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Atelier Sola

03 — Provenance

Purity at High Altitude.

We filter our brewing water through three layers of Icelandic basalt rock to calibrate mineral content to exactly 45 PPM total dissolved solids.

From Cherry to Cup

Provenance is a discipline, not a label.

01

Sourcing

We buy whole micro-lots direct from single estates — never blended, never anonymous.

02

Altitude

Cherries mature slowly above 2,000m, concentrating sugars and delicate florals.

03

Basalt Water

Brewing water is filtered through three layers of Icelandic basalt to exactly 45 PPM.

04

Slow Extraction

Drop-by-drop through volcanic stone — up to 24 hours for a single carafe.

Single-origin beans resting after the roast

The Roast

Small-batch, drum-roasted to the edge of first crack — never darker.

Green coffee at a highland roastery bench

The Bench

Green lots are cupped, logged, and rested before a single gram is pulled.

Deep mineral water over a dark volcanic seabed

45 PPM · Total Dissolved Solids

Water as an ingredient.

Mineral content is not an afterthought. We calibrate every drop through Icelandic basalt rock, tuning magnesium and calcium to the precise threshold that lets a Geisha bloom without distortion.

Filtration Media
Icelandic volcanic basalt
Layers
Three-stage remineralisation
Target TDS
45 PPM
Brew Temperature
92.5°C ± 0.3
“Altitude teaches patience. The mountain does not hurry, and neither do we.”

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