Pop up coffee shop to raise awareness of UK Coffee Week

Carvetii Coffee in Threlkeld will open up its new premises to the public for the first time to raise awareness of this year’s UK Coffee Week, taking place from April 10 - 16.

Customers can choose from a selection of aromatic and flavoursome speciality coffees expertly roasted on the premises, including recently introduced coffees from Rwanda and Tanzania, and all proceeds from sales will go directly to Project Waterfall – the official charity supported by UK Coffee Week.

UK Coffee Week is an annual nationwide fundraising campaign to support Project Waterfall – an initiative dedicated to bringing clean water facilities to the world’s coffee growing communities.

Gareth Kemble, owner & co-founder of Carvetii Coffee said: “As a coffee roaster, we are aware of how important water is with a typical filter coffee being 98.6% water.

“We’re so lucky in Cumbria with Thirlmere just down the road from our Roastery providing an abundance of clean, fresh water. However, not everyone is as fortunate, which is why we’re doing what we can to support UK Coffee Week and looking forward to welcoming people into our new Roastery for the first time.”

Gareth, who marked the start of UK Coffee Week by serving up coffee at an event attended by HRH Prince Charles on his visit to Cumbria, and co-owner Angharad, set up Carvetii Coffee in 2011. Over the last six years, they have grown the business to supply many of the county’s award-winning hotels, restaurants and coffee shops including The Forest Side in Grasmere and Homeground in Windermere. They have recently moved to new, larger premises at Threlkeld to further grow the business.

The pop-up coffee shop will run from 9am-3pm at the Carvetii Coffee Roastery at Threlkeld Business Park, just off the A66. Coffees, as well as teas and hot chocolates will be available to enjoy inside or to take away.

A speciality Cumbrian coffee roaster will be holding a charity pop-up coffee shop this Friday 14th April.

Carvetii Coffee in Threlkeld will open up its new premises to the public for the first time to raise awareness of this year’s UK Coffee Week, taking place from 10-16th April.

Customers can choose from a selection of aromatic and flavoursome speciality coffees expertly roasted on the premises, including recently introduced coffees from Rwanda and Tanzania, and all proceeds from sales will go directly to Project Waterfall – the official charity supported by UK Coffee Week.

UK Coffee Week is an annual nationwide fundraising campaign to support Project Waterfall – an initiative dedicated to bringing clean water facilities to the world’s coffee growing communities.

Gareth Kemble, owner & co-founder of Carvetii Coffee said: “As a coffee roaster, we are aware of how important water is with a typical filter coffee being 98.6% water.

“We’re so lucky in Cumbria with Thirlmere just down the road from our Roastery providing an abundance of clean, fresh water. However, not everyone is as fortunate, which is why we’re doing what we can to support UK Coffee Week and looking forward to welcoming people into our new Roastery for the first time.”

Gareth, fresh from marking the start of UK Coffee Week by serving up coffee at an event attended by HRH Prince Charles on his visit to Cumbria, and co-owner Angharad, set up Carvetii Coffee in 2011. Over the last six years, they have grown the business to supply many of the county’s award-winning hotels, restaurants and coffee shops including The Forest Side in Grasmere and Homeground in Windermere. They have recently moved to new, larger premises at Threlkeld to further grow the business.

The pop-up coffee shop will run from 9am-3pm at the Carvetii Coffee Roastery at Threlkeld Business Park, just off the A66. Coffees, as well as teas and hot chocolates will be available to enjoy inside or to take away.