Burlap sacks of green coffee beans beside a copper drum roaster

Origin & roast

From the highlands to the cone, in small batches.

We buy green coffee direct from two families in the Ethiopian highlands and roast it ourselves — dark, syrupy and unhurried.

Roaster holding a burlap sack of green coffee beans beside a copper drum roaster

No shortcuts, no blends for the sake of blends.

Roasting happens every Tuesday morning on a 5kg drum. We cup every batch the next day, and anything that doesn't sing gets kept back for staff coffee.

What reaches the bar is a week old at most — the window where a dark roast is at its most generous.

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Ten years

How the room came together.

  1. 2016

    One roaster, one room

    A 5kg drum roaster in a leaking mill unit and a hand-painted sign.

  2. 2019

    Direct from the farm

    First direct-trade contract signed with two families in the Ethiopian highlands.

  3. 2022

    The counter as we know it

    The oak bar, the copper machine and the slow-brew station arrive.

  4. 2026

    Ten years of the first pour

    Still small batch. Still roasted on a Tuesday morning.

A slow space, built for lingering.

Oak, linen and warm brass. No screens above the counter, no queue system — just a bar you can stand at while your cup is made.

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Warm minimalist coffee shop interior in oak and linen