Wood St

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Wood St — coffee roaster

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What Wood St Coffee Tastes Like

Wood St's range leans into warm sweetness — caramel and brown sugar running through most roasts, softened by butterscotch, with floral lifts and stone fruit adding just enough brightness to keep things interesting.

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About Wood St

Wood St roasts across a wide flavour spectrum, though a warm sweetness runs through much of their range — caramel, butterscotch, brown sugar, and milk chocolate appear repeatedly, grounding even their brighter offerings. Their Rwandan and Ethiopian lots bring more vivid fruit character: dark berries, dried fruit, wine-like acidity, and floral notes that sit alongside rather than replace that underlying sweetness. It's a range that balances approachability with genuine complexity, suited to drinkers who want clarity and sweetness without sacrificing interest.

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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.