Propeller Coffee Roasters

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Propeller Coffee Co. – Toronto B Corp Whole Bean Coffee & Espresso

Propeller Coffee Co. is an award-winning specialty coffee roaster based in Toronto's Junction district, founded in 2013. A certified B Corp, Propeller is known for sustainable, direct trade sourcing and small-batch roasting, and was named Roast Magazine's 2016 Micro Roaster of the Year. ECS Coffee carries a curated selection of Propeller whole bean coffee and espresso blends, roasted in the company's low-footprint facility for rich, dependable flavour — ready to grind for espresso or everyday drip brewing at home.

7 products
Propeller Swiss Water Decaf Whole Bean Coffee, 12oz
Propeller Swiss Water Decaf Whole Bean Coffee, 12oz
Propeller Coffee Roasters $2350
Propeller Turbo Whole Bean Espresso, 12oz
Propeller Turbo Whole Bean Espresso, 12oz
Propeller Coffee Roasters $2250
Propeller Foundry Whole Bean Coffee, 12oz
Propeller Foundry Whole Bean Coffee, 12oz
Propeller Coffee Roasters $2250
Propeller Outbound Whole Bean Espresso, 12oz
Propeller Outbound Whole Bean Espresso, 12oz
Propeller Coffee Roasters $2250
Propeller Skyhawk Whole Bean Coffee, 12oz
Propeller Skyhawk Whole Bean Coffee, 12oz
Propeller Coffee Roasters $2250
Propeller Ace Espresso, 12oz
Propeller Ace Espresso, 12oz
Propeller Coffee Roasters $2250
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Propeller Seasonal Blend Whole Bean Coffee, 12oz
Propeller Seasonal Blend Whole Bean Coffee, 12oz
Propeller Coffee Roasters $2550

Why Coffee Lovers Choose Propeller Coffee Co.

Propeller Coffee Co. is a Toronto-based specialty coffee roaster founded in 2013 and located in the city's Junction district. In a few short years it earned international recognition, named Roast Magazine's Micro Roaster of the Year in 2016 — an honour reserved for roasters at the forefront of quality, sustainability and community. Today Propeller is a fixture of Toronto's specialty coffee scene, serving home brewers, cafés and offices across Canada.

Sustainability sits at the heart of the company. Propeller is a certified B Corporation, operates a low-footprint roastery, uses biodegradable packaging and offsets its transportation. Its sourcing is built on direct trade relationships, buying high-quality green coffee from experienced farmers and aiming to purchase the majority of its beans directly from producers. Every batch is cupped and analysed to ensure it meets the standards customers have come to trust.

The result is a versatile range of whole bean coffee, from modern and traditional espresso blends to dependable medium and dark roasts and a Swiss Water Process decaf. With mellow acidity and rich body across many of its roasts, Propeller's coffee works beautifully through an espresso machine or an everyday drip brewer. Beyond the cup, the company is known for community engagement and using business as a force for good.

At ECS Coffee, we're proud to carry a curated selection of Propeller Coffee Co. whole bean coffee, helping you bring sustainably roasted, award-winning Toronto coffee home. Explore our Propeller collection to find your next everyday espresso or drip favourite.

Why Choose ECS Coffee

On-Site Authorized Service & Repair

We are an authorized service centre for trusted brands like Technivorm and Breville in Canada. Our in-house service technicians and wide range of parts ensures support beyond your machine purchase.

Our Machines are Tried & True

We actually use the equipment we sell. Our brewers & espresso machines have been used by our team in our showroom, evaluated for coffee quality, and chosen because we'd put it on our own counters. We don't stock drip brewers just to fill a category.

Coffee + Brewer Expertise in One Place

Unlike big box retailers, we carry the beans to go with the brewer. Our team can recommend the right grind size, coffee origin, and dose for the machine you're buying. The brewer and the coffee are two halves of the same result.

29 Years in Canada

Family-owned since 1996, ECS Coffee is Canada's destination for coffee, espresso gear, and expert service. We know which machines last, which ones fail, and what proper maintenance looks like over a 10-15 year ownership cycle.

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