

Est. 2017
Specialty coffee roaster in Sainte-Julie, Quebec, roasting on a Probat P12. Sells online with shipping across Canada and the US, and through more than 250 retail points.
94 Celcius was founded in 2017 by Marc-Alexandre Emond-Boisjoly, whose background in biochemistry and pharmacology brought a scientific curiosity to the world of specialty coffee. Based in Sainte-Julie, just south of Montréal, we pair that attention to detail with a simple belief: great coffee starts with the people who grow it. Building lasting relationships with producers is central to our work. We champion women producers and collaborate with growers who share our curiosity about what coffee can be. Our ongoing relationship with Colombia’s El Vergel and the Forest Coffee team, spanning five years, is one example of that commitment. Our selection reflects both precision and a taste for discovery: clean washed coffees, expressive naturals, carefully crafted co-ferments, and decaf we’re proud to drink every day. We roast to highlight each coffee’s character, making room for familiar favourites alongside unexpected discoveries. Through our online shop, café partners, and Club Expé subscription, we connect coffee lovers with distinctive coffees and the stories behind them. Our guiding motto: Never Bitter, Always Fair.

Antioquia
Natural, Co-fermented process
Castillo from Carolina Ramírez at Finca Guayacanes, 1,550 m, co-fermented 140 hours with mandarin leaves and bitter orange. For filter or espresso.
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Espresso blend of 70% Brazil (Poliana Pereira, Fazenda Chapadão) and 30% washed Peru (Nima Aleydy Juarez, El Roble). Sweet and chocolatey, good with milk.
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Bensa, Sidama
Washed process
Washed JARC 74112 and landraces from about 1,500 smallholders at the Keramo Adara station, grown above 2,300 m. A light roast for filter.
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Caranavi
Anaerobic Washed process
Anaerobic washed Caturra from Carmela Uduviri and Juana Gonzales in Caranavi, Bolivia, 1,600 m, roasted medium dark for espresso.
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Cauca
Washed process
Washed coffee from Wilton Benitez at Finca El Macarena, Cauca, grown at 2,200 m. For filter or espresso.
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Huila
Strawberry Co-fermented process
Catuai, Caturra and Bourbon Rose from Brayan Alvear's collective in San Adolfo, Huila, fermented anaerobically with dehydrated strawberries.
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Espresso blend: 85% washed Colombian Recruitment Lot from young Andean producers, 15% Sebastián Ramírez's red fruit co-fermented lot.
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Guji, Oromia
Honey process
Honey process JARC 74158, 74112 and 74110 from the Osolo station in Guji, grown at 2,240 to 2,280 m. For filter.
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Tolima
Sugarcane Decaf process
Red and yellow Caturra from Elias and Shady Bayter at Finca El Vergel, Tolima, 1,550 m, decaffeinated with the sugarcane process.
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Co-fermented process
Halloween blend of co-fermented Colombia (Finca El Placer), honey Bolivia (Mamani farm) and washed Honduras (Las Flores).
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Washed process
Washed Colombia (Wilton Benitez, Finca El Macarena) and Honduras (Sara Priscila Cerrato, Finca Las Penas). A fuller-bodied filter blend that also works as espresso.
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Roastery and shop in Sainte-Julie, Quebec, founded by Caroline Riverin, that roasts music-themed blends and single-origin coffees on site. It sells online with free shipping over $75, and offers subscriptions and barista training.
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Family-run specialty coffee micro-roaster founded in 1998, with a shop at Place Longueuil in Longueuil, Quebec, and an online store.