Good coffee cannot be taken for granted. It requires many things to come together: good beans, high-quality (and expensive) equipment, but above all a lot of expertise. Philipp Reichel, the founder of Vote Coffee (link), used to roast coffee for several years at Markthalle Neun. After expanding, he joined forces with other Berlin coffee roasters to find solutions to their common challenges: After all, artisan producers often face the same challenges in the big city. Rent, utilities, unused space and production times cost a lot of money. The idea for Communal Coffee was born. A place for artisanal production and the transfer of knowledge about one of Germany's favourite beverages. For a reformed coffee culture. For fair prices and fair wages along the entire supply chain.

In the Communal Coffee production facility, coffee enthusiasts can come together and work autonomously with machines and roasting equipment. In This way, everyone can give their coffee a personal touch and character. But Communal Coffee is not just a co-working space. It is much more about creating a place for dialogue, production, tastings and the joint distribution of the best coffee. That's why you'll find a different roastery at the Communal Coffee stand every week, introducing itself to you in the Markthalle Neun.