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This light roasted I picked up was excellent as well. Will go here again
I purchased three bags of freshly roasted coffee beans, all of which had come out of the roaster only a few days earlier. One of the bags of beans was so freshly prepared, it had been roasted the previous day! They mark the dates of roasting right on the bags, which are packaged nicely and stocked in an organized fashion on a display wall.
I've since gone home and sampled all three of the coffees that I bought; Paubrazil for my regular cups of coffee, plus Steampunk and Solar Eclipse for my espressos. Each turned out to be quality roasts of beans, good and tasty and unmistakably fresh. I'm particularly fond of the Solar Eclipse Espresso, but that's just my taste (which runs a bit toward the dark side). The prices are fair for the quality, the business is rather local, and the coffee is quite delicious. I'll be buying beans from here again, to be sure!
Usually I go there every 1-2 months and pick up a few different ones.
Since switching almost exclusively to this shop a few years ago I can say that the quality has always been consistently high.
They mostly sell to restaurants but whenever I drop by their Stouffville location see other people buying beans there.
It is possible to order from their web site too, or at least check what is available.
You can also get a cup made for you there as they have a professional espresso machine.
Depending on the kind of coffee I sometimes fiddle with how fine or coarse I grind it or try different brewing method.
This coffee should not be mixed with any milk cream or sugar. It is too good for that and as it cools it develops more and more taste notes.
This is a must stop place to visit in Stouffville.









The shop itself has teas, coffee, beans (their own blend, plus "in-season" beans) for sale. As well as coffee brewing gizmos* and all their accessories, and even a home-roaster if you want to roast green coffee beans at home.
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