Roaster
Talormade
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Origin
Oslo, Norway
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Founded
2020
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Talormade
Strawberry & Liquorice
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Talormade
Vanilla & Praline
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Talormade
Rosehip & Blackcurrant
the roaster
Talor has worked in the coffee industry for over 20 years. She started out slinging 'chinos at local coffee shops in her home town of Albury Wodonga before shipping off to Melbourne in the early 00's to be part of the burgeoning scene there. Under the watchful gaze of legends like Mark Dundon, Bridget Amor (Brother Baba, Seven Seeds), Fleur Studd and Bobby Green, Talor built her knowledge by working with the best in the business.
In 2011 a message late at night on Facebook took her to the other side of the world to lead the team at Coutume in Paris in opening their second location and a chance meeting at the Nordic Barista Cup had her moving again in 2012 to work for Tim Wendelboe where she quickly rose through the ranks to the coveted position of head roaster.
After so many years in the business, she couldn't help feel that specialty coffee wasn't as friendly and welcoming as it could be...
"Wouldn't it be nice to have super high-quality coffee but without all the attitude?" She thought.
This thought bloomed into an idea that launched her first company: Talor&Jørgen, a roastery that ended up totally changing the specialty coffee game and shipped to over 50 countries in it's first year.
The whole idea was simple: roast delicious coffees the way that people like them, be transparent and kind and most importantly: have fun!
Honors
- Talor Browne is a coffee roaster, barista, pastry chef, writer and Q grader with over 15 years experience in the specialty coffee industry.
- She completed her Q in 2013 and has judged multiple coffee competitions such as the Norwegian Roaster Competition as head judge and the Norwegian Aeropress Championship.
- Whilst in Oslo, she has been a formative member of the specialty industry. Rising to the position of head roaster whilst at Tim Wendelboe where she was responsible for the roasting of multiple coffees used by competitors in the World Barista Championship and coffees served at some of the world’s best restaurants: Noma and Maaemo.
