Today's coffee
Our coffees come in small quantities and for a short period of time. Our menu is constantly evolving due to our vision and values towards coffee diversity and a multi-roaster system with high rotation. Coffees are differentiated into three categories: espresso for drinks through La Marzocco, such as your espresso or milky coffee; filter for Batch brew and Oreas; Subzero Coffee for the rare and special options saved at the freezer and specific to espressos and filters.
Espresso
Satus. Colombia, castillo y colombia, washed
roaster: Waco Coffee
description: Butterscotch, red fruits, almonds
Kello Raro #2. Ethiopia, heirloom, washed
roaster: The Fix Coffee Roasters
description: Stone fruits, slightly citric, tea-like and floral
+0.6
Gimlet. Colombia, caturra chiroso, washed/experimental
roaster: Dak Coffee Roasters
description: Lime yogurt, very balanced and a hint of rosemary
Huila Regional Decaf. Colombia, castillo y caturra, sugar cane decaffeinated process
roaster: The Fix Coffee Roasters
description: Brown sugar, milk chocolate. We only serve the house decaff from The Fix. Discover why ;)
Batch
Morning Glory. Ethiopia and Colombia, different varieties, both washed
roaster: Roast Club Coffee
description: Tropical fruits and brown sugar
2.8/3.8
Familia Alarcon, Peru, geeeeeisha, washed
roaster: The Fix Coffee Roasters
description: Bergamot, jazmin, oolong tea
6
Pepe Jijón. Ecuador, sidra, washed
roaster: Manhattan Coffee Roasters
description: Lemon pie, honey and sencha
6
Subzero coffee
(Espresso) Letty Bermudez, Colombia, geisha, experimental
roaster: Manhattan Coffee Roasters
description: Pure candies straight out Casa Ricardo and tropical fruits. One of our favorite ever coffees behind the bar. This coffee could feature 50 cent anytime soon.
6
(Espresso) Felipe Contreras, Guatemala, geisha, washed
roaster: Manhattan Coffee Roasters
description: Strawberries, blueberries and as floral as an espresso can get
6
(Filter) Al Duram, Yemen, jadi, natural anaerobic
roaster: Kawa Coffee Roasters
description: Blackcurrant, pear, caramel. Have you ever try anything from Yemen? This is a quite unique origin due to its politics and logistics.
6