SoLo Brewing
Imagine a coffee that transcends borders, a carefully crafted blend that combines the vibrant culture of Pernambuco with the richness of Portugal. This is the "Pastel de Nata," a coffee produced in the sunny lands of Colombia by Diego Bermudez, but finding its home in Portugal, thanks to Solo Brewing Café. Originating from Recife, the capital of Pernambuco, Solo Brewing Café has established itself in Lisbon, bringing not only exceptional coffees but also a captivating narrative. The label, in collage style, tells the imaginary story of a "reverse colonization," where Pernambuco's caravels cross turbulent seas and face real and imaginary dangers, representing the journey of the coffee to Portuguese lands. Named "Pastel de Nata," this coffee evokes the aromas and flavors of the traditional Portuguese custard tart, with hints of vanilla, cinnamon, and spices. The name not only celebrates Portugal's culinary heritage but also reflects the harmonious fusion of cultures that this coffee represents.The label design is a visual testament, filled with elements that evoke both Recife and Lisbon.
Vibrant colors and dynamic shapes capture the essence of these two cities, which share similar beauties and charms. Moreover, the orange rubberized lid, a trademark of Solo, not only adds a touch of elegance but is also returnable, redeemable for an espresso. A practical and sustainable measure that echoes Solo's commitment to the community and the environment. The "Pastel de Nata" is not just a coffee; it's a sensory experience that invites you to embark on a unique journey, where the flavors of the world meet, and imagination comes to life. Welcome to a new chapter in the history of coffee, where each sip tells a story of adventure, flavor, and connection.
