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Every coffee on our menu represents a direct relationship with a single farm. Offerings change with the harvest. What you taste today might be gone tomorrow.

Coffee being poured
Gedeb, Yirgacheffe, EthiopiaSingle Origin

Ethiopia Lalesa

Pineapple · Peaches · Lychee

€17.90 / 250g

1kg available on request

Eptah Specialty Farm, Gedeb

Producer

Eptah Specialty

Altitude

2200m

Variety

Heirloom

Process

Slow Dry Natural (Red Honey)

Gedeb sits deep in the Yirgacheffe zone at elevations over 2,000 metres. The combination of altitude, indigenous heirloom varieties, and the slow-dry red honey processing method creates a coffee of exceptional clarity. The cherry is partially pulped and dried slowly on raised beds — a middle path between natural and washed that concentrates sweetness without over-fermentation.

We chose this lot for its restraint. Red honey processing can easily tip into over-fermented territory. This one stays clean, precise, and bursting with tropical fruit.

Huila, Oporapa, ColombiaSingle Origin

Colombia Geisha

Floral · Raspberry · Strawberry

€19.90 / 250g

1kg available on request

Finca La Palma y El Tucan

Producer

Hervey & Rocio Cuellar

Altitude

1900m

Variety

Geisha

Process

Washed

Finca La Palma y El Tucán sits in the Oporapa municipality of Huila, a department known for producing some of Colombia's finest specialty coffees. Hervey and Rocio Cuellar cultivate their Geisha trees at 1,900 metres, where cold nights and warm days create the stress that produces extraordinary complexity. The washed process is executed with surgical precision.

Geisha is notoriously difficult to grow well. Most examples disappoint. This one delivers the floral complexity, the delicate fruit, and the clean finish the variety promises.

UgandaSingle Origin

Uganda Norman Florals

Blueberries · Oranges · Caramel

€17.90 / 250g

1kg available on request

Norman's Farm, Uganda Highlands

Producer

Norman

Altitude

2200m

Variety

SL14 & SL28

Process

Natural

Uganda is one of the world's most underrepresented specialty coffee origins. Norman's farm at 2,200 metres grows SL14 and SL28 varietals — genetic siblings of Kenya's most celebrated coffees. Natural processing on raised beds allows the fruit to fully ferment around the bean, producing the distinctive blueberry and dark fruit notes that make this coffee stand apart.

SL14 and SL28 at 2,200 metres from Uganda — this combination rarely makes it into specialty channels. When we tasted it, the blueberry note was immediate and unmistakable.

Karnataka, Chikmagalur District, IndiaSingle Origin

India Hulikere Lot 1

Nuts · Hazelnuts · Nougat

€17.90 / 250g

1kg available on request

Hulikere Estate, Karnataka

Producer

Hulikere Shreedev

Altitude

1800m

Variety

Selection 795

Process

Natural

Hulikere Estate in Karnataka's Chikmagalur district occupies terrain cultivated for coffee since the 17th century. Shreedev's Selection 795 — a hybrid with Ethiopian heritage — grows at 1,800 metres and undergoes natural processing on the estate. The result is a profile unlike anything from Africa or Latin America: rich, round, with the depth of hazelnuts and the sweetness of nougat.

Indian specialty coffee rarely reaches this quality level. Hulikere Lot 1 is the exception — complex in a completely different way from our African offerings. A necessary counterpoint on the menu.

Los Naranjos, HondurasSingle Origin

Los Naranjos Pacamara

Pineapple · Watermelon · Floral

€17.90 / 250g

1kg available on request

Finca Los Angeles, Los Naranjos

Producer

David Velásquez

Altitude

1700m

Variety

Pacamara

Process

Natural

David Velásquez tends Finca Los Angeles at 1,700 metres. The Pacamara variety — a cross between Pacas and Maragogipe — produces an exceptionally large bean that holds more sugar and develops more complexity than smaller cultivars. David's natural processing is meticulous: slow drying on raised beds, regular turning, and careful monitoring to develop sweetness without unwanted fermentation.

Pacamara natural is a high-risk coffee to buy. Done poorly, it's a mess. David's version is the opposite — every flavour intentional, every note clean. One of the most interesting coffees on our current menu.

Prices shown for 250g bags. 1kg available on all origins — contact us for pricing.

All coffees extracted on La Marzocco equipment · Temperature stability within 0.5°C · Sourced and roasted by Pressco Roastery, Romania

La Marzocco espresso machine

Our Equipment

La Marzocco

Coffee equipment and workspace

Our Equipment

Precision Tools.
La Marzocco. Mahlkönig.

Temperature stability matters. The difference between 92°C and 93°C changes everything you taste.

Florence, Italy · Est. 1927

La Marzocco

We extract on La Marzocco equipment. Not because of the brand, but because of what it allows: temperature precision within 0.5°C, pressure profiling, consistency shot after shot. If you source exceptional coffee and extract it poorly, what's the point? We don't compromise at any stage.

La Marzocco — The Art of Espresso

Dual boiler
±0.5°C stability
Pressure profiling
Consistent shot after shot
Coffee equipment and workspace

Hamburg, Germany · Est. 1924

Mahlkönig

E80W Grind-by-Sync

The E80W features Grind-by-Weight technology, weighing coffee grounds 6,000 times per second. Grind adjustment precision of 0.001mm. Burr calibration in just 10 seconds. Active temperature control ensures speed and consistency — perfect for high-volume environments.

E80W Grind-by-Sync — The Future of Espresso Grinding

98mm flat burrs
Low RPM motor
Zero heat transfer
Zero retention

Every extraction is calibrated · Temperature stability within 0.5°C · Every cup is deliberate