
$24

Mouth of the Drowned Maiden
The river took the moon-struck girl,the moon gave back a flower’s skin;on nights the sky has nothing leftshe opens wide and lets you in.
A bright light roast, tart and sweet, with lemon up front and soft caramel underneath. Clean, lively and easy to drink black.
lemon · caramel · tart then sweet

a lenda · naiá
Naiá was a Tupi maiden who fell in love with the moon. She reached for its reflection in the river and drowned. The moon, moved by her devotion, transformed her into the giant water lily, Victoria amazonica. Every new moon, when no reflection appears, Naiá still reaches.
Naiá reached for the moon. The river swallowed her whole. This is the last thing she tasted. Lemon. Caramel. A tartness that turns sweet before you can name it. Drink it in the dark.
ritual note
New moon. The sky gives you nothing. Everything starts here.
Ethiopia, Guatemala, Brazil
A bright light-roast blend built on washed African coffee for lift, with Central and South American coffee for sweetness.

Pour-over
start the timer →Medium-fine grind · 200°F · 1:16

Medium grind · 200°F · 1:15

Medium grind · 200°F · 1:12 (over ice)
printed in preto, sangue and vitória-régia