Cafezal
Milan · Italy
Cafezal is a Milanese specialty micro-roastery and café founded by Italian-Brazilian Carlos Bitencourt, whose name borro
Roasters in Italy
Discover 12 specialty roasters in Italy, including Cafezal, Caffè Borbone, Caffè Vergnano, Ditta Artigianale, Gardelli Specialty Coffees. Profiles, sourcing, and links on day9.coffee.
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Caffè Borbone
Caivano · Italy
Caffè Borbone was founded in 1997 in Caivano, just outside Naples, by Massimo Renda — who launched it as L'Aromatika srl
Caffè Vergnano
Santena · Italy
Caffè Vergnano was founded in 1882 in Chieri, a small medieval town in the hills above Turin, by Domenico Vergnano — ori
Ditta Artigianale
Florence · Italy
Ditta Artigianale was founded in 2013 by Francesco Sanapo — a three-time Italian Barista Champion (2010, 2011, 2013) and
Gardelli Specialty Coffees
Forlì · Italy
Rubens Gardelli started roasting in Forlì in 2010 on a 50g roaster, taught himself the craft (no SCA courses) and went o
Hausbrandt Trieste 1892
Nervesa della Battaglia · Italy
Hausbrandt was founded in 1892 in Trieste — then the Austro-Hungarian Empire's third city and a primary Mediterranean co
illycaffè
Trieste · Italy
illycaffè was founded in Trieste in 1933 by Hungarian-born accountant Francesco Illy, who two years later invented the i
La Casa del Caffè Tazza d'Oro
Rome · Italy
Antigua Tazzadoro was founded as a Roman coffee roastery in 1944, with the bar — La Casa del Caffè al Pantheon — opening
Lavazza
Turin · Italy
Lavazza was founded in 1895 when Luigi Lavazza, then a 36-year-old self-taught chemist from Murisengo, bought the Droghe
Le Piantagioni del Caffè
Livorno · Italy
Le Piantagioni del Caffè was founded in Livorno in 1994 around a small group of friends led by Florence-based tropical a
Pellini Caffè
Bussolengo · Italy
Pellini was founded in Verona in 1922 by the Pellini family as an importer and blender of officinal herbs, then pivoted
Sant'Eustachio Il Caffè
Rome · Italy
Sant'Eustachio Il Caffè opened in 1938 in Piazza Sant'Eustachio — between Piazza Navona and the Pantheon — on the site o