Greytone Coffee
Greytone Coffee is a speciality coffee roaster based at Dean Street Works in St Paul's, Bristol. It roasts single-origin coffees from countries including Colombia, Ethiopia, Peru and Kenya, aiming to bring out each bean's character, and sells beans online and to wholesale customers.
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The coffee
Greytone's approach is to roast coffees from different origins in a way that lets each one show its own character. The current range includes single origins from Colombia, Ethiopia, Peru and Kenya, including a decaf from Ethiopia, so it is a good place for anyone interested in tasting the differences between growing regions. Each coffee is described on the website, so you can choose by origin and process before you visit.
Visiting
The roastery is in a converted works building on Dean Street in St Paul's, just north of Cabot Circus. It is worth a detour if you want to pick up beans to take home or see a working Bristol roaster; check their Instagram before going for current opening arrangements. Beans make a good edible souvenir of a Bristol trip.
Nearby
St Paul's and Stokes Croft have a strong independent food scene. Farro Bakery is a few minutes away for bread and pastries, and Nadu and The Crafty Egg are nearby if you want a proper meal. Cabot Circus is a short walk south. Stokes Croft's street art is just to the north if you want to walk on.
Highlights
- Independent speciality coffee roastery
- Single origins from Colombia, Ethiopia, Peru and Kenya
- Based at Dean Street Works, St Paul's
- Beans sold online and wholesale
Good to know
- Free UK delivery on online orders over £40.
- Wholesale supply is available through the website.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources: greytonecoffee.co.uk