Steampunk Coffee Blog

Ipyana (Tanzania) - recipe and background
Our new main espresso at Steampunk, Ipanya is also brilliant brewed by filter methods. Here is our recipe for Kalita wave and some more background on this beautiful coffee.
Ipyana (Tanzania) - recipe and background
Our new main espresso at Steampunk, Ipanya is also brilliant brewed by filter methods. Here is our recipe for Kalita wave and some more background on this beautiful coffee.

Life at Migoti Hill: Week 2
This week we will look at natural vs washed processesing, visit a farmers market and learn more about Potato Taste Defect.
Life at Migoti Hill: Week 2
This week we will look at natural vs washed processesing, visit a farmers market and learn more about Potato Taste Defect.

Life at Migoti Hill: Week 1
Our roaster Ludwika is in Burundi where she will be spending six weeks working at Migoti Hill. This is the first of our weekly updates on what life has been...
Life at Migoti Hill: Week 1
Our roaster Ludwika is in Burundi where she will be spending six weeks working at Migoti Hill. This is the first of our weekly updates on what life has been...

Developing a pour over recipe for Basecamp Coffee
It can take a bit of trial and error to develop a great pour over recipe. Here is our recipe for Basecamp and an insight into how our roaster Rachel...
Developing a pour over recipe for Basecamp Coffee
It can take a bit of trial and error to develop a great pour over recipe. Here is our recipe for Basecamp and an insight into how our roaster Rachel...

Kalita recipes for our current coffees
This is how we brewed up our fantastic range of coffees at Glasgow Coffee Festival.
Kalita recipes for our current coffees
This is how we brewed up our fantastic range of coffees at Glasgow Coffee Festival.

The Third Space: will WFH steal cafes from comm...
Despite coming out of lockdown determined to cherish in person connection, are we in danger of destroying our last few spaces that facilitate it?
The Third Space: will WFH steal cafes from comm...
Despite coming out of lockdown determined to cherish in person connection, are we in danger of destroying our last few spaces that facilitate it?