Can I buy freshly roasted coffee online from Inverness Coffee Roasting Co.?

Yes, our full range of ethically sourced, Highland-roasted beans is available for nationwide delivery through our online shop. We roast our beans daily to ensure they arrive as fresh as possible.

Where is your coffee shop in Inverness located?

Our Bean Shop & Espresso Bar is located at 15 Chapel Street in the heart of Inverness. It’s a small shop with big character where you can try our 'Filter of the Week' or have your beans custom-ground for your preferred brewing method.

Are your coffee capsules compatible with Nespresso machines?

Yes! Our 'Be Gone Yawn' and 'Strike the Light' (Decaf) capsules are fully compatible with Nespresso Original machines. They are designed to bring our signature Highland-roasted flavour into a convenient, encapsulated format.

Can I get my coffee beans ground at the Chapel Street shop?

Absolutely. When you visit us on Chapel Street, our 'Team Bean' will be happy to grind any of our freshly roasted whole beans specifically for your home brewing equipment, whether that's an Aeropress, V60, or Espresso machine.

Do you offer a coffee subscription service?

Yes, we have a 'Coffee of the Month Club'. Subscribing ensures you never run out of fresh beans and gives you the opportunity to taste a rotating variety of unique single-origin coffees from around the world.

Where is the Inverness Coffee Roastery located?

Our roasting headquarters, known as 'The Mother Ship,' is located at Lotland Street, Inverness. This is where we roast all our beans daily for both our retail shop and our wholesale partners throughout the Highlands.

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Lot Info

Region:
South Minas Gerais
Altitude:
800 to 1,350 masl
Harvest:
April to October
Varietal:
Mundo Novo and Catuaí
Milling Process:
Pulped Natural

CUPPING NOTES

Snickers or Marathon if your old enough to remember.

STRENGTH

Dark Roast

Team bean invite you to get your dancing shoes on and try our newest addition a dark roasted Brazil.

Brazil’s dancing traditions are deeply intertwined with its coffee culture.

The most direct connection is the cafezinho (meaning "little coffee") a small strong sweetened black coffee which provides essential energy during intense, hours of long Samba rehearsals.

Historically, coffee harvest festivals in regions like São Paulo even shaped the regional rhythms and deeper percussions of Samba Paulista.

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