Taste-led profiles
We cup every batch and adjust by flavour, not by colour or stopwatch alone. The goal is sweetness, clarity and balance — origin first.
From green bean to glass
We're a roaster first and a café second — though we'd never make you choose. Here's how we source, why we roast the way we do, and the beans you can carry home today.
Sourcing
Most of our green coffee comes from producers we've worked with for years — visited where we can, video-called where we can't. We pay above the fair-trade floor because great coffee is grown by people, not commodities.
Traceability isn't a buzzword on the bag; it's the farm, the lot, the elevation and the year. When something's special, we tell you exactly where it came from.
Roasting
Three quiet principles guide every profile we build on the roaster.
We cup every batch and adjust by flavour, not by colour or stopwatch alone. The goal is sweetness, clarity and balance — origin first.
8–12 kg drops mean tighter control and fresher coffee on the shelf. We'd rather roast twice a week than once a month.
Every bag is stamped with the day it was roasted. Coffee is freshest 4–21 days after — and we want you in that window.
Beans to take home
250g bags, roast-dated, whole bean or ground to your brewer at the counter. Add a few to your bag below — we'll have them ready at pickup.
Yirgacheffe · Ethiopia
Jasmine, bergamot, white peach. Tea-like and floral — our brightest filter.
Huila · Colombia
Red apple, caramel, toasted almond. Rounded, comforting, endlessly drinkable.
House blend
Dark chocolate, hazelnut, brown sugar. The blend that pulls our espresso.
Sugarcane decaf · Colombia
Cocoa nib, fig, gentle spice. Naturally decaffeinated — all of the ritual, none of the buzz.
Want it monthly? Ask the bar about our roaster's subscription — a fresh rotating origin on your doorstep every two weeks.
Brew it like we do
Every bag comes with a recipe card for its sweet spot — dose, grind, water and time. And there's always a barista happy to talk you through it over the counter.