Wings is our signature espresso blend, crafted for those who appreciate a classic espresso profile without the bitterness of traditional darker roasts. Built on long-term relationships with trusted smallholder farmers and cooperatives, each origin is carefully selected to create a coffee that's comforting, dependable and full of character.
Roasted light to preserve the natural sweetness of the coffee, Wings is chocolate-forward with notes of roasted hazelnut and rich caramel, lifted by a delicate citrus brightness that brings clarity and balance to the cup. The result is an espresso that's smooth, sweet and approachable, with very low bitterness and a clean, lingering finish.
Whether enjoyed as a straight espresso or with milk, Wings offers a familiar profile with a modern Nuach approach—showcasing exceptional coffees while remaining beautifully easy to drink every day.
Tasting Notes: Chocolate · Hazelnut · Caramel · Citrus Fruit
Wings is our signature espresso blend, crafted for those who appreciate a classic espresso profile without the bitterness of traditional darker roasts. Built on long-term relationships with trusted smallholder farmers and cooperatives, each origin is carefully selected to create a coffee that's comforting, dependable and full of character.
Roasted light to preserve the natural sweetness of the coffee, Wings is chocolate-forward with notes of roasted hazelnut and rich caramel, lifted by a delicate citrus brightness that brings clarity and balance to the cup. The result is an espresso that's smooth, sweet and approachable, with very low bitterness and a clean, lingering finish.
Whether enjoyed as a straight espresso or with milk, Wings offers a familiar profile with a modern Nuach approach—showcasing exceptional coffees while remaining beautifully easy to drink every day.
Tasting Notes: Chocolate · Hazelnut · Caramel · Citrus Fruit
A Well balanced espresso with velvety, creamy texture. this is our INTERPRETATION of a classic, traditional style espresso for the modern specialty coffee Scene.
