Better coffee at origin.
We believe exceptional coffee begins with the people who grow it. Our coffees change throughout the year as harvests come and go - chosen for quality, character and provenance.
We buy for quality
Every coffee starts on the cupping table. We select for sweetness, balance, clarity and character, following harvests around the world to find coffees when they're tasting at their best.
Our single origins change with the seasons. Our house coffees stay familiar, while the coffees within them may change throughout the year.
Quality should be rewarded
Exceptional coffee takes skill, time and investment to produce. We select coffees for their quality and pay prices that recognise the work behind them, rather than simply following the commodity market.When quality improves, the people responsible for producing it should share in the value it creates.
What we paid, against the market
How we calculate this
£7.98/kg is our volume-weighted average FOB price, calculated across all the green coffee we buy.
For comparison, we use the Fairtrade Minimum Price for conventional washed Arabica of $2.00/lb (approximately $4.41/kg), effective from December 2026.
We use FOB prices for both figures so we’re comparing coffee at the same point in the supply chain, before freight and UK costs are added.
Fairtrade’s minimum is a safety-net floor and isn’t necessarily the final price paid for Fairtrade coffee.
We search far and wide
- Countries
- 18
- Coffees roasted
- 39
- On sale now
- 8
On sale now
Coffee from 8 countries on the roaster right now
Our single origins change with the harvests, so this map changes with them.
01 · Our coffee from
Brazil
5 coffees roasted so far
On sale now
- Happy Capybara DecafShop →
Previously
- Elizabete Martins
- Beatriz Guimarães
- Unripe Cherries
- Brazil Decaf Coffee
02 · Our coffee from
Burundi
2 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- Vyiza
- Nyagishiru
03 · Our coffee from
Colombia
5 coffees roasted so far
On sale now
- Munchique Los TigresShop →
Previously
- Tres Dragones
- La Cabana
- Viani
- Wilton Benitez
04 · Our coffee from
Ethiopia
5 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- Niguse Jilo (special edition)
- Biya Faris
- Duromina
05 · Our coffee from
Honduras
1 coffees roasted so far
On sale now
- El CholloShop →
06 · Our coffee from
Kenya
3 coffees roasted so far
On sale now
- Kenya Orange Co-FermentedShop →
Previously
- Kenya Orange Co-Fermented
- Asali
07 · Our coffee from
Nicaragua
3 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- El Diablo
- Montecristo Coffee
- Don Victor
08 · Our coffee from
Rwanda
2 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- Las Laderas
- Mbare
09 · Our coffee from
South Sudan
1 coffees roasted so far
On sale now
- Excelsa (South Sudan)Shop →
10 · Our coffee from
Uganda
1 coffees roasted so far
On sale now
- Bukonzo DreamShop →
11 · Our coffee from
China
1 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- Aqi Badu
12 · Our coffee from
Costa Rica
2 coffees roasted so far
On sale now
- HermosaShop →
Previously
- Hermosa
13 · Our coffee from
El Salvador
1 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- Finca Serbia
14 · Our coffee from
Guatemala
1 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- Chuchumatan
15 · Our coffee from
India
2 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- Mooleh Manay - Excelsa Special
- Mooleh Manay
16 · Our coffee from
Papua New Guinea
1 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- Paradise Mountain Decaf
17 · Our coffee from
Peru
2 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- El Oso Geisha
- El Oso
18 · Our coffee from
Tanzania
1 coffees roasted so far
Previously
- Las Cotorras
Relationships matter
Sometimes we work directly with producers. Other times we work with specialist importers and exporters who have spent years building relationships at origin.
We’re less interested in labels than knowing who produced our coffee, how it was produced and how value moves through the supply chain.
When we find exceptional coffee and good people to work with, we want to come back.
Read more from origin
All producer stories →
Nzara, Western Equatoria · South Sudan
Meet Equatoria Coffee
Reviving coffee in South Sudan with one of the world’s most intriguing coffee species.
Our responsibility doesn’t end at origin.
Old Spike was founded in Peckham in 2015 to roast exceptional coffee while creating meaningful routes into employment for people experiencing homelessness.
Today, the coffee we buy supports producers and partners around the world. The coffee we sell helps fund training, paid work and routes into employment here in the UK.
From the people who grow it to the people whose careers can begin with it, we want every cup to create more value.