A 600-square-meter museum dedicated to espresso and coffee culture, housed within a roasting company founded in 1947.
At a glance
The Dersut Coffee Museum spans 600 square meters across four thematic sections, plus a dedicated tasting and training room. As a business museum, it traces the journey of espresso from bean to cup. The museum opens by reservation for groups and guided tours only.
History
The Dersut roasting company was founded in 1947 by Marcello De Rosa and Giovanni Suttora, whose surnames merged to create the company name. The Caballini family of Sassoferrato acquired the business in 1949 and have maintained ownership through three generations. In 2010, they established the Museo del Caffè Dersut as a public resource, drawing on decades of expertise accumulated within the company.
What you see
The museum divides its exhibition space into four sections, each exploring a different aspect of coffee production and appreciation. A dedicated tasting and training room allows visitors to experience coffee firsthand. The layout guides visitors through a structured discovery of espresso’s origins, processes, and cultural significance.
Cultural significance
The museum reflects the Caballini family’s commitment to coffee culture and knowledge. It serves both longtime enthusiasts and those new to the subject, while also educating industry professionals—growers, importers, roasters, and distributors—about the global coffee trade. The museum celebrates the collective effort that has made espresso appreciated worldwide.
Key facts
- Address: Via T. Vecellio, 6, 31015 Conegliano Veneto, Veneto
- Coordinates: 45.89198332432246, 12.300910949707031
- Phone: 0438 411200
- Website: https://www.dersut.it/museo/
- Area: 600 square meters
- Founded: 2010
Practical information
The museum is open by reservation only for groups and guided parties. Entry includes a free guided tour. For visits and training courses, contact the museum by email at museodelcaffe@dersut.it or by phone.
Getting there
The museum is located in Conegliano Veneto, in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy. You can reach it at Via T. Vecellio, 6. Contact the museum in advance to arrange your visit and confirm the guided tour schedule.
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