Roasted coffee beans spilling from a Brewory bag

Coffee

Beans with a surname.

Every bag names its farm, its process, and its roast date.

The roast list.

Three shelves, deliberately short. Whole bean in 250 g, 500 g, and 1 kg, ground on request if you insist.

Brewory House Blend bag with roasted beans spilling out

House Blend

Smooth. Balanced. Timeless.

Milk chocolate, caramel, nuts

Medium roast · 100% arabica

From R160 · 250 g
Brewory Ethiopia Yirgacheffe bag beside mugs and tins

Single Origin

Bright. Clean. Distinct.

Currently: Ethiopia Yirgacheffe. Bergamot, jasmine, lemon

Light roast · rotates monthly

From R190 · 250 g
Brewory coffee tray with espresso, beans, and a notebook

Special Reserve

Rare. Exclusive. Unique.

Tiny lots that never repeat. Ask what is on the shelf

Roaster's call · limited

From R260 · 250 g

The standing order.

A subscription here just means we roast with your name on the batch. Delivery is free, loyalty is rewarded in coffee.

The Regular

House Blend, 250 g, monthly

For one careful cup a day. Pause or cancel any time.

R160/moSubscribe

The Household

House Blend, 500 g, fortnightly

For kitchens where the grinder never really cools down.

R290/2wkSubscribe

The Wanderer

Roaster's choice, 250 g, monthly

A different origin every month, with tasting notes to argue over.

R190/moSubscribe

Gift a subscription by adding a note at checkout. We hand-write the card, so keep it printable.

Brew it like we do.

Four methods, no gadget worship. Scales help, care helps more.

Pour over, our house method

30 g of coffee, 500 g of water at 94 degrees, four slow pours over three minutes. Rinse the paper first, always. It should taste like the notes on the bag, not like the paper.

Espresso at home

Start at 18 g in, 36 g out, in 28 seconds. Adjust grind before anything else. If it is sour, go finer. If it is bitter, go coarser. Fresh beans matter more than the machine.

French press, the forgiving one

60 g per litre, coarse grind, four minute steep. Skim the crust, wait another four minutes, then pour gently. Patience is the whole recipe.

Cold brew for hot afternoons

100 g of coffee, one litre of cold water, 16 hours in the fridge. Strain twice and keep it for up to a week. Serve over ice with nothing added, then decide if it needs anything.