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No countries or origin claims are published yet.
A coffee story reaching back to 1981 and continuing in every espresso prepared for customers at 9 Harrow Place.
Coffee is part of Fazenda’s family story. The tradition reaches back to 1981 and continues in the espresso prepared for customers in Spitalfields today.
The family roastery’s confirmed location and the full meaning of Fazenda’s wood-roasting process will be added after the owners approve the technical and historical details.
Fazenda / The roasting process
From a green bean to the warmth in your cup. Step inside the transformation behind every roast.
Four moments. One remarkable change.Follow the transformation
The beginning
Before roasting, coffee beans are green and firm. They enter the hopper, ready for their transformation.
The source of warmth
Wood burns in a separate firebox below the drum. Its heat is carefully managed as the beans begin to warm.
Colour & character
Inside the rotating drum, the beans keep moving as heat develops their colour and aroma. Watch them deepen from green to brown.
The final movement
The roasted beans are released into the cooling tray. Agitation and airflow carry heat away, bringing the roast to a close.
The coffee story becomes immediate at Fazenda: prepared at the machine, served across the counter and shared with the rhythm of the café around it.
Current drink names, sizes, prices, blend details and origins will appear only after the menu is confirmed.
No countries or origin claims are published yet.
Blend names and tasting descriptions will be added when approved.
Ask about coffee beans in the café once retail availability is confirmed.
A future FAQ can cover wood roasting, the family tradition, preparation and beans once the answers are confirmed by Fazenda.
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