17 Grams
Roasted in-house in Brighton since 2016 — the South Coast's favourite specialty brunch coffee.
Brighton, UK
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The story
17 Grams
Founded in Brighton in 2016, 17 Grams roast in-house at their dedicated South Coast roastery and serve specialty coffee across a much-loved café group in Brighton and Hove. Small-batch, origin-expressive coffee paired with the city's favourite brunch.
17 Grams was established in Brighton in 2016 as a specialty coffee roaster and café group, roasting in-house at their dedicated South Coast roastery. From a tightly-run Brighton operation they've grown into one of the city's defining specialty coffee brands — a roastery, a café group, and a brunch destination rolled into one.
Every coffee is roasted in small batches to showcase origin character and processing nuance. The current lineup spans Colombia, Rwanda, Ethiopia and beyond — single origins like Valle Alto, Cornela, Muki Fruity, La Fiesta and Celeste sit alongside the Venus house espresso blend, covering everything from wild fruity naturals to clean, elegant washed lots tuned for both espresso and filter.
Beyond beans, 17 Grams curate a full specialty drinks destination — Good & Proper tea and matcha alongside brewing kit from AeroPress, Hario, Kinto and OREA. Online subscriptions ship free over £40 and save 10%, while their Brighton and Hove cafés bring the same standard to the cup — properly sourced coffee, expertly trained baristas, food worth queueing for.
Social impact
17 Grams bring Brighton's café culture and sustainable sourcing together — small-batch roasting, sustainable partners, and a Sussex café group built around properly sourced coffee.
Fair Farmer Pay
Sourcing exclusively through sustainable partners committed to making sure farmers earn a decent living from their crops.
Brighton & Hove Cafés
A café group across Brighton and Hove serving expertly trained barista coffee — the South Coast's favourite specialty brunch destination.
Origin Diversity
A rotating lineup spanning Colombia, Rwanda and Ethiopia — wild fruity naturals through to clean washed lots, roasted in small batches.