UK's most expensive coffee: Scots farm launches '£272 flat white'
UK's most expensive coffee: Scots farm launches '£272 flat white'
Mossgiel Farm is offering the hot drink, which includes shares in the business, to fund a zero-waste dairy.
A farm in East Ayrshire has launched the UK’s most expensive coffee to help fund a zero-waste dairy facility.
Mossgiel Farm announced the £272 flat white, which includes 34 shares in their business, will turn customers into investors in sustainable dairy farming.
The drink consists of espresso and steamed milk from Mossgiel Farm in Mauchline. It will be available at 13 Scottish cafes on November 23.
Mossgiel’s coffee is the most expensive in the UK, a title previously held by a flat white at Shot London in Mayfair, which cost £265 and was made with Japanese Typica beans.
It comes as part of Mossgiel Farm owner Bryce Cunningham’s drive to raise funds for a state-of-the-art, zero-waste dairy facility, which will give them the backing needed to “revolutionise” milk consumption.
Do they mean shares as in, shares of a publicly traded company, or is this just glorified crowdfunding?