5/5 Ste 6 months ago on Google • 18 reviews
Here
is
my
very
long
story
to
how
we
found
Salford
roaster.
I
spent
a
lot
of
time
in
Malta
as
a
child
and
it
was
fine
for
me
to
have
a
cappuccino.
The
memories
of
the
older
folk
putting
the
world
to
rights
over
an
espresso
and
they
would
let
me
have
a
cheeky
sip.
In
the
UK,
coffee
was
a
grown
ups
drink
plus
all
that
was
available
was
instant,
it
was
mid
80s.
We
had
recently
bought
a
small
espresso
machine,
a
hand
grinder
and
a
few
bits
to
try
a
find
this
taste
and
emotion
I
had
tried
to
pass
to
my
family.
I
bought
some
cheap
Asda
beans
and
it
wasn't
as
bad
as
thought
but
did
hold
some
of
all
that
others
don't
like
(ashy,
sour,
biting).
I'd
watched
way
too
much
YouTube
to
learn
and
we
decided
to
try
and
find
a
good
independent
roaster
for
many
reasons.
Primary
reason,
the
belief
that
the
growers
are
generally
squeezed
to
extract
as
much
money
for
the
big
boys
and
we
felt
that
this
is
not
the
case
with
many
independents.
We
also
wanted
to
support
independent
business
although,
my
experience
of
some
coffee
houses
has
been
a
pompous,
exclusive,
stuck
up
atmosphere.
The
roasters
we
had
seen
on
YouTube
were
south
based
but
we
wanted
to
help
a
local
business.
I
had
found
a
Manchester
roaster
and
felt
that
was
as
local
as
I
was
going
to
find
and
was
about
to
order
then
my
son
recalled
a
local
store
that
stocked
a
local
coffee.
The
store
had
closed
down
but
my
son
had
a
photo
he
had
taken
to
show
me
and
so
we
looked
for
and
found
your
website.
Your
story
is
interesting
on
the
website
and
I
couldn't
of
found
a
more
local
roaster.
I'm
not
a
massive
coffee
drinker
and
to
me
is
like
my
whisky,
a
good
enjoyable
moment.
After
I
came
home
with
my
first
order
the
family
wanted
to
try
this
'so
called'
real
coffee.
With
a
prayer
that
this
will
be
a
night
and
day
experience,
I
opened
the
Rialto
blend.
Here
was
the
first
shock
to
those
around,
the
coffee
smelt
devine.
The
words
were,
it
smells
warm
and
roasted,
a
sweet
and
inviting
aroma,
like
a
camp
fire...
(
My
whole
family
are
coffee
experts
all
of
a
sudden)
I
spent
too
long
making
the
family
coffees,
I
made
two
lattes
and
a
cappuccino
before
getting
to
mine.
All
the
family
fed
back
that
this
is
the
best
coffee
that
they
have
ever
had.
I
decided
to
make
an
espresso.
With
trepidation
I
measured
the
beans,
sat
and
hand
ground
then,
tamped
down
and
timed
the
weight
out
(
too
much
YouTube
heehee).
An
espresso
would
normally
be
a
step
too
far
for
the
family
as
their
experiences
have
always
been
a
dark
ashy
thick
and
bitter.
I
had
told
of
times
of
old
and
so
passed
the
cup
to
the
family
members.
They
all
said
it
smelt
inviting.
I
sat
down
and
took
my
first
taste.
Wow,
it
really
is
a
flash
back.
The
coffee
is
the
daylight
moment
after
being
in
the
dark
for
so
long.
My
childhood
came
flooding
back.
My
wife
tasted
this
and
has
said
that
although
she
won't
be
drinking
espresso,
that
it
was
so
flavoursome
and
'round'
she
can
see
why
I'd
'gone
on'
for
so
long.
My
son
said
'wow
dad,
you're
right,
you
can
tell
the
difference,
I
never
thought
I'd
like
an
espresso
but
I
think
I
do.'
I
must
say
the
coffee
is
amazing.
What
you
are
selling
is
more
than
coffee
for
me.
It's
a
whole
set
of
feelings,
memories
and
emotions
plus
bloody
good
coffee.
Thank
you
and
I'll
be
back.
My
experience
with
you
has
been
a
delight
from
a
good
web
experience,
great
options,
customer
service
etc
I
have
tried
other
roasters,
and
always
come
back
to
Salford
Roasters
plus
now
know
good
v
bad
coffee.
I've
tried
a
number
of
Salford
Roasters
beans,
the
Salfordian
and
Rialto
are
devine,
Nicaraguan
single
bean
is
brilliant
and
I
have
recently
tried
Ugandan,
wowzers,
l
have
tried
other
blends,
all
very
different
and
Nic
is
a
delight
to
speak
to
and
be
educated
by.
It
truly
is
a
family
business
and
I've
been
lucky
to
meet
the
family
and
feel
part
of
the
SR
family.
Do
pop
into
the
roastery,
get
a
brew,
see
how
it's
made
and
meet
the
team.
Sorry
for
such
a
long
review
but
I
wanted
you
to
see
more
than
just
a
transaction
takes
place
sometimes
and
I
am
really
passionate
for
good
people
to
be
appreciated
and
succeed.