Cardiff-based Bridge Coffee Roasters has been boosted after being appointed the new artisan coffee supplier for the world’s oldest Cornish pasty maker.
The deal will see Coffee Roasters supplying the 47 bakery stores of Warrens Bakery.
Coffe Roasters, which has its own roastery, has been selected for its medium hand roasted Wild Meadow blend, sourced from Costa Rica and Ethiopia.
Craig Wood, assistant retail director of Warrens Bakery said, “Bridge Coffee Roasters produce exceptional tasting, responsibly sourced artisan coffee that we’re excited to offer to our customers. You can taste their knowledge and experience of coffee roasting in every serve, and we’re delighted to have them onboard”."
James Legg, business development manager at Bridge Coffee Roasters said: “ “It’s a pleasure to be partnered with Warrens Bakery, a company with an incredible heritage and reputation who recognise that the coffee market continues to grow and innovate. That’s why they’ve chosen to move forward with Bridge and step into the speciality coffee space.
“ We’re confident that Warrens will become even more widely recognised for their in-cup excellence and ethical sourcing. This is a hugely exciting journey for Bridge, and we look forward to a long and successful partnership.”
Established in 1860 in St Just in Cornwall, Warrens Bakery has shops in locations including Penzance, Falmouth, Truro, Exeter and Taunton. It also has a presence at railway stations including Cardiff, Bath Spa, Basingstoke and Slough.