Colbergcoffee, the family coffee roastery from Kołobrzeg, is returning to the International Coffee Festival at the Netto Arena in Szczecin, in north-west Poland. It runs on 10-11 May and brings together several dozen roasteries from Poland and the rest of Europe, which makes it a rare chance to taste a lot of very good coffee in one room and meet the people who roast it.

Why come to the Colbergcoffee stand?

Free tastings of outstanding filter coffees.
We will be pouring coffees from some of the best farms in the world. We would point you in particular at our East African coffees, with their fruit and floral notes, and at the sweet, balanced beans from Central America. We roast light to medium so the flavour carries, in espresso and in filter alike.

We will also be showing new beans that launch at the festival, available on our stand before anywhere else. A good opportunity to try the newest thing we have and tell our baristas what you make of it.

Craft coffee and professional kit

Colbergcoffee is not only coffee. As a distributor for Nuova Simonelli, La Marzocco and Victoria Arduino, we supply machines for cafes and for home use.

At the festival we will have espresso machines, grinders and other kit on the stand. We will help you work out what you actually need and how to get the most out of it in daily work behind the bar.

Come and talk coffee with us

The Szczecin festival matters to us. Colbergcoffee comes from Kołobrzeg, but more and more of our coffee is turning up in cafes around Szczecin, and we are glad our beans have found an audience there.

We will be on the stand for cafe and restaurant owners as much as for anyone who simply wants to taste something new. Come and talk about working together, swap notes, and see where the coffee world is heading.

Colbergcoffee in Szczecin: quality, passion and craft

Being at the International Coffee Festival is not only about selling coffee. It is about building relationships with the people running businesses here. Colbergcoffee in Szczecin sees real room for the coffee market to grow, and we want to take an active part in it.

Come and find us. Let us talk coffee, equipment and shared projects. Szczecin is a special place on the Polish coffee map, and we want to help build specialty coffee culture here.

See you at the Netto Arena on 10 and 11 May.

Szczecin Coffee Festival: opening times and tickets

The International Coffee Festival in Szczecin runs on 10-11 May at the Netto Arena. Saturday opening hours are 10:00 to 18:00 and Sunday 10:00 to 17:00.

Tickets cost 10 zł in advance online and 12 zł on the day, in Polish zloty. Every visitor gets a welcome coffee and a small gift from the local roasteries.

More information and tickets: Szczecin Coffee Festival.

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