kaffemik

kaffemik Coffee Roaster and Professional baristas leading you on a
journey of specialty coffee

Kaffeegeschäft - Kaffeehaus - Kaffeebohnen - 100% Arabica Single Origin - Rösterei

We have Cascara on the shelf now!🍒What is Cascara you ask? Cascara is the dried outer husk of the coffee cherry, the fru...
24/07/2026

We have Cascara on the shelf now!🍒

What is Cascara you ask?
Cascara is the dried outer husk of the coffee cherry, the fruit that surrounds the coffee bean. Once the beans are removed, the remaining pulp and skin are dried. When brewed, cascara yields a light, tea‑like drink with gentle notes of cherry, raisin, and honey, also continig a little bit of caffeine. It makes use of a part of the coffee plant that's usually discarded.

Pro Tip: Put some cascara in a pot with water an gently boil it for an hour. This makes concentrate that you can then dilute with water, put over ice, make syrups with etc.
Like this the taste is more reminiscent of cola or ripe tea.

Super fun ingredient to play around with!

It's time for another Mik Social Run!🤯 Are you excited?On July 26th we’ll head out for an easy 8km (in around 50 minutes...
21/07/2026

It's time for another Mik Social Run!🤯 Are you excited?

On July 26th we’ll head out for an easy 8km (in around 50 minutes) so all levels of runners can join. No pressure and no one left behind! And of course we’ll all meet back at kaffemik afterwards for coffee and a hangout😎

Meet at 9:30 and start at 9:45, don't be late!

See you there💙

WE'RE HIRING!! The times truly are a-changin'. A few beloved colleagues are moving on to other adventures, so we are loo...
18/07/2026

WE'RE HIRING!!

The times truly are a-changin'. A few beloved colleagues are moving on to other adventures, so we are looking for new passionate people to join the team!

Barista:
• 20–28 hours (3–4 days/week)
• 8 hours (1 day/week)

Experience in a Café is required, as well as a genuine passion for specialty coffee.
Sharing our values and being a great fit for the team goes without saying.

Send us your applications to [email protected] - not via DM please and thank you

One more thing: we need a new head barista in march! So if you feel ready and can plan ahead that far, we'd love to hear from you :)

First release for July is out!❤️‍🔥Reinaldo Chilito | El ParaisoNectarine | Orange | FloralsColombiaPink Bourbon | Washed...
04/07/2026

First release for July is out!❤️‍🔥

Reinaldo Chilito | El Paraiso
Nectarine | Orange | Florals
Colombia
Pink Bourbon | Washed

imported via Intentionally sourced green coffee

Reinaldo was born and raised in El Purutal, San Agustín, Huila, where agricultural work shaped daily life from an early age. Limited access to education meant he left school after the second grade and spent much of his childhood helping his family cultivate sugarcane, panela, corn, beans, cassava, and coffee. Through years of work on his parents’ farm and neighboring properties, he developed the skills and experience that would later allow him to establish his own agricultural project.

At fourteen, Reinaldo received a small portion of his family’s land to cultivate independently. Alongside seasonal work on neighboring farms, he gradually saved enough money to purchase a plot of his own. With support from Colombia’s coffee growers federation, he planted his first 800 Caturra trees and began building the foundation of his coffee farm. Together with his wife, Mariela, whom he met in his early twenties, he expanded the farm over the following decades, acquiring additional land and steadily increasing coffee production while continuing to grow food crops for household use.

In 2016, Reinaldo planted 3,000 Pink Bourbon trees after seeing the success of the variety on neighboring farms. As he learned more about specialty coffee, he became interested in producing coffees with higher quality potential and greater value. After years of selling coffee through local buyers and cooperatives, he joined the Monkaaba project and delivered his first microlot under his own name, marking a new stage in the development of the farm.

This lot comes from Finca El Paraíso in El Purutal, San Agustín, Huila. The six-hectare farm includes four hectares of coffee planted between 1,859 and 1,920 meters above sea level. Cherries are harvested every three weeks, fermented for twenty-four hours, dry-pulped, and fermented for a further twenty-four hours before washing and drying for fifteen to twenty days. Harvested between July and September 2025 and shipped in November 2025, this Pink Bourbon reflects decades of experience.

It’s official! We’re one of Europe’s best coffee shops 🔥We see this as a celebration of everyone who has poured their en...
30/06/2026

It’s official! We’re one of Europe’s best coffee shops 🔥

We see this as a celebration of everyone who has poured their energy into this tiny space over the last 13 (!!) years.
So a HUGE Thanks to everyone who has worked here, past and present💙💙 You're passion, dedication and hard work made this place what it is!
And to our community, thank you for supporting us, and making it all possible!
There's so many more people we want to thank, too many to name you all, but you know who you are!

This recognition belongs to all of you💙

Suprise! It's time for another Release!🌟Eliecer Nuñez Osorio | Finca MiradorApricot | Rosehip Tea | PanelaColombiaColomb...
19/06/2026

Suprise! It's time for another Release!🌟

Eliecer Nuñez Osorio | Finca Mirador
Apricot | Rosehip Tea | Panela
Colombia
Colombia | Washed

imported via Intentionally sourced green coffee

Don Eliecer Nuñez Osorio was born and raised in Ricabrisa, Tarqui, Huila, where coffee cultivation has long been part of everyday life. From an early age, he worked alongside his father on the family farm, learning the practical skills of coffee production through harvesting, weeding, and maintaining the fields. Although he completed primary school, he chose to dedicate himself to agriculture, seeing rural work as both a livelihood and a long-term project for his family.

At eighteen, Don Eliecer began planting his own coffee plots, initially with Caturra before establishing his first thousand trees of the Colombia variety. This early success encouraged him to continue investing in coffee production. In 2005, an inheritance from his father allowed him to consolidate the land that would become his farm. Throughout this process, his wife, Ana Yeni Osorio Cruz, has been a constant partner in managing the farm and supporting their shared goals.

In recent years, Don Eliecer has focused increasingly on specialty coffee, seeking to improve quality and create greater value from his work. Through relationships with producers and collaborators connected to Monkaaba, he began refining his production practices and exploring new opportunities for his coffee. Despite having little previous exposure to specialty coffee markets, this lot demonstrates both his commitment to quality and the potential of his farm.

This coffee comes from Finca Mirador in Ricabrisa, Tarqui, Huila. The one-hectare farm sits at 1,650 meters above sea level, where ripe Colombia cherries are selectively harvested every four weeks. After a 24-hour fermentation in a cement hopper, the cherries are pulped and fermented for a further 36 hours before drying in parchment for 15 to 18 days. Harvested between June and September 2025 and shipped in November 2025, this lot reflects years of experience, careful processing, and a growing commitment to quality-focused coffee production.

New art in the shop🔥 by .ni__ Hi, my name is Tanja. ✨Photography is something very special to me. Through my images, I t...
15/06/2026

New art in the shop🔥 by .ni__

Hi, my name is Tanja. ✨

Photography is something very special to me. Through my images, I try to capture emotions, moments, and stories that often cannot be expressed with words.

Being out with my camera gives me a sense of freedom and allows me to express myself in the most honest way. Every photograph reflects a little piece of how I see and feel the world around me.

I’m very grateful to have the opportunity to share some of my work here. I hope my photographs make you pause for a moment, feel something, or simply bring a smile to your face.

Thank you for taking the time to look at them. 🤍

Final (for now) June Release!❤️‍🔥Eleicer Guatin | El JardinWhite Florals | Lemon | Black TeaColombiaPink Bourbon | Washe...
12/06/2026

Final (for now) June Release!❤️‍🔥

Eleicer Guatin | El Jardin
White Florals | Lemon | Black Tea
Colombia
Pink Bourbon | Washed

imported via Intentionally sourced green coffee

Don Eleicer Guatín Chito was born in the village of Los Pinos, where he spent his childhood working alongside his parents in the cultivation of corn, peas, beans, and later coffee. Daily life revolved around agricultural work, long walks to school, and household responsibilities that shaped his understanding of rural life from an early age. After his family relocated to La Argentina, he continued his education while helping his father on the farm, gradually developing a deeper connection to coffee cultivation.

At twelve years old, Don Eleicer received a small plot of land from his father, an early sign of trust and responsibility. Following his military service, he returned to farming and invested his savings in coffee production. Together with his wife, he established a home and continued expanding his agricultural project. Over time, he became increasingly involved in specialty coffee, seeing it as an opportunity to create greater value and long-term sustainability for his family and farm.

Today, Don Eleicer cultivates Pink Bourbon on Finca El Jardín in La Palmita, San Agustín, Huila. The 4.5-hectare farm sits at 1,980 meters above sea level, with two hectares dedicated to coffee. Ripe cherries are selectively harvested every three weeks, fermented for twelve hours before pulping, followed by a thirty-six-hour second fermentation and a drying period of fifteen to twenty days. This lot reflects years of investment, persistence, and Don Eleicer's commitment to building a future through quality-focused coffee production.

We have Matcha now! Took us long enough hahaMatcha Tonic | Matcha Latte supplied by
10/06/2026

We have Matcha now! Took us long enough haha

Matcha Tonic | Matcha Latte

supplied by

Next June Release! A really nice and comfy flavor profile - prefect daily driver😌Ivan Junqueira Ribeiro | Fazenda do Cru...
07/06/2026

Next June Release! A really nice and comfy flavor profile - prefect daily driver😌

Ivan Junqueira Ribeiro | Fazenda do Cruzeiro
Roasted Hazelnut | Dried Fruits | Milk Chocolate
Brazil
Yellow Catucai | Natural

imported via

This coffee comes from Fazenda do Cruzeiro, a large and historically rooted farm managed by Ivan Junqueira Ribeiro in Brazil’s Campo das Vertentes region. Established in 1923, the farm spans over 1000 hectares, with a significant portion dedicated to coffee cultivation across multiple varieties. It is part of the Sancoffee cooperative, which focuses on quality-driven production and building long term relationships between producers and international buyers.

Within this scale, coffees like this are separated as “Farm Select” lots. These are traceable to a single farm and represent a step toward more differentiated quality in a context where production is often associated with volume. This approach allows producers to receive more direct value for quality while maintaining the efficiency that defines Brazilian coffee production.

Harvesting combines manual and mechanical methods, with a focus on collecting ripe cherries.
After harvest, the coffee is processed as a natural. Cherries are spread on patios or drying beds and left to dry intact for around 20 to 25 days, depending on weather conditions. During this time, the fruit slowly dries around the seed, and the coffee is regularly turned to ensure even drying and prevent defects.

The region’s climate, marked by moderate altitudes, fertile soils, and consistent conditions, supports stable production and contributes to the characteristic profile of Brazilian naturals. In Campo das Vertentes, a long agricultural history and established infrastructure shape how coffee is grown and processed.

This lot reflects how large scale farms and cooperatives are engaging with traceability and quality differentiation. By isolating coffees at the farm level and focusing on careful post harvest practices, producers like Ivan Junqueira Ribeiro are contributing to a broader shift toward more distinct and recognized Brazilian coffees.

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