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70Cherrybook Index, from 2 independent sources.
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$2.42an ounce. Similar coffees run $1.16 to $2.19.
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What Square Mile Coffee Roasters publishes about this coffee.
Community reputation · Reddit
Well-regarded· sentiment 76/100
Two Reddit contributors report favorable Square Mile experience. One had tried its coffee several times and really liked it; another reports buying more from Square Mile and Friedhats while enjoying recent brew results.
Look, I'm not overly familiar with Square Mile's pricing, I've only had their coffee a few times in the past and I really liked it! I guess it depends on the sample of coffees. I just went on their website and looked at the pricing and saw that half of their coffees were 30+ euro. I don't really care if Square Mile is.
...gives me a result that’s a middle ground between a filter coffee and a moka brew, and I’m enjoying the results thus far. I’ve also been buying more from Square Mile and Friedhats which tend to specify espresso or filter on the packs. So two questions: 1) how do roasters differentiate between espresso and filter blen
About the roasterShop tour
James Hoffmann · 459.5K views on YouTube
Watch on YouTubeThis video covers Square Mile Coffee Roasters; it is general roaster coverage.
Cherrybook summary of the video
James Hoffmann gives a tour of the new Square Mile Coffee Roasters facility, explaining the layout and the production workflow. The video highlights the roastery's two production roasters, the G75 and the UG15, and details the company's approach to quality control and packaging.
From James Hoffmann:
“We needed just a great space to work with, and I think inside here, we got to build something we're really proud of.”
“We run two production roasters, and the first is this G75, it's a restored vintage Probat.”
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Reviewers and industry features consistently highlight Square Mile Coffee Roasters as a foundational pioneer in the London specialty coffee scene, co-founded by industry figures like James Hoffmann and Anette Moldvaer. Outside coverage emphasizes their rigorous approach to quality control, sensory training, and transparent production workflows. Furthermore, media features document the brand's resilience and ethical stance, such as relocating their roastery rather than capitulating to exorbitant landlord rent increases.
Pioneering London specialty roaster · Rigorous quality control and sensory training · Strong ethical stance on business operations · Transparent production workflows · Leadership by prominent industry figures
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