Coffee Pirates roasts distinctive coffees for espresso and filter brewing. Choose from blends and single origins developed for espresso machines, hand filters and fully automatic coffee machines. Explore the range to find a roast that suits your preferred way to brew.
Browse the Coffee Pirates range to compare espresso blends, filter roasts and single-origin coffees. Product details make it easier to find a roast for your preferred brewing routine. Complete your setup with a brewer and serve your coffee in cups chosen for the occasion. At roastmarket, you can explore coffees from selected roasteries alongside equipment for home brewing.

Freshly roasted Coffee Pirates coffee
Coffee Pirates offers both single-origin coffees and blends for espresso and filter brewing. The roastery describes its sourcing approach as direct trade, with traceability and long-term relationships with selected partners. It also sets internal quality standards for the coffees it selects. Product descriptions provide details to help you compare origin, flavour notes and recommended preparation.
The roastery says its direct-trade coffees are sourced with transparency and fairness in mind.
Coffee Pirates reports that its coffees are traceable and sourced from selected partners.
According to the roastery, selected coffees meet its stated specialty-coffee quality criteria.
Small-batch roasting and individual roast profiles are used for each variety.
The team checks each roast through professional cupping.
Espresso blends suit espresso machines, while lighter roasts can be brewed as filter coffee. Try a French Press or an AeroPress for a different approach to brewing.
Coffee Pirates and specialty coffee
Coffee Pirates selects green coffees from growing regions around the world and roasts them in small batches. The roastery develops a profile for each coffee to bring its individual character into focus. Short routes from roastery to customer are part of its regional approach. Check each product page for its flavour notes and brewing recommendations.
Choose whole beans if you prefer to grind coffee just before brewing. A suitable coffee grinder lets you adjust the grind to your brewing method.

Meet Coffee Pirates
Coffee Pirates is a family-run roastery based in Essen-Rüttenscheid, in the Ruhr region. The team has been roasting coffee since 2009, bringing its own approach to each batch. Its coffees are roasted in a traditional drum roaster. Explore a varied selection of coffee and espresso and compare the coffees with the brewing style you enjoy.
Who is behind Coffee Pirates?
Coffee Pirates is a family-run roastery in Essen-Rüttenscheid. Its team has been developing and roasting specialty coffees since 2009, with an emphasis on direct trade, transparent sourcing and careful roasting. Explore the range at roastmarket to compare its coffees.
What makes Coffee Pirates coffee distinctive?
Coffee Pirates combines direct-trade sourcing with traditional drum roasting in small batches. The roastery develops an individual profile for each coffee and describes its approach as focused on traceability and long-term partnerships. Check the product details for each coffee's origin and flavour notes.
Which Coffee Pirates coffee should I try first?
For a first taste, try one of the espresso blends, which the brand describes with chocolate and nut notes. If you prefer filter coffee, look for a single-origin coffee from Ethiopia with fruity notes. Product descriptions can help you compare the different roasts and choose one to suit your brewing method.
How does Coffee Pirates approach sourcing?
Coffee Pirates describes its approach as direct trade, with an emphasis on close contact with coffee producers and transparent sourcing. For details about a particular coffee's origin and supply chain, check the information provided on its product page.
Which brewing methods suit Coffee Pirates coffee?
The range includes coffees for several brewing methods. Espresso roasts are intended for espresso machines and fully automatic coffee machines. Lighter filter roasts can be prepared with a hand filter, a French Press or an AeroPress. Check each product's brewing recommendation to find the right match.







