# Instagram bio examples for coffee roasters

Identify the coffee offer and distinguish home orders from wholesale supply. Keep batch-specific origins, roast dates and tasting descriptions on the maintained product pages, where buyers can check the actual coffee they will receive.

## Home brewing

Coffee roasted in [place] for home brewing.
Current coffees and brew information ↓

## Retail and wholesale

[Roaster] in [place]. Coffee for homes and cafés.
Shop beans or start a trade enquiry below.

## Collection orders

Fresh coffee from our [place] roastery.
Order details and collection arrangements below.

## Subscription offer

Rotating coffees from [roaster].
Read the actual subscription and dispatch details.

## Espresso focus

Coffee roasted for [actual brewing focus].
Find current options and product notes below.

## Trade supply

Coffee supply for [actual business types] in [area].
Range, arrangements and trade enquiries ↓

## Give each enquiry a useful destination

"Customer decision","Information needed","Useful destination"
"Choose beans","Actual coffee, pack sizes and available grind options","Current range"
"Start a subscription","Dispatch frequency, selection and change or cancellation terms","Subscription details"
"Collect an order","Whether the roastery accepts visits and its collection process","Collection instructions"
"Enquire as a café","Supply territory and actual trade capability","Wholesale enquiry"


## Check the wording against your business

- [ ] Do not describe a roastery as a walk-in café unless it is one.

- [ ] Separate factual origin information from subjective tasting notes.

- [ ] State a subscription only when the business actually offers it.

## Make the next step clear

A trade buyer may need volumes and supply arrangements that would overwhelm a home shopper. Use one short description of the roaster, then two clearly named destinations when both audiences are served.

Replace the bracketed fields with verified details, then check the final wording in the actual profile editor. Use a next action supported by your maintained destination.