Fuelled by caffeine
Welcome Rebels
Rebel Barista brings exquisite coffee beans and professional coffee equipment direct to coffee specialists and coffee enthusiasts.
You maybe running an independent coffee shop or be taking the next step to being your own 'Rebel' home barista.
We have the best selection of coffee beans, prosumer grinders, espresso machines and everything in between to help you deliver the ultimate coffee experience.
Coffee Roasting
Roastery & Packaging
From our premises in Oakham, Rutland, we roast and package some of the worlds finest coffee beans. Sourced directly from Colombia, Brazil, Kenya, Ethipoia, Costa Rica, & Guatamala.
We’re passionate about great coffee, rich flavours and aromas that paint pictures on your palette of far away places. We combine the best seasonal selection of fresh beans roasted in-house by our experts.
Prosumer Machines
Coffee equipment
We source exceptional prosumer quality coffee equipment from around the world.
We have tested and hand selected only the very best espresso machines, grinders and ancillary equipment that will delivery the very best experience day in day out.
We'll be posting the latest reviews and tests online, and only sell products that we would want to own.
Coffee Experience & Tasting
Tasting and cupping experiences
From our premises in Oakham, Rutland,we will be running a classes and cupping experiences led by guest speakers and champion baristas.
We'll be showcasing our own range of superb coffee beans, the latest equipment and innovations and also trialing new products and beans.
We hope that you will come and join us and help us build a community of coffee lovers and prosumer enthusiasts.
Dates will be posted here soon!
Our Coffee Beans
dark colossus
Grown in Costa Rica’s West Central Valley. At an altitude of 1200 metres, allowing plenty of sun and shade. This coffee has a distinct sweetness, silky body, and fruity brightness. The brewed coffee also exhibits top notes of blueberry and has a buttery
finish.
bean type
100% Arabica coffee beans
PRO BARISTA RATING
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Wild volcano
Distinguished for its complex flavor and hint of cocoa. This Guatemala Antigua exhibits a full body and spicy flavor that is often very rich, even velvety. An ideal coffee-growing soil and climate is found in the Antigua region, a valley surrounded by three volcanoes. Perfectly dark and even espresso roast.
bean type
100% Arabica coffee beans
PRO BARISTA RATING
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
rude sunrise
This Brazilian Bourbon Santos has a medium body, and yields a low acidity, and has a very pleasant aroma. The low acidity derives from the region's lower growing elevations. The mellow flavor makes it a great coffee base or can be used for an espresso blend.
bean type
100% Arabica coffee beans
PRO BARISTA RATING
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
bold excuse
From the birth place of coffee in Ethiopia. The wild jungle essence of a tropical Indonesian island. The high elevations of the Guatemalan mountain side and the perfect soil and climate of Costa Rica. This unique blend exudes exquisite forest fruit and milk chocolate flavour with a syrupy body.
bean type
100% Arabica coffee beans
PRO BARISTA RATING
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
lazy morning
Grown in volcanic soil of high plateaus surrounding the snow capped Mt. Kenya and the foothills of the Aberdare Range. This coffee grows slowly providing the beans with plenty of nutrients. With a full body, pleasant acidity, rich flavor and fragrant aroma
infused with floral tones. Hints of chocolate and blackcurrants.
bean type
100% Arabica coffee beans
PRO BARISTA RATING
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
zero o'clock
Decaffeinated using the Swiss water method, this coffee is smooth and easy-drinking. Sweet chocolatey flavors are very prominent in, with some fruity notes that can touch on caramel, apple and red fruits like berries. The Colombian aroma tends to be a little citrusy and fruity and have hints of spice.
bean type
100% Arabica coffee beans
PRO BARISTA RATING
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
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