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Welcome to Round Hill Roastery we are a specialty coffee roasting company based in Somerset.

'Our aim is to source the best seasonal harvests, only selecting small lots from independent growers.
We roast to highlight the dynamic flavours naturally found within our coffees.'

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World Of Coffee Amsterdam June 21st - 23rd

Price Changes

Apr 25, 2018

Price Increase and Changes to Shipping

We have been holding back from a price increase for quite some time now. The past few years have been hard on the coffee industry mainly due to the decision to Brexit in 2016. In our business almost everything we purchase is imported with the main cost being green coffee beans which are priced in $USD. As the value in the pound has dropped we have had to pay around 20% more for the same coffees we bought in previous years and this has been a trend across all of our supply chain.

We as a company continue to invest in our staff, equipment and quality of product as we want to showcase the worlds finest coffee and refuse to drop quality and cut costs to continue to grow.

El Salvador - Cayro

Jan 17, 2018

Meet Rolando Ramirez Moreno in Ataco

During our time in El Salvador back in 2016 we were really fortunate to meet Rolando a new producer for us and also for our importer Mercanta. Coffee has been in his family for three generations and in 2005 Rolando decided to commit himself further into the coffee world by taking on new farms trading under the company name of Cayro.

We spent the day with Rolando being driven around in Mitsubishi Sport Shogun I believe (sorry not that it enhances the coffee but it adds to the off road charm). We started by visiting Montes Urales a coffee which we were roasting late last year.

El Salvador - Santa Ana

Nov 25, 2017

Sourcing Coffee in Apaneca Ilamatepec - El Salvador.

Our day starts in Guatemala City as always on these trips at 5:30 am, a solid and classic breakfast of eggs, re-fried beans, black coffee and the nearest thing to yoghurt and muesli I can find! Kas is ready and waiting for our short three hour drive across the boarder to El Salvador. This is a common route for lots of coffee producers as they may have farms in both Guatemala and El Salvador. We were heading to El Carmen Estate where we would cup 2 tables of coffee take a short tour of the farms and stay for the night in the farm house. This was so very welcome as El Carmen is more of palace than your classic farm house.