Cafè Badilatti

Cafè Badilatti is the oldest coffee roastery in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, located in Zuoz, near St. Moritz. Founded in 1912, this family-owned company has been producing high-quality coffee for three generations. Their roastery is situated at an altitude of 1,716 meters, which allows for a slower roasting process due to the lower boiling point of water at that height.

This slower process enhances the development of richer aromas and flavors in the coffee. Cafè Badilatti sources green coffee beans from small cooperatives across different regions of the world, including Central and South America, Africa, India, and Indonesia.

The company places great emphasis on sustainability and fair trade, ensuring that producers receive fair compensation for their coffee. In addition to coffee production, Cafè Badilatti owns its own coffee museum, called "Caferama", where visitors can learn more about the history and culture of coffee through guided tours and tastings.