Horsham Coffee Roaster | Liza Lot 15 | Rwanda

Horsham Coffee Roaster is based in Sussex, UK. Back in 2012, there were a fraction of the speciality coffee roasters there are today. With their 1kg roaster in their garage, Horsham wanted to showcase the amazing results they were able to achieve on their small-batch roaster.

About Horsham Coffee Roaster | Liza Lot 15 | Rwanda

Horsham Coffee Roaster is based in Sussex, UK. Back in 2012, there were a fraction of the speciality coffee roasters there are today. With their 1kg roaster in their garage, Horsham wanted to showcase the amazing results they were able to achieve on their small-batch roaster. They have come a considerable way from the garage back in 2012, although they are still a small team their drive and focus is still the same. “They source the best coffee in the world that has been traded ethically and then use the latest technology alongside experience and quality control to roast the coffee to the highest possible standard.” Horsham Coffee Roasters began much like many other coffee roasters in the UK, testing the water at their local market. After a year of successfully selling their coffee in the infamous British weather and obtaining a loyal customer base, they decided to opt for a more permanent residence. This allowed them to focus on the sourcing and wholesale side of things as well as the space to increase their roasting capacity.

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Coffee Origin

Alongside the philosophy that has informed their development over the years their core focus for sourcing has become their Relationship Coffees. These are coffees sourced by Horsham Coffee Roasters through direct links with farmers and producers alongside their import partners.

Currently, they have established partnerships in Rwanda, Kenya and Costa Rica. Well-chosen importing partners are essential to match them with farmers and co-operatives that are dedicated to producing speciality grade coffees.

Horsham Coffee Roaster is committed to purchasing ethically traded coffees with full traceability to its origins. We also endeavour to obtain full transparency of our coffee’s financial trail, giving us and our customers, peace of mind that each farmer has been well paid for the outstanding coffee they produce.

What To Expect

I was super excited to try the Rwandan Liza Lot 15 coffee from Horsham Coffee Roasters. Firstly I do love Rwandans, they don’t typically have the audacious fruit bomb notes of Kenyans or Ethiopians however I find that they have an extremely large spectrum of flavour notes and you never really know what you’re going to get with a Rwandan.