With over 600 coffee roasters in the UK, including 200+ offering "speciality" grade coffee, why choose Cuppers?
Our name speaks for itself - we meticulously cup samples during purchasing, working with top suppliers to offer the widest selection of interesting coffee on the market. Our Loring S15 Falcon roaster is widely regarded as the best money can buy, and every coffee is profiled and cupped by our team before passing quality control.
Look for the diamond - our seal of approval - for premium flavour and enjoyment. Purchase with confidence, or read on to learn more.
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The 320 members of the Koerintji Barokah Bersama Cooperative live and farm on a plateau that sits at the foot of Mount Kerinci on the island of Sumatra. Mount Kerinci is one of the many volcanoes in the Pacific Ring of Fire, a 40,000-kilometer horseshoe-shaped series of 452 volcanoes that are part of an almost constant dance of eruptions and plate movements. Mount Kerinci’s historic eruptions have assured that the surrounding area is lush and verdant thanks to the deep supply of fertile volcanic soil.
The cooperative is managed by Triyono, who leads members in processing and roasting their own coffee. They have a fully outfitted roasting facility, including a cupping lab, next to the dry mill. This is especially impressive considering the cooperative was founded in mid-2017!
Almost all farms on Sumatra are small. On average, farms are between 0.5 to 2.5 hectares. Coffee is usually the primary cash crop for farmers, but most also intercrop their trees alongside vegetables, potatoes and fruit. This intercropped produce will make up a substantial part of the family’s diet for the year.
In addition to growing coffee as a cash crop, many smallholder farmers also work as hired laborers at the nearby tea plantations. Tea is also a huge crop in the area. The bigger tea plantations are often near coffee farms. When the coffee harvest is finished, coffee farmers will go there and pick tea leaves under contracted labor.
There are more and more initiatives by farmers on Sumatra to organize themselves into cooperatives. In the past, farmers did not have much leverage to help themselves get better prices for their cherry or parchment. When they’re in cooperatives, they can share resources, organize training and negotiate better prices.
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Apparently it's the industry's best kept secret. (other than the other secret - that nobody pays enough for their coffee, but shhh)