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Blending coffee is a tricky art. Not only do you have to come up with something delicious, but you're also working on seasonal cycles – so it's all about sourcing coffee beans with compatible flavour profiles that’ll work together for a consistent taste year-round. At Workshop Coffee, they’re a bit obsessive about the quality of their brews, and every single batch is taste-tested three times to ensure the roasting and blending is spot-on. This Legacy blend is a sweet, complex coffee, with flavours of baking spice, toffee and forest fruits. It’s a mix of Peruvian and Ethiopian beans, sourced at premium prices from hundreds of smallholders through community associations and carefully selected local buyers. Apart from consistent quality, there's a massive focus on sustainable growing and processing, so your cup of joe will taste all the sweeter. This is the whole bean version, but Legacy is also available in single-cup brew bags.
Organic, fully washed Typica and Bourbon from the Valle Inca Association in Cusco, Peru
‘Clean, sweet and fresh’. That’s the guiding principle behind every batch of every coffee that Workshop Coffee produces. It’s a commitment that the brand takes seriously. That means meticulous sourcing from growers who pay close attention to all stages of harvest and processing, as well as careful, consistent and considered roasting. The result? Great tasting coffee, designed for those who take their brewing seriously – whether that’s you at home or some of London’s top restaurants, including Claridge’s and Scott’s of Mayfair.
It’s an approach that has seen Workshop Coffee rise to the very top of the UK coffee scene, becoming widely acknowledged as one of Britain’s most highly regarded specialty coffee roasteries.
Of course, there’s an ethical dimension to the business too. The brand sources its beans from small, family-run farms around the world, working directly with these farmers to ensure that they are paid a fair price for their coffee and that they are using sustainable farming practices.