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Pour Over
The bar brews single-origin coffees by the cup.
Espresso
A double shot.
Avocado Toast
Curator’s note
Weston Nawrocki trained as a chef and a WSET 3 sommelier in Vancouver and Samantha ran marketing for her family's winery in San Diego, and they roasted wholesale only from January 2015 for three years before the flagship cafe opened beside the roaster in June 2018.
The Coffee
Brewed coffee runs until two beside cold brew on tap, and El Gaucho, the espresso blend, runs a Huehuetenango from Los Encinos with a natural Yirgacheffe and a Tolima. The decaf is a natural Sidamo sent to Canada for the Swiss Water process, the tea side runs from a London Fog to a matcha latte, and the chaff from every roast goes back into the family vineyards as compost.
- El Gaucho Blend
Guatemala, Colombia, and Ethiopia
chocolate · floral · mellow acidity
- Mudinyereye Blend
Colombia, Ethiopia, and Guatemala
- Roast
- Dark
- Colombia - Passion Fruit Infused (Bioreactor Co-Fermentation)
Colombia, Pereira, Colombia · 1,750–1,800 masl
- Varietals
- Castillo, Caturra
- Process
- Infused (bioreactor co-fermentation)
- Producer
- La Riviera
passion fruit · caramel · cardamom · lychee
- Biru Bikele Ethiopian - WashedPour-over
Ethiopia, Chito, Oromia · 1,800–2,150 masl
- Varietals
- Heirloom
- Process
- Washed, dried 12 days
- Producer
- Biru Bekele
peach tea · citrus · summer fruit
- Colombia - Huila Community - Washed
Colombia, Huila · 1,800–2,000 masl
- Varietals
- Caturra, Tabi, Castillo, Cenicafé 1, F6
- Process
- Washed
- Producer
- Community Lots
apple · grape · nougat
- Peru El Plate - Natural
Peru, Amazonas · 1,600–1,800 masl
- Varietals
- Bourbon, Caturra
- Process
- Natural
- Producer
- Asociación de Productores Cafetaleros Juan Marco El Palto (JUMARP)
Sees Candies Toffee'ettes
- Swiss Water Decaf - Ethiopia
Ethiopia, Sidamo
- Varietals
- Heirloom
- Process
- Natural, Swiss Water decaffeinated in Canada
berries · chocolate
The Vibe
Manzanita's door is a pair, one white and one black, under a corrugated-metal DRINK GOOD COFFEE sign hung on chains, with burlap coffee sacks stacked just inside and ferns hanging from the rafters. A large sepia print of cowgirls in hats hangs over the tables, pothos trails through an iron scrollwork trellis, and a long live-edge communal table runs down the middle with rush-seated chairs.
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