The Collection

Coffee for every state of you

Not light, medium, and dark. Morning, focus, connection, and comfort. The moment comes first — the coffee follows it.

Sehar — for mornings that set the tone

SEHAR

sehar — dawn
For mornings that set the tone
Foggy → Clear, intentional

The day hasn't decided what it will be yet. Neither have you. Sehar is for that window — before the noise, before the phone, while everything is still possible.

Bright bergamot and orange peel arrive before the first sip. Beneath the citrus, a clean, balanced cup — milk chocolate, lemon candy, no heaviness, no clutter.

Belongs toThe first ten minutes after waking — before the phone wins
On the noseBergamot — crisp citrus that cuts through morning fog
In the cupOrange peel — sweet, sunlit citrus that lingers softly through the finish
The finishMilk chocolate and lemon candy — gentle sweetness balanced by lively acidity
a bright start to your day. one intentional sip at a time.
the citrus is ours — oranges, a peeler, an oven, one fragrant weekend
Recipe locked Shelf-stability testing

RUKH

rukh — direction
For when the day needs direction again
Scattered → Grounded, organised

Somewhere before noon, the day scatters — ten tabs open, three thoughts unfinished. Rukh is the still point you move from: a few minutes to collect yourself before the next stretch.

Cardamom arrives first. Then the cup opens — dark chocolate, roasted almonds, a gentle sweetness that lingers without weight. Familiar enough to ground you, distinctive enough to slow you down.

Belongs toThe slump before noon, when the day needs re-choosing
On the noseCardamom — the aromatic trigger that starts the shift before the sip
In the cupLayers of dark chocolate and toasted almonds
The finishRipe berries, rounded by sweetness — smooth, with just enough to soften the edges
the mid-morning reset. composure, poured slowly.
"light, nice, the cardamom complementing — lock it." — the first tester, on the cup that ended the search
Recipe locked Shelf-stability testing
Rukh — for when the day needs direction again
Kisse — a coffee that keeps revealing new stories

KISSE

kisse — stories
A coffee that keeps revealing new stories
Day's momentum → Present, unhurried

Some conversations only begin after the day has ended. Kisse is for those — the ones that stretch past midnight and outlast whatever's on the table between you.

Bold, familiar, and a little mysterious: deep coffee and dark cocoa opening into warm spice, with a touch of intrigue that stays long after the last sip. Best shared.

Belongs toTables after ten, and friends who stay past politeness
On the noseSomething almost like a fine spirit — testers keep trying to name it, and can't
In the cupDark chocolate leading, roasted nuts and deep single-estate coffee behind it
The finishA warm spice that settles in the throat and stays — our quiet signature
a rich, layered cup made for special occasions and good company.
"whiskey and dark chocolate." — the first words ever said about Kisse
Recipe locked Shelf-stability testing

LAMHE

lamhe — moments
Comfort without becoming indulgence
Depleted → Gently restored

There's an hour that belongs to no one else — a blanket, a book, rain if you're lucky. Lamhe is made to sit inside it with you, asking nothing.

Soft cocoa, gentle coffee, quiet warmth. Nothing competes for attention: the texture smooth, the sweetness restrained, the whole cup built to be lingered over.

Belongs toThe hour with the rain, the blanket, and no one to be
On the noseCocoa and soft cinnamon warmth
In the cupCoffee-led comfort — cacao rounded, never hot chocolate
In developmentFresh-ground hazelnut, being tested for the finishing layer of depth
a comforting cup to slow down with and savour. one unhurried sip at a time.
still on the bench — hazelnut is the last question
In final development
Lamhe — comfort without becoming indulgence
A fifth chapter, resting

Mehfil — the gathering

A cold, bright, social brew for hosting and shared tables. It's waiting patiently until the first four have earned their place. good things shouldn't be rushed

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