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Coffee roasters · Boyne Valley

Ariosa

Coffee roasters

Small-batch roasting on the edge of town, supplying half the cafés in it.

DCN Member
Family-owned
Small-batch
Listed 21 June · Written by Andrine Mendez
Ariosa Coffee
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About Ariosa Coffee

Small-batch, supplying half the cafés in town

Ariosa Coffee roasts on the edge of Drogheda, in small batches, for cafés and homes across the town. What started as a single roaster now supplies a good share of the coffee poured on the Drogheda coffee trail.

What they sell
01Single-origin roastsRotating small-batch roasts, sourced direct.
02House espresso blendThe blend behind half the cafés in town.
03Wholesale supplyRoasting and supply for cafés and offices.
Why it matters for Drogheda

The roastery behind the town's coffee trail.

A local roaster means shorter supply chains, fresher coffee, and money that stays in Drogheda rather than going to a national chain's head office.

This is what Drogheda City Now is about: backing the local suppliers other independents depend on.

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