Typical US$1.63 to $2.61/oz
Broad comparison
Roaster · London, London
shop.squaremilecoffee.com ↗Prices in GBP
On YouTube
About the roasterShop tour
James Hoffmann · 459.3K views on YouTube
Watch on YouTubeCherrybook 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.”
Explore the videos
Videos by their credited creators. Playing a video connects to YouTube. Privacy
10 lots in stock, mostly Guatemala, Costa Rica and Peru.
Coverage is below 50%. Available roaster-level evidence comes from Reddit. Per-lot evidence from SCA grades, Coffee Review entries, and public on-shop product ratings is limited across the catalog. With limited signal, scores are also pulled toward a neutral 50 baseline by the Cherrybook Index methodology, so lots can read flatter than the actual cup quality differences between them. The average Cherrybook Index therefore leans more heavily on roaster-level reputation than per-lot quality.
Roaster signals
Apply to every lot from this roaster.
Per-lot signals (averaged)
Vary across lots; averaged over 10 in-stock lots.
Bonuses earned (per lot)
Base components are renormalized over whatever signals are available for each lot. SCA + Coffee Review are capped at 40% combined to keep the cupping story from dominating. Bonuses (accolades, awards, editorial coverage) and freshness decay are applied on top.
The catalog
Typical US$1.63 to $2.61/oz
Broad comparison
Expect Plum, Caramel, and Praline from this washed lot.
Santa Bárbara, HN · Washed
Typical US$1.59 to $2.55/oz
Broad comparison
Typical US$2.92 to $4.67/oz
Broad comparison
Typical US$2.09 to $3.35/oz
Typical US$1.72 to $2.76/oz
Broad comparison
Typical US$1.85 to $2.96/oz
Broad comparison
Typical US$1.50 to $2.40/oz
Broad comparison
Typical US$1.30 to $2.48/oz
Broad comparison
Roaster flags Cherry, Chocolate Mousse, and Forest Fruits in the cup.
Typical US$1.43 to $2.73/oz
Limited comparison
Cupping notes point toward Forest Fruit, Milk Chocolate, and Almond.
Typical US$1.50 to $2.86/oz
Limited comparison
Also available · subscriptions, sample packs, gear
Taste data is still sparse; open the detail page before judging this lot.
Washed lot with Milk Chocolate, Pecan, and Maple in the cup.
Central Valley, CR · Washed
Washed lot with Toffee Apple, Milk Chocolate, and Nougat in the cup.
Apaneca-Ilamatepec, SV · Washed
Red Honey lot with Blackcurrant, Bergamot, and Cane Sugar in the cup.
Tarrazú, CR · Red Honey
Expect Blackcurrant, Elderflower, and Juicy from this washed lot.
Nyeri, KE · Washed
Mango, Blackcurrant Cordial, and Juicy on an anaerobic natural lot.
Huila, CO · Anaerobic Natural
Cupping notes point toward Cherry, Chocolate Mousse, and Caramel.
Anaerobic Natural lot with Strawberry, Pineapple, and Cherry in the cup.
Anaerobic Natural
Roaster flags Peach, Chocolate, and Nougat in the cup.
Roaster flags Red Apple, Milk Chocolate, and Caramel in the cup.
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
Flagship cafe
Square Mile Coffee Roasters HQ
Unit 13, Uplands Business Park, Blackhorse Lane, London, London
Open in maps →The website lists this address as their contact/HQ location, but does not indicate it is a retail cafe.
For roasters
Cherrybook runs a monthly Roaster Spotlight Series featuring one roaster with an editorial piece and a giveaway. Interested in being featured? See the format or email josh@cherrybookcoffee.com.