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Introducing Our Latest Arrival: Nicaragua Las Morenitas

Introducing Our Latest Arrival: Nicaragua Las Morenitas

We’re thrilled to bring you our newest offering, Nicaragua Las Morenitas, a standout coffee from the Las Morenitas Farm in the Cerro Bonetillo, Jin...

Navigating Industry Challenges Together

Navigating the challenges of the coffee industry and price increases together.

Spring is here... well almost!?

As the chill of winter fades and the first blooms of spring begin to appear in Glasgow and Edinburgh, it’s the perfect time to refresh your coffee ...

Gordon St Coffee House Blend – A Wee Dream in a Cup

If you're searching for the perfect afternoon pick-me-up, look no further than The Gordon St Coffee House Blend. This beautifully crafted blend is ...

The Glasgow Roast - where it all began!

Our Glasgow Roast is where it all began and we've not looked back since!. Featuring a carefully selected blend of beans from India, Kenya, Brazil, ...

Edinburgh Roast - Blended and roasted for Auld Reekie

At the other end of the M8 from Glasgow, our Edinburgh Roast has become a firm favourite. Blended and roasted for Auld Reekie, this delightful mix...

The Perfect Festive Brews to Keep Your Spirits HIgh This Christmas 🎄☕

Christmas is a magical time of year—twinkling lights, laughter and the irresistible aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafting through the air. But let...

Chemex vs French Press – Which Brewing Method Reigns Supreme?

Gordon St Coffee customers often face a choice between the Chemex and French Press, two popular brewing methods with distinct differences...

And the Great Taste Awards go to…

We’re absolutely delighted that both our Glasgow and Edinburgh roasts have won a star at this years Great Taste Awards. It’s no mean feat and a re...

Decaf coffee; the swiss water process

For those of you who were wondering, we use the Swiss water method for decaffeination which is organic and 100% chemical free. This is a more natur...

Fresh Coffee is best!

When you buy coffee from a supermarket, it’s often roasted about a year ago and harvested long before that so fresh coffee is significantly better ...

How to brew Chemex Coffee

The Chemex employs the drip/filter brewing technique and is suitable for use in cafes or your home, for brewing multiple cups simultaneously, where...

Light, medium or dark roasts... whats the difference?

We have a number of coffees available in Gordon St Coffee and we're often asked by customers instore and online the difference between light, mediu...