White Pine Coffee Roasters

My first time here and I have to say I will definitely be back. The chocolate orange latte was so soothing and delicious. They have nitros on draft and I got one of those as well. This is exceptional coffee! The place is huge, you can explore quite a bit. The service was friendly and prompt! Lots of baked goods available as well, courtesy of Crust from Fenton. The place was pretty full; lots of coffee was being had all around.

Love this place! I swear this coffee shop has the nicest staff I've ever come across. Today I got the blueberry muffin and a latte with pistachio syrup, both were great! This is a great spot for coming by and doing some work, reading, or just hanging out.Thanks white pine! And thanks Drew for being my favorite employee :)

It was great. As the reviewers mentioned, it can be easy to miss from the road.Friendly service.Coffee is roasted in-house. Tasted smooth, rich.LOVED that they had @Crust_Fenton baked goods... quality products.Loo was clean and stocked.Lots of communal seating with large tables.Will come back.Wished they were opened later.

So wish I'd known about this place sooner but better late than never. Coffee places are ubiquitous these days, and one doesn't need drive far to get to one. But here in my hometown of Oxford hidden behind the local grainery next to the walking bridge over 24 is this humble place. The parking lot looks like it's been hit by mortar fire so take care when parking but it's well worth the risk. So it isn't just a coffee shop, it's actually a small factory were individuals obviously obsessed with coffee roast their own beans and even have cold coffee on tap, one with nitrogen even like a creamy Guinness beer! You know what it reminded me of? A creamy Guinness beer! So as if that's not enough, they have baked goods from Crust bakery in Fenton delivered fresh daily (3am!). That atmosphere is in an old wooden factory. Synopsis: run, don't walk and get your coffee fix here. Break the "chains" of commercial places and support local while we still have them.

I discovered White Pine after ordering an espresso and Crackalacka Cold Brew at White Wolf Japanese Patisserie in Clawson. It was delicious so naturally, I had to plan a trip to the source.Hands down one of the best lattes I have ever had. I was feeling a little festive and got a pumpkin spice latte. It was espresso forward, not too sweet, and very smooth.Can't wait to be back to try the pour overs and baked goods!

Causal atmosphere with great vibe and friendly staff! Best Cold Brew around and the Crust pastries seal the deal!

Lovely little coffee shop! I love that they always have a house-made seasonal syrup - my gingerbread latte was divine and not tooo sweet. Can't wait to try their different kinds of coffee, and of course some pastries from CRUST. They also have a private room in the back which would be great for meetings or small gatherings. I'll be back!

A bit out of the way unless you're on PollyAnn trail, White Pine formerly just a roaster and mail order has opened in the old grain silo in downtown Oxford. Really cool space retaining the rustic feeling with coffee house vibe White Pine is a great spot for great coffee. Fams with gram in tow, to me beating the rain to hipsters WP caters to everyone. Baked goods by Crust in Fenton looks very good, ( I had the cherry scone and it was good.) So walk, bike or drive by and grab a Jo, to stay or go.White Pine, towering above the rest!!Go!

I may not be a coffee drinker, but I am a coffee maker. I learned the fine art of espresso making from coffee drinker and barista extraordinaire: young bro. I went from puzzled looks at the espresso machine like "How do I fly this thing?" to "Wow, I need to adjust the grind next time because it's not pulling a good shot." I'm even allowed to use the famed Reg Barber tamper.I have been known to take the occasional sip and I do keep an empty coffee bag under the driver's seat of my car as I think it smells nice and helps wake me up in the morning. (Last winter I had the seat heat on full blast. I could smell roasted coffee and I was thinking "I didn't know they have a roastery around here and are roasting this late at night". I quickly turned off the seat heat once I figured it out.)I was sent to White Pine to pick up some select single origin coffees. Bro tells me some of the varieties come and go and likes this place because "Where else are you going to get to try coffee from Burundi?" Since Burundi was not on the menu, this time it was Kenya Gakurari and Papua New Guinea. White Pine roasts are as fresh as you can get. White Pine offered me a cup of coffee while I was waiting for my order and I regret turning them down. Next time. Keep up the good work, White Pine!

Delicious coffee, lovely employees. What more do you need? Oh, yeah the frozen coffee treat. I never knew I needed it until I had one and now it's a must get treat.