Lost Barn Coffee Roasters Ltd, based in Grafton, Cheshire, is named after a historic barn destroyed in 1839. With expertise from London and Melbourne, they offer unique, small-batch coffees while prioritising sustainability and ethical sourcing in their rich historical setting.
Lost Barn Coffee Roasters Ltd is a micro-roastery located at Old Hall Farm in Grafton, Cheshire, steeped in local history and surrounded by the picturesque countryside. The roastery takes its name from the “Lost Barn,” a structure that was destroyed in the catastrophic storm of January 1839 and became a historic footnote on old Cheshire field maps. Today, next to the site of the original barn, Lost Barn Coffee Roasters crafts its premium coffee using a copper coffee roaster and a skilled team of passionate experts.
The team at Lost Barn brings decades of experience from the food and drink industries in London and Melbourne, combining this expertise with a meticulous approach to hand roasting. Their focus is on ethically sourcing high-quality beans from coffee-growing regions across the globe and roasting them in small batches to ensure maximum freshness and depth of flavour. This attention to detail results in coffee with complex, mouth-watering profiles that appeal to discerning coffee drinkers.
Lost Barn Coffee Roasters is deeply committed to sustainability and ethical practices, ensuring their beans are sourced responsibly from trusted producers. Their dedication to quality, authenticity, and craftsmanship has earned them a growing reputation in the UK coffee scene. Situated in a location rich with history, Lost Barn Coffee Roasters blends tradition with modern roasting techniques to create exceptional coffee.
Old Hall Farm, Grafton, Tilston, Cheshire, SY14 7JE
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