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Yellow Bourbon deserves a mention ;)
I order from HasBean up in Stafford fairly regularly, always something interesting on offer there -- although their assortment is so large it can be a bit bewildering. I've recently been drinking Pact's house espresso blend which is nice but perhaps a bit too pedestrian if you're feeling adventurous.
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James Gourmet as mention up thread but also a roaster local to me: Strangers Coffee . Obviously it depends on what kind of stuuf you like (fruity naturals for me) but the Rocko Mountain is a great all rounder and the Melesa Wolde is very nice. (I have an unopened bag waiting in the coffee cupboard).
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I find Wogan very dark roasted. Although I had a nice Kenyan AA from them a few months ago. I really like James Gourmet, lovely coffee and reasonably priced.
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I’ve recently had these two coffees at home and both have been great. The Yirgacheffe was my favourite.
Worka Wuri - Ethiopia Yirgacheffe - Natural:
https://eightysevenplus.com/product/ethiopia-worka-wuri-natural/El Paraiso - Colombia - Anaerobic Fermentation:
https://www.crankhousecoffee.co.uk/products/el-paraiso -
Have been enjoying Echelon recently.
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The Coffee Scene in Bristol is so great, my hometown and also the home to my favourite Roaster ever, Triple Co Roast.
https://www.triplecoroast.com/
(I dont work for him, but do work for a different, London based Roaster...)
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Who are everyone's favourite roasters at the moment? Looking to try something new. Currently drinking a lot of Wogan's stuff from Bristol.