Elsewhere Coffee Roasters

Elsewhere are the eye-catching coffee roasters based in London They began their coffee journey as the in-house roastery for Social Espresso, an events company that delivers high-end coffee to conferences and exhibitions across Europe.

About Elsewhere Coffee Roasters

They began their coffee journey as the in-house roastery for Social Espresso, an events company that delivers high-end coffee to conferences and exhibitions across Europe. After proving popular they decided to dive into the retail coffee scene and make the coffee available to everyone. Visit Elsewhere’s Website They are based in Deptford, London and supply coffee shops, restaurants and offices all over the UK. Their unique branding is a symbol of the feeling you get when drinking coffee. A leap into the world of speciality coffee or an escape into another world whilst you sip some of their incredible coffee. Their packaging is 100% recyclable (something that isn’t as common as you would think in coffee) and they have built relationships directly with the coffee farmers and importers to make sure they get fair value for their fabulous coffee.

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Coffee Origin

The Enchanter coffee from Elsewhere coffee roasters originates from the De Chiapas Region of Mexico.

This coffee comes from a remarkable group of indigenous Tzeltal women producers in Los Altos de Chiapas from Tenejapa, Chenalhó, and Oxchuc. The farmers proudly sell under their own names, earning the recognition long overdue to women in coffee.

Using traditional “rusticano” and milpa systems, they cultivate coffee beneath native trees alongside corn, beans, and vegetables; sustaining biodiversity and cultural traditions in harmony with the land. These ancestral methods increase resilience to threats like leaf rust, preserve biodiversity, and provide vital ecosystem services that sustain Indigenous communities and their agroecological way of life.