Kickback Coffee Roasters

Kickback coffee is a Cheshire based coffee roaster. They showcase some of the finest sustainable coffees out there.

About Kickback Coffee Roasters

Kickback coffee is a Cheshire based coffee roaster. They showcase some of the finest sustainable coffees out there. Kickback began when founder Alex started roasting coffee for his friends and family. After receiving a great reception he decided to turn his coffee roasting hobby into a business. Visit Kickback’s Website That was 2017. Since then Kickback have been putting out a new single origin roast each month, sampling some incredible coffee beans and meeting some amazing people along the way. At KBC, they try to get freshly roasted, high quality, unique tasting coffees out to you wonderful people. Helping to spread the incredible world that is coffee. “Coffee is a natural product, grown in some of the most beautiful countries in the world. It is grown, harvested and processed by many amazing people and it is our job to ensure that everyone benefits along the way.” The guys at Kickback are now full steam ahead. After chatting to Josh Williams (Barista Champion and Filtered Thoughts) who has recently joined the team it’s clear that these guys are now looking at competing with some of the big boys in the speciality coffee roasting scene.

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Coffee Origin

The La Hondurita from Kickback Coffee Roasters Originates from El Salvador.

Home of the famous Pacamara varietal, El Salvador has been an important player in the coffee producing World for many years. After the civil war of the 1980’s El Salvador have been progressive in the speciality coffee industry, while many other countries replaced unique and descript coffee trees for high-yield crops, El Salvador did not go through this process.

In turn, although El Salvador does not produce anywhere near the quantity of coffee as other Central American countries it does produce undeniable quality and unusual characteristics. An El Salvadorian coffee doesn’t have the punchy flavours and acidity of a Guatemalan however the subtle fruitiness and the gentle fragrance make coffee from this region of the world a perfect everyday coffee.