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Our Passions
We believe that coffee is the best when roasted days before drinking. Our passion for coffee is authentic. We hope to inspire the “Third Wave” coffee culture in our home town of Bicester. Third wave coffee is…
We believe that full life comes through relationships. Our coffee passion is only superseded by our passion for a community where relationships thrive. We hope to create a neighborhood space where people can gather, share life, and grow in relationships that spill over into our daily lives.
We believe people are worth the investment of all our profit! Our dream is that our passion for coffee and community will allow us to help others achieve their dreams. We believe the Creator hard wired many of us with dreams and gifts…
It takes a village...
A few people can have a vision but it takes an enormous amount of people to make FLTR Coffee a success. FLTR Coffee is an incorporated business owned by a group of families who make up one of the Churches in Bicester called Journey Communities. Whilst we are owned by a single church, many other charitable organisations, churches, neighbours, and friends came together on this project to make it happen.
In fact, we were able to raise £23,000 of the start up funds from donations made in our crowd funding effort hosted by chuffed.org. Each one of those donors is a part of this project – and we share the ownership of this project with them.
Our beans are sourced from DarkWoods Roastery in Hudderfield and the Missing Bean in Oxford.
With our La Cimbali Grinders and our EK43 we get the best grind possible using titanium burrs to grind our coffee.
Each brew method brings out different aspects of the coffee - You choose espresso based drinks, Aeropress, V60 pour overs, Chemex, Siphon and more.
Only the highest quality unhomogenised milk from Jersey and Guernsey cows, produced and bottled in Bristol.
Join the generosity! We all know how great it feels to do a random act of kindness. Why not buy a coffee for the next person who comes in or for someone in need. Its simple: You pay for a coffee and someone else get theirs for free.
