KOKOMO is a small family business that roasts coffees from different origins and brings them out in step with the season and the harvest. Its café-roastery is part of the Põhjala factory community on the Kopli peninsula, and visitors can drink coffee there and watch the roasting.

KOKOMO Coffee started in 2013. Its first shop was a small café in the old fishing port of Koguva on Muhu island, and a marine theme runs through the whole brand: the wordmark was inspired by the rough lettering on wooden fishing boats, the labels are made from marbled papers, and an anchor is embossed on them.

Besides coffee, the café-roastery serves wine, beer and freshly made Italian-style sandwiches, and sourdough cinnamon rolls from Don Foca are on the counter every day. The room seats up to 20 people and can be hired for seminars, meetings, workshops and birthdays. In warm weather the courtyard opens, and a glass house in the yard holds a group of 12.

KOKOMO runs cupping sessions of about an hour and a half for groups of eight to ten, and takes its coffee, training and brewing demonstrations to events. Its shop sells honey, Mörk chocolate and Pühaste beer next to the coffee.

Coffee on the shelf

Photograph: KOKOMO Coffee Roasters