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Coffee roasters in Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire has 9 independent coffee roasters, with Oxford the centre of gravity and notable operations also in Henley-on-Thames, Abingdon and the South Oxfordshire farm country. The county punches above its size on industry credentials. Three of the nine are B Corp certified, one is the UK's first Certified Regenified roaster, and another runs employment programmes for people leaving prison.

Indigo Valley was founded in 2005 when Fairtrade certified specialty was rare in the UK and built its reputation on combining ethical sourcing with quality roasting; the team has since accumulated 13 Great Taste Awards and the business holds B Corp certification. New Ground Coffee is the most socially distinctive in the county: the B Corp roastery's stated purpose is creating employment and training opportunities for people leaving prison, working through its NewGround Foundation across the UK, with operations from a workshop and flagship cafe in OX3. Routes Coffee, also in Oxford, holds the distinction of being the UK's first Certified Regenified Coffee Roaster, a standard built around soil health, biodiversity and producer wellbeing; the founders' approach grew from a 30 country overland journey spent with farmers, roasters and distributors across Asia and beyond.

Most Oxfordshire roasters operate cafes alongside roasting. The city centre and Jericho area have multiple roaster run spaces within walking distance (Jericho Coffee Traders, Colombia Coffee Roasters, The Missing Bean). South Oxfordshire (Anonymous Coffee in Peppard Common, Horsebox in Brightwell-cum-Sotwell) extends the reach for a country drive.

10 roasters Edited by Si Walker Checked on 8 September 2026

Coffee roasting in Oxfordshire, answered

From our own records, updated as the directory changes.

How many coffee roasters are there in Oxfordshire?

We list 10 active coffee roasters in Oxfordshire. Of those, 6 have a cafe you can visit, 9 sell direct from their own site and 6 run a subscription.

Which coffee roasters in Oxfordshire have a cafe you can visit?

Anonymous Coffee Co., Dark Horse Roastery, Indigo Valley, JerichoCoffeeTraders, New Ground Coffee and The Missing Bean have a cafe or shop you can visit in Oxfordshire. JerichoCoffeeTraders lists 105 High Street, Oxford, OX1 4BW; Oxford Eco Centre, Osney Mead, Oxford, OX2 0ES; Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP.

Which coffee roasters in Oxfordshire do decaf?

Of the 10 roasters we list in Oxfordshire, 6 offer a decaf: Anonymous Coffee Co., Colombia Coffee Roasters, Dark Horse Roastery, JerichoCoffeeTraders, Routes Coffee and The Missing Bean. Where we hold the method, Anonymous Coffee Co., JerichoCoffeeTraders and Routes Coffee use the Swiss Water process. Colombia Coffee Roasters and The Missing Bean use sugarcane EA.

Which is the oldest coffee roaster in Oxfordshire?

Indigo Valley, roasting since 2005. JerichoCoffeeTraders follows, since 2009. We hold a founding date for 5 of the 10 roasters here.

Which coffee roasters in Oxfordshire offer a subscription?

Colombia Coffee Roasters, Dark Horse Roastery, JerichoCoffeeTraders, New Ground Coffee, Routes Coffee and The Missing Bean run a coffee subscription. In total, 9 of the 10 roasters in Oxfordshire sell direct from their own site.