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Roasters Atlas

Explore independent roasters worldwide. Tune roast level, origin and process to match your taste — then jump into the map.

Region spotlight

Trending right now — two regions with distinct profiles.

Highland coffee trees in morning haze, Ethiopia

Ethiopia — Guji

Floral, citrus, tea-like clarity. Mostly washed and light roasts.

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Hillside farm with drying patios, Colombia

Colombia — Huila

Balanced sweetness, stone fruit. Washed & honey; medium roasts.

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Roast distribution by region

See how light / medium / dark roasts are represented. Pick a region to update.

  • Light
  • Medium
  • Dark
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Roasters — curated picks

Three style anchors to start exploring.

  • Minimalist white bag with origin stamp

    Pioneer Roastery

    Oslo • Light • Washed Ethiopia

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  • Kraft bag with copper label

    Copper & Steam

    Melbourne • Medium • Honey

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  • Dark bag with embossed logo

    Leaf & Lumen

    Portland • Medium-dark • Chocolate & nuts

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Roast ↔ Brew

Quick pairings that tend to work well — tune to taste.

  • V60
  • Chemex
  • Espresso
  • Moka
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More roasters near your taste

Two with images, two data-first — to keep it fast.

Compare roast styles

Pick any two roasters to see how their beans align by method, process and roast dates.

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Shipping & certifications

Find roasters that ship to your region and meet the standards you care about.

New this month

  • Cream bag with hand-stamped date

    Velvet Ridge

    Vienna • Medium-light • Washed

  • Paper bag with bold black label

    Far Coast

    Cape Town • Medium • Natural

  • Flat-bottom bag with copper sticker

    Cloudline

    Seoul • Light • Honey

Altitude bands

Higher altitude often = brighter acidity and clarity. Try mid-to-high bands for filter coffee.

  • 900–1200
  • 1200–1500
  • 1500–1800
  • 1800–2100

Process lab

Washed vs Natural vs Honey — see how they shift mouthfeel and sweetness.

Espresso-friendly picks

  • Bag labeled Espresso Blend with pressure gauge motif

    Ristretto Co.

    Milan • Medium-dark • Chocolate

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  • Gold-accented espresso bag on dark background

    Copper Pull

    Barcelona • Medium • Caramel

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  • Dark matte bag with embossed dial graphic

    Dial Nine

    London • Medium • Honey

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Filter-friendly picks

  • Light roast bag with tasting wheel icon

    Zen Pour

    Kyoto • Light • Washed

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  • Cream label with fine floral pattern

    Bloom & Flow

    Auckland • Light-medium • Natural

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  • Clarity Lab

    Stockholm • Washed

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  • Peak Bloom

    Denver • Honey

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Single-origin bundles

Ethiopia light trio

Ethiopia light trio

Guji, Yirgacheffe, Sidamo — floral, citrus, high clarity. Great for pour-over.

Colombia duo

Colombia duo

Two washed lots from Huila with ripe stone-fruit sweetness and cocoa finish.

Mixed sampler

Mixed sampler

Natural + washed contrast — a compact way to learn your preference.

Wholesale friendly

Consistent supply, responsive support, and training options for teams.

  • Contract lots with stable profiles.
  • Service & grinder dial-in help on onboarding.
  • Training sessions and recipe guidelines for staff.
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Save boards

Collect beans and roasters into named boards. Keep notes, compare later, share with friends.

Create a board for each goal — “Dial-in for espresso”, “Weekend filter lineup”, or “Gifts to try”. Every card you save keeps its key data: roast date, process, altitude and your short notes.

  • Private by default. Only you see your boards until you choose to share a read-only link.
  • Fast compare. Pick any two saved items to open the side-by-side view.
  • Reminders. Optional pings when a seasonal lot comes back in stock.

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FAQ

How do you select roasters?

We list independent roasters that publish essentials: roast date, origin & farm info (when available), process, and a consistent shipping policy. Transparency beats marketing claims.

New roasters are added continuously; if we miss someone great, send a tip from your profile page.

Do you sell beans here?

No. We’re a discovery guide. Product pages link to the roaster’s own shop where stock and prices change. That keeps our recommendations neutral and your purchase direct.

What roast should I pick for espresso?

Most home setups enjoy medium to medium-dark for easier extraction and body. If you prefer bright, juicy shots, try medium-light but be ready to grind finer and adjust ratios.

  • Start at 1:2 brew ratio, 25–30 s, adjust by taste.
  • Use soft–medium water (75–150 ppm) for clarity.
  • Rest beans 5–14 days from roast for best consistency.
What happens to my data?

Boards, notes and preferences live only in your account. We don’t sell or share personal data. You can export or delete everything anytime in Profile.

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