200 Degrees Coffee
Nottingham · United Kingdom
200 Degrees started in 2012 in a Nottingham garage when co-founders Rob Darby and Tom Vincent — frustrated with the bad
Birmingham · United Kingdom
Since 2012 · Nathan Retzer, Ameeta Retzer
Quarter Horse was founded as a cafe in Oxford in 2012 by husband-and-wife Nathan and Ameeta Retzer, then relocated to Ameeta's hometown Birmingham in 2015 to start roasting — making it Birmingham's first independent specialty coffee roastery. Nathan is a Q-Grader who roasted in the US before moving to the UK and worked with Square Mile and Store Street Espresso pre-launch.
Birmingham's foundational specialty roastery. Pioneered the cafe-roastery transparency model in the UK's second city and uses price-transparent campaigns (e.g. UNICEF Yemen Appeal donations) to push the conversation on producer economics.
10 Kenyon Street, Birmingham B18 6AR
Nottingham · United Kingdom
200 Degrees started in 2012 in a Nottingham garage when co-founders Rob Darby and Tom Vincent — frustrated with the bad
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