Patria Coffee Roasters
Curator’s note
Patria roasts its own organic coffee in small batches, and the house espresso is a named single origin, De La Patria, that changes weekly. The storefront exists because the neighborhood crowdfunded it, and the sign carries the word for homeland.
The house espresso, 40 grams of Patria's own slow-roasted De La Patria roast, currently a washed Honduras COMSA lot from Marcala.
A plain bagel with cream cheese included.
The coffee
House-roasted organic sourced from cooperatives of small growers, with a named single-origin house espresso, De La Patria, that rotates weekly, and retail bags that name the producer and the honey process behind them.
- Dark Ethiopia Sidama
- Dark
- Fully Natural & Sun-Dried on raised beds
- Various smallholder farmers
Cherry · Clove · Dark Rye
- Medium Guatemala Huehuetenango San Mateo
- Medium
- Fully washed & Sun-Dried
- Cooperativa Integral de Comercializacion Nuevo Amanecer
Lemongrass · Bergamot · Candied Almonds
- Light Kenya Nyeri Gura
- Light
- Fully Washed and Dried on raised beds
- 500 producers organized around Gura Factory
- De La Patria Espresso
- Fully washed & Sun Dried
- Cafe Organico Marcala, S.A (COMSA)
Cashew Butter · Cocoa · Creamy
- Decaf Mexico Altura
- Fully Washed & Dried
- Producers from Chiapas and Oaxaca
- Medium Colombia Supremo
- Medium
- Fully Washed & Sun-Dried
- Federacion Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia (FNC)
The room
SideStudio designed the shop and roastery as one 950-square-foot room, finished in April 2022. The brief was a shared space for people, culture, and coffee, and the cozy Alameda Street storefront holds to it.
The vibe
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People
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