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Grinds & Brews - Velo Coffee Roasters

Grinds & Brews

When it comes to different types of coffee brews, the opportunities are endless! Cold brew, French Press, Pour Over, Espresso - the list goes on and on! Each of these brewing methods are very different, and therefore require different coffee grind sizes.
Africa Day Coffee Tour - Velo Coffee Roasters

Africa Day Coffee Tour

Celebrating around the world! Did you know that May 25th is Africa Day? Africa Day was designated by the African Union as an annual celebration of the continent’s unity! This day is celebrated in many countries in Africa, as well as around the world. Today especially, we celebrate their coffee!
5 Reasons You Should LOVE Black Coffee! - Velo Coffee Roasters

5 Reasons You Should LOVE Black Coffee!

Ditch the milk and sugar, enjoy coffee for what it is! When you say you like coffee, do you like coffee with sugar, milk, and flavoured syrups? OR do you like the taste of black coffee, when you can really get a sense of the different flavour notes in the coffee itself? Find out why you should dr...
Traveling Brews - Velo Coffee Roasters

Traveling Brews

Pack Up the Coffee! Summer is just around the corner! It’s time for traveling, stay-cations, and outdoor activities! Whether you plan on cycling, hiking, camping, or going for a road trip, there is a travel brew method for you! 
Health Benefits of Coffee - Velo Coffee Roasters

Health Benefits of Coffee

Coffee is great for making you feel more energised, burning fat, improving physical performance while lowering your risk for a number of diseases, and is also packed with high levels of antioxidants. Coffee has many different health benefits that most people don't know about. Today, we are here t...
What is Coffee Cupping? - Velo Coffee Roasters

What is Coffee Cupping?

Coffee Cupping is the tasting technique used by coffee producers, roasters, and buyers all over the world. Producers and roasters use this technique for quality control purposes on batches of coffee beans that are being produced and prepared for packaging. Read along to see for yourself what it is!