Wholesale

Wholesale coffee, kept simple.

Three roasts, a delivery rhythm that suits your week and terms that fit on one page. Everything an independent café needs from a roaster, and nothing it does not.

Freshly roasted beans turning in the cooling tray

Cooling, Monday morning

Monday roast

Field Day and Long Light

Orders close

Sunday at noon

Thursday roast

Field Day and Low Tide

Orders close

Wednesday at noon

On the bench

Autumn guest lot, small runs

Courier

Two working days, tracked

The roasts

Three coffees we know inside out.

We keep the list short so every roast gets our full attention. Each one is cupped the morning after roasting, and the notes below are what we taste on our own bar.

Two espresso shots running into glasses

Espresso

House espresso

Field Day

Milk chocolate, toasted hazelnut and a little red apple. Built to sit under milk without disappearing, and to stay round as a straight shot.

Origin

Brazil, Cerrado and Colombia, Huila

Process

Natural and washed

Roast

Medium, developed for milk

Best for

Espresso, flat whites, cortados

Bags

1 kg valve bags, or 250 g for your shelf

A paper filter cone holding freshly brewed grounds

Filter

Seasonal filter

Long Light

Apricot, black tea and honey. A washed coffee from the new crop, roasted light so the fruit stays clear in a batch brewer.

Origin

Ethiopia, Sidama, changing with the season

Process

Washed

Roast

Light, for filter and batch brew

Best for

Batch brew, pour-over, a lighter espresso

Bags

1 kg valve bags, or 250 g for your shelf

Freshly ground coffee in a portafilter basket

Decaf

Decaf

Low Tide

Cocoa, molasses and orange peel. Decaffeinated with water only, roasted a touch darker so it holds its own in milk after lunch.

Origin

Colombia, Caldas

Process

Water decaffeinated

Roast

Medium-dark

Best for

Decaf espresso and evening service

Bags

1 kg valve bags, or 250 g for your shelf

How ordering works

An email, a weight and a day.

No portal to log into and no forms. You email the trade team, or reply to your standing order, and we roast it.

01

Before you start

Taste the box

Order a tasting box and pull the three roasts on your own machine. The box is credited if you open an account.

02

Day one

Open an account

One email with your café's name, delivery address and preferred roast day. That is the whole form.

03

Each week

Order by noon

Send the weights, or reply to your standing order, by noon the day before your roast.

04

Two days later

Delivered rested

Tracked courier to your door, packed the morning after roasting and ready to pull.

Delivery rhythm

Two roast days, one simple calendar.

Every café is on the Monday or the Thursday roast. Pick the one that lands best before your busiest days.

The Monday roast

  • Sunday, noon

    Orders close

  • Monday

    Roasted and cupped

  • Tuesday

    Rested and packed

  • Wednesday

    On your counter

The Thursday roast

  • Wednesday, noon

    Orders close

  • Thursday

    Roasted and cupped

  • Friday

    Rested and packed

  • Monday

    On your counter

Weekly

Every Monday or Thursday roast

For a busy counter

Fresh bags every week, sized to what you actually pour. Change the weight up to the cut-off.

  • Best above 10 kg a week
  • Rested and ready on arrival
  • Pause any week by email

Fortnightly

Every other roast day

For a steady neighbourhood café

Two weeks of coffee in one delivery, rested so the last bag pulls as well as the first.

  • Best from 5 to 10 kg a week
  • Fewer boxes to break down
  • Swap roasts between deliveries

Monthly

First Monday roast of the month

For a kitchen or a quiet bar

One larger delivery for places that pour less, with storage advice so the fourth week still tastes right.

  • Best below 5 kg a week
  • Valve bags for longer keeping
  • Add a top-up any Thursday

Trade terms

The whole agreement, on one page.

These are the terms every account starts on. If something does not fit how your café works, write to us before you order and we will talk it through.

Minimum order

Five kilos per delivery, in any mix of roasts and bag sizes.

Prices

Per kilo, from the trade list sent with your tasting box, and held for three months at a time.

Payment

Invoice at thirty days once your account is open, or card when you order.

Delivery

Tracked courier. Free above ten kilos; a flat charge per box below that.

Cut-off

Noon the day before each roast: Sunday for Monday, Wednesday for Thursday.

Changes

Change weights or roasts by email up to the cut-off. Pause any week.

Commitment

No contract. Stop with a week's notice and settle the last invoice.

If it is not right

Tell us within a week of delivery and we replace the bag on the next roast.

Questions

What cafés ask before they switch.

Something we have not covered? The trade team answers email on weekdays, usually the same morning.

Is there a minimum order?

Five kilos per delivery, in any mix of roasts and bag sizes. Most cafés start fortnightly and adjust after the first month.

Do I have to sign a contract?

How fresh will the coffee be when it arrives?

Can you help us set up our grinder and recipes?

Do you supply machines or grinders?

Can we sell your coffee on our shelf?

The tasting box

Taste three roasts on your own machine.

Three 250 g bags, recipe cards for espresso and filter, and a call with the roaster to talk through what you tasted. If you set up an account, the box is taken off your first invoice.

  • Roasted Monday or Thursday
  • Rested one night
  • Credited to your first order