Signature Espresso Blend
Blends
Chocolate, dried fig, hazelnut. The blend we pull at the cafe all day.
Description
Features
- ✓70% Brazilian Cerrado · 30% Ethiopian Yirgacheffe
- ✓Roast level: Espresso (medium-dark)
- ✓Tasting notes: chocolate · dried fig · hazelnut
- ✓Stable extraction window (forgiving for home setups)
- ✓Cafe-tested recipe — what we serve in-house
- ✓Same-week roast date on every bag
Warranty & guarantees
In-house warranty· 30-day bean-freshness guarantee · 12-month equipment warranty
Satisfaction guarantee
Not happy with your beans? Tell us why and we'll swap them or refund — no questions, no return shipping fees.
Return policy
Unopened bags returnable within 7 days for a full refund. Equipment returnable within 14 days in unused condition.
Pricing
250g bag
฿580
Try the recipe.
- ✓Roast date stamped
- ✓Espresso dial-in card
500g bag
Recommended฿1,100
Two weeks daily.
- ✓Roast date stamped
- ✓Free Bangkok shipping
- ✓Espresso + milk recipe card
1kg bag
฿2,080
Cafe volume.
- ✓Free nationwide shipping
- ✓Espresso + milk recipe + grind guide
Trust
Team
Tatsuya Yamada
Founder & Head Roaster
Khun Apinya
Barista Lead
Khun Som
Roaster Apprentice & Cupping Lead
How it works
Source
Year-roundAnnual origin trips to Chiang Mai, Yirgacheffe and Cerrado. Micro-lot selection from three direct-trade partnerships.
Roast
Tue + FriProfile development on our 12kg Probat in Sukhumvit Soi 33. Roast days Tuesday + Friday — never roast on demand, never older than 14 days.
Bag + ship
Within 24hRoast date stamped on every bag. Vacuum-sealed within 24h of roast; same-day Bangkok delivery, next-day upcountry.
Brew + share
Every SaturdaySaturday hand-drip workshops, monthly cupping nights, brew-method guides shipped with every order.
In the press
Details
- Title
- Signature Espresso Blend
- Category
- Blends
- Tags
- blend, espresso, signature, brazil, ethiopia, chocolate, fig, hazelnut, dark-roast
- Short description
- Chocolate, dried fig, hazelnut. The blend we pull at the cafe all day.
- Long description
- Our flagship espresso blend — the recipe we use to dial in every visiting barista. 70% natural-process Brazilian Cerrado for body + chocolate, 30% washed Ethiopian Yirgacheffe for brightness and dried fig. Developed over 14 iterations. Stable extraction window, sweet finish, lifts through milk without turning bitter. The bag every cafe-quality home espresso setup should own.
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- Maps URL
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- Price
- ฿580
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- Badge
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- Order URL
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- Meta title
- Signature Espresso Blend — Brazil + Ethiopia — Kohi Roastery Bangkok
- Meta description
- 70/30 Brazil-Ethiopia blend, espresso roast. Chocolate, fig, hazelnut. Cafe-tested; the bag we serve in-house.
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- VAT rate (%)
- 7
Frequently asked questions
Is this OK for filter / V60?
Workable but not ideal — it's roasted for espresso (dark side of medium), so on filter it'll skew chocolatey + heavy without the brightness you'd want from a dedicated filter roast. If you mostly brew filter, our Yirgacheffe or Doi Chaang are better picks.
What espresso recipe should I start with?
18g in, 36g out, 28-32 seconds, 93°C. That's the cafe dial-in. Adjust grind first (don't change ratio) until you hit that window. Once it tastes good as straight espresso, it'll taste great with milk.
Will it stale faster because it's a darker roast?
Slightly — dark roasts release oils onto the bean surface, which oxidise. Drink within 3-4 weeks of roast date for peak; lighter roasts have a longer flavour window of 4-6 weeks.
Why 70/30 specifically?
We tried 60/40, 65/35, 70/30, 75/25, and 80/20. At 70/30 the chocolate-body of the Brazilian is dominant but the Ethiopian's brightness still cuts through milk. Below 30% Ethiopian and it loses the lift; above and the body drops.