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Quiet Prophet Espresso
The medium-dark blend combines coffees from Brazil, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Ethiopia.
Fancy Latte
Quiet Prophet coffee with vanilla, half-and-half, oat milk and sprinkles.
Pour Over Chemex
The Three Idiots blend is brewed in a Chemex.
Foothill Fog
Earl Grey tea with vanilla and milk.
Thursday6 AM – 4 PM
Curator’s note
Unincorporated started in a garage in 2013 and moved on to the Brentwood Farmers Market, where Alan Janoyan worked out the recipes the shops still pour and Arthur Sohrabian found the way to the customers, before this Lincoln Avenue room opened in 2018. Their plaster seagull mascot, Paco, counts as the third member of the team, and the Three Idiots blend is named for the three of them.
The Coffee
Pour-overs come off the current single origins, the Ureña Rojas family's full-honey Catuai from Finca La Naciente in Chirripó among them, and a seasonal blend takes over the batch brew for the winter.
- Quiet Prophet Espresso
Brazil, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Ethiopia
- Roast
- Medium-dark
- Process
- Dry/Natural & Washed
caramel · chocolate · toasted almonds
- La Casa
Sulawesi, Mexico, Colombia
- Roast
- Medium-dark
- Process
- Washed
graham cracker · honey · chocolate
- Three Idiots
Ethiopia, Colombia, Guatemala
- Roast
- Medium
- Process
- Dry/Natural & Washed
melon · chocolate · buttery
- Ureña Rojas Family
Costa Rica, Chirripó · 1700m-1800m
- Varietals
- Catuai
- Process
- Full honey
- Producer
- Finca La Naciente
grapefruit · rainier cherry · brown sugar syrup
- Farmers of Bomai
Papua New Guinea, Chimbu · 1600m - 1800m
- Varietals
- Arusha, Blue Mountain, Bourbon, Typica
- Process
- Anaerobic natural
- Producer
- Sirigine Coffee Producers
cranberry · jasmine · caramel · dried blueberries
- Uncanny Decaf
Mexico, Colombia
- Roast
- Medium
- Process
- Washed; Mountain Water Decaffeination and Sugar Cane Decaffeination
walnut · malt · melon
The Vibe
The design moment is on the outside wall: a commissioned mural that changes every year on the shop's own grant, most recently Austin Scott's 600-square-foot Altadena is Forever. The room itself is a strip-mall unit at the base of the foothills that came through the Eaton Fire: the center's walls blew into the neighbors' yards, and the shop stood.
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