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Coffee Roaster Tour
this post saddens me as to how many wonder shops are lacking mention. 1) Zumbar Coffee & Tea. I don't usually use absolutes, but Zumbar has one of the best, if not THE best espresso drinks in all of San Diego. Throwing coffee snob lingo aside, they roast their coffee on the finest spectrum of medium-dark, one that's not too bright and acidic, but one that is sweet, caramelized, and non-burnt (like calabria). 2) Bird Rock. won 2012 roaster of the year. The only place in San Diego that I would go get light roasted coffee for home use. 3) Virtuoso. Seriously, no one knows about these guys. They make fantastic batches off their diedrich commercial roaster, and carry several beans in various roasting degrees.— May 30, 2013 11:53 p.m.