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Your next move in specialty coffee
Roasting systems engineered for ultimate precision control coupled with advanced production tools that let you repeat your favorite profiles at the push of a button.
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class: Roasting 101
Learn to Roast
Our popular Roasting 101 class serves as a launching pad for coffee lovers aiming to become coffee business owners. This apprentice-style course is the jumpstart you need.
A curated selection of green coffee from our in-house roastery
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A new Gesha in your price range, and it does not disappoint!
Most coffee fans will perk up when they hear the word “Gesha”. Thoughts of delicate, floral coffees with unusual flavors flood their minds. They might expect...
Gladheart Coffee in Daily Coffee News
It was great to see the familiar names of Philip Hatter and Gladheart Coffee pop up on Daily Coffee News this week. Congratulations to that team and...
Cheat Sheet: Coffee bag size by origin
Last week we were working through some drum capacity calculations and it was interesting to see the common full coffee bag sizes laid out by origin....
Coffee Fest Louisville Recap
The Mill City Roasters team had a blast last weekend at Coffee Fest Louisville. This was the second Coffee Fest event of the year, and...
What To Look For In A Used Coffee Roaster
For everything there is a season… For most of us, starting a new business means finding ways to do things. Not finding ways to not...
Mill City Roasters vs Probat at CoffeeFest New York.
The new Probat sales guys attended our classes at Coffeefest New York last weekend. The free classes at least. Probat is a legacy brand and...
Your specialty coffee HQ
If you have a plan, we are the partner you need
Every year, more and more specialty coffee professionals are starting long-term partnerships with our company. Whether you're starting from zero or leveling up, our team of experienced coffee professionals, engineers & designers go above and beyond to help you source the correct equipment, communicate with installers, and keep your operations up and running.
If you plan to go far, you should go with Mill City.
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