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Featured Roaster · Updated Jun 1, 2026

Manhattan Coffee Roasters roastery — Rotterdam, Netherlands

Manhattan Coffee Roasters

Rotterdam, Netherlands

Manhattan Coffee Roasters is a Rotterdam roaster with a transatlantic identity and a subscription-first model that organizes its catalog into named tiers rather than by origin alone — the premium “Rare” tier reserved for coffees with distinctive processing or variety. Two to four new coffees land each month, roasted to order for espresso or filter in 250g or 1kg bags.

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Featured Recipe

Wendelboe-style Yirgacheffe

Hario V60

coffee
15g
water
250g
off-boil
94 °C
total
3:00

Medium-fine grind (Comandante ~22 clicks). Bloom 45g at 0:00, pour to 150g by 1:15, finish to 250g by 2:00.

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