Espressa sells coffee bags by roast, grind and size, and this Tailwind CSS coffee roaster template is built on Tailwind CSS 4. It suits roasters, espresso bars and specialty coffee brands. They get one site for the shop, the bars, the classes and the wholesale side.

The design uses kraft paper tones, espresso darks and a tan accent, with caps titles in Marcellus and line-drawn coffee sketches. It also includes light and dark mode and right-to-left support. In addition, WebGL layers add a grain at the edges of the dark bands and a turning roasted bean in the footer.

Roastery, Espresso Bar and Coffee Club Home Pages

• Roastery: a hero slider with the roastery seal, then a cooling tray where beans darken from green to roasted as you scroll. It also shows fresh beans, club plan prices, reviews and a gallery.
• Espresso Bar: a vertical side header and photo mosaic, plus a 25-second shot dial. The bar menu has filters, and each bar shows today’s hours and upcoming classes.
• Coffee Club: seven origin cards slide sideways as you scroll. It also lists three club plans, brew ratios for six brewers, opening hours and reservations.

Why This Tailwind CSS Coffee Roaster Template Fits a Roastery

Because a roastery earns money from bags and subscriptions, the shop, club and brew pages matter most, and this Tailwind CSS coffee roaster template puts them first. The Bean Shop lists single origins, blends, decaf and brew gear. Buyers can filter by type and roast, set a price ceiling, search and sort.

On the Product page, buyers pick the roast, grind and bag size. The price, the price per 100 g and the line total then update. The Coffee Club page is a six-step builder: coffee, roast, grind, bags, rhythm and delivery. As a result, it shows the price per delivery, the saving and the first roast and delivery dates.

The Brew Guide covers seven brew methods. A visitor sets the dose and strength, then a timer walks through each stage with the water to pour. The Shop Flow pages also belong here. They include the cart, coupon, free-shipping meter, checkout with an order number and roast date, and a wishlist.

Bars, Classes, Origins and Wholesale

A roaster who wants wholesale accounts can also start from this Tailwind CSS coffee roaster template, since the estimator page is already built.

• Our Bars shows three bars with hours and an open-now marker.
• Classes lists dates from repeat rules and shows seats left, so the booking form can price the seats.
• Bar Menu offers drinks with filters and search.
• Our Origins covers seven origins with altitude, process and harvest, plus a harvest calendar.
• Wholesale has an estimator with tier discounts by kilos a week, delivery and cups a week. It also has a tasting enquiry.

All 31 Pages in the Template

Beyond the pages above, Espressa includes About, Our Team, Roaster Profile, What We Offer, Gallery, FAQ with search, Origin Details, Class Details, Journal and Journal Details. Contact has a working form and a map. The account pages and a coming-soon page also come with a 404 page, so the set is complete.

Changing Sections Without Leaving the HTML

With Tailwind CSS 4, utility classes sit directly on each element, so you can adjust the Coffee Club builder or the Bar Menu right where it is written. Hover and focus states sit in the markup beside the base styles. Because styling stays with its HTML, you can also copy the Club plan band or the origin cards to another page and keep their look.

The download contains the finished pages, ready to open as they are. The Tailwind source is also included for anyone who wants to edit and rebuild the styles, and documentation comes with it. Neutral placeholders replace the preview images, so you add your own photos. Font Awesome Free loads locally, and illustrated line icons come in two inks.

Espressa also supports prefers-reduced-motion, so visitors who ask for less movement get calmer reveals and scroll moments.