Wood St

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Wood St — coffee roaster

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What Wood St Coffee Tastes Like

Wood St leans into warm, indulgent sweetness — caramel and brown sugar anchoring a range that softens into butterscotch and chocolate, with floral and stone fruit notes lifting the edges just enough.

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About Wood St

Wood St roasts across a broad but coherent palette, with sweetness as a consistent thread — caramel, brown sugar, butterscotch, and chocolate appearing across origins rather than as a house shortcut. Their Rwandan series shows particular depth, moving from marmalade and black tea through winey blueberry to fig and dark berry across successive releases, suggesting a roaster comfortable exploring the full range of a single origin. Fruit-forward brightness and confectionery warmth tend to balance well here, making their range approachable without feeling flat.

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Wood St — Frequently Asked Questions

What does Wood St coffee taste like?
Wood St coffees are known for Caramel, Floral, and Chocolate notes. These characteristics appear consistently across their range of 15 roasts.
Where can I buy Wood St coffee?
Wood St coffee is available at 2 coffee shops in London, including Melk - Chislehurst and Wood St Coffee.
Does Wood St offer decaf coffee?
Wood St does not currently have any decaf roasts listed on Gourmet Coffee London.
What types of coffee does Wood St offer?
Wood St offers Espresso roasts. Browse their full range of 15 roasts on this page.