Dear Green Coffee Roasters in Glasgow City

May I begin by saying I am not an expert but a keen amateur. I have a Rancilio Sylvia classic and Rancilio Rocky Grinder and my own belief is that the type of been you need corresponds to your Grinder and setting. May I also say these coffee beans are all excellent, but I have found different results with each of them. With Papercup I have serious channelling I believe there is much more moisture in the bean andto be honest didn’t get a decent pull on any shots. Tin donkey was a great tasting coffee, but again I had to adjust my grind setting which is at zero on the rocky; despite numerous attempts at both paper cup and tindonkey I failed miserably. however I have 100% success with DearGreen on any of their beans. I don’t think there is much difference in the quality of these beans- I think it comes down to user error or capacity to pull good shots. I have learned to clean out my Grindr courtesy of Gail from Seattle coffee ha ha and I’ve owned this machine for roughly 10 years. DearGreen coffee works for me I hope you find this helpful

Visité la sucursal de Dear Green en el espacio de trabajo de artistas Wasps cuando visité a un artista amigo nuestro. Precioso espacio luminoso. Excelente café y pasteles. Gran valor.

Este es mi tostador de café favorito, un café increíble, con atención al detalle a través del proceso de tostado y una sólida política de compras éticas. Cada vez que estoy afuera y veo una cafetería que sirve Dear Green, ¡estoy allí! ¡Siempre tuve el servicio perfecto de estos muchachos, bien hecho de ser tan increíble! Volveré.

This cafe sits at the entrance to the Briggait Centre with a view of the River Clyde and the majestic Gothic style City Union Bridge. The cafe sells its own brand of roasted coffee and has some great looking and tasting cakes. They have various coffee related items for sale - I especially liked the recycled jute coffee bags. A good view of the Clyde river front and they have free table football to keep the kids and bug kids happy. 'Dear Green Place' is a play on the meaning of 'Glasgow' and the roastery is elsewhere - visits can be arranged.