Routes Coffee Roasters

Routes Coffee began when two friends returned to the UK from Australia with a newfound love for truly good coffee.

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About Routes Coffee Roasters

Along the way home, we passed through over 30 countries, learning directly from farmers, roasters, distributors, and baristas. That hands-on experience gave us a deeper understanding of what makes coffee memorable and what’s often missing in the UK market.

We spent time in some of the world’s most respected cafés from Singapore’s slick business districts to the side streets of Seoul and the back alleys of Beijing. What struck us most was the care and precision behind every cup, and the genuine sense of community that came with it.

When we landed back in the UK, we went looking for that same quality. Although we found a few great spots, most cafés fell short of what we’d experienced abroad. That gap sparked an idea to build a roastery grounded in ethics, flavour, and freedom of movement. Routes Coffee was born, blending our love of travel and coffee, and making great brews available anywhere, anytime, with minimal environmental impact.

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Coffee Origin

The Rwenzori coffee from Routes Coffee Roasters originates from the Rwenzori Mountains region of Uganda.

Rwenzori is grown on the slopes of the Rwenzori Mountains in Uganda, at around 1,400 to 1,800 metres above sea level. The lot is made up of two varieties, SL14 and SL28.

This is a natural process coffee, which means the cherries are dried whole with the fruit still wrapped around the bean. In Uganda this style is known as DRUGAR, short for Dried Uganda Arabica. In the cup that brings dark chocolate, plum, brown sugar and pecan, with a sweet finish that leans towards berries.

Previously from Routes Coffee Roasters

Other coffees from Routes that have featured in Batch Coffee Club boxes.

Coffee details card for Los Moritas from Routes Coffee Roasters

Box 148 · December 2025

Los Moritas

Sierra de las Minas, Guatemala · Washed

Creamy, hazelnut, smooth chocolate

What To Expect

Here’s an idea of what to expect from this fruity Ugandan coffee from Routes.