Summer softens into fall.
Watercolor, our late summer seasonal, bridges the best of both summer and autumn as one season gradually gives way to the next. Warm afternoons softened by cool mornings, greens fading into gold, familiar comforts taking on new depth. Like watercolor on paper, the transition isn't defined by hard edges, but by the beauty of one moment becoming another.
Watercolor was crafted with that same sense of movement. Rather than competing for attention, each coffee of this blend yields to the next, creating a cup whose character is found in the spaces between. A lively sweetness carries the last impressions of summer, gradually giving way to the warmth and spice of autumn. Gentle, layered, and quietly expressive, it invites you to linger on every sip while never losing its sense of balance.
How to Brew
Grind
26.5 grams of coffee ground medium
Water
400 grams of 205*F water
Brew
Pour 50 grams of water to start. After 30 seconds, pour to 200g. At 1:00 pour to 300g. At 1:30 pour to 400g. Finish at 3:00.
Dose
18 grams finely-ground coffee
Yield
40 grams of espresso
Brew
Pull shot for 32 seconds
