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KŌYŌ Specialty Coffees

Aljezur, Portugal  ·  Est. 2021
SPECIALTY SCOUTED Chef Approved
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In Brief

KŌYŌ Specialty Coffees is an independent specialty coffee roaster and café in Aljezur, on Portugal’s Algarve coast. Founded by Gyula Illés in 2021, it brings together in-house roasting, carefully selected coffees and a welcoming space for drinking them.

Quick Facts

BEANS AVAILABLE WIFI LAPTOP FRIENDLY

Amenities

Services & Comfort
OUTDOOR SEATING VEGAN OPTIONS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE
Alternative Milk
OAT

Coffee Profile

Roast Profiles
LIGHT ROAST
Brew Methods
ESPRESSO V60 FILTER COFFEE
Origin Coffee
COLOMBIA COSTA RICA ETHIOPIA GUATEMALA KENYA
Coffee Origins Focus
ETHIOPIA KENYA COLOMBIA GUATEMALA COSTA RICA
Processing
NATURAL (SUN-DRIED) WASHED ANAEROBIC FERMENTATION
Roasting Style Seasonal single-origin coffees, with espresso and filter roasts
Best For Seasonal specialty coffee, espresso, pour-over, coffee beans and wholesale

About KŌYŌ Specialty Coffees

KŌYŌ Specialty Coffees is an independent specialty coffee roaster and café in Aljezur, on Portugal’s Algarve coast. Founded by Gyula Illés in 2021, it brings together in-house roasting, carefully selected coffees and a welcoming space for drinking them. Its range includes seasonal single-origin beans from producing countries such as Ethiopia, Colombia, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Kenya, with coffees offered for espresso or filter depending on the selection. Visitors can stop for a carefully prepared coffee, while home brewers and hospitality businesses can explore the retail and wholesale range.

KŌYŌ connects the everyday café experience with the work behind each coffee, from the farm and green bean selection to roasting and the final cup.

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Roastery Details

Coffee Sourcing & Philosophy

Seasonal plantation coffees, with an emphasis on coffee quality and recognising the work of farmers.

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KŌYŌ Specialty Coffees is a specialty coffee roastery and café in Aljezur, Portugal. KŌYŌ Specialty Coffees, specialising in Espresso, V60, Filter Coffee, is curated and verified by the Coffee Insurrection editorial team. Part of the specialty coffee community in Aljezur.

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