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Coffee roasters in Stirlingshire

Stirlingshire has 3 independent coffee roasters with unusually distinct stories. Alfie & Co Coffee Roasters in Killearn was launched by Paul Equi in 2018 carrying forward four generations of roasting craft: his great-grandmother started roasting coffee in Tuscany to her own profiles for the hotel and cafe she ran in the Apennines, his grandfather Alfie carried those profiles to Scotland, and the family's recipes still anchor the modern range. Loch Lomond Coffee was founded in 2017 by brothers Stuart and David Fraser in Balmaha on the eastern shore of Loch Lomond, making it the first coffee roaster on the loch. Stirling Coffee operates from 8 King Street in the city centre as a roastery and coffee shop, with beans graded at 83 or above on the SCA scale.

Stirling city centre (Stirling Coffee at 8 King Street) is the easiest stop. Killearn (Alfie & Co) and Balmaha on Loch Lomond (Loch Lomond Coffee) are short drives out into the rural west of the county.

3 roasters Edited by Si Walker Checked on 8 September 2026

Coffee roasting in Stirlingshire, answered

From our own records, updated as the directory changes.

How many coffee roasters are there in Stirlingshire?

We list 3 active coffee roasters in Stirlingshire. Of those, 3 have a cafe you can visit, 3 sell direct from their own site and 3 run a subscription.

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

Alfie & Co Coffee Roasters, Loch Lomond Coffee and Stirling Coffee have a cafe or shop you can visit in Stirlingshire. Alfie & Co Coffee Roasters lists Unit 1, Oakwood Garden Centre, Killearn G63 9PT.

Which coffee roasters in Stirlingshire do decaf?

Of the 3 roasters we list in Stirlingshire, 1 offer a decaf: Stirling Coffee.

Which is the oldest coffee roaster in Stirlingshire?

Alfie & Co Coffee Roasters, roasting since 2014. Loch Lomond Coffee follows, since 2017. We hold a founding date for 2 of the 3 roasters here.

Which coffee roasters in Stirlingshire offer a subscription?

Alfie & Co Coffee Roasters, Loch Lomond Coffee and Stirling Coffee run a coffee subscription. All 3 roasters in Stirlingshire sell direct from their own site.