Cadenza Coffee Co.

04/05/2023

We are roasting Colombia Medellin, a medium body coffee that produces a smooth, well-balanced cup. Milk chocolate, walnut and cocoa notes; bright, citric acidity. Available for office orders, home subscription, hospitality, and retail. It's great for drip coffee, espresso, and even cold brew. Reach out to us for details on how to order!

03/24/2023

Cadenza Coffee Co. will be at the River Oaks Mercantile at 4200 Westheimer tomorrow from 10am-4pm! Come get some fresh cold brew coffee while you shop, and pick up a bag of coffee beans to take home!

03/23/2023

Cold brew coffee has gained popularity over the years because of its unique flavor profile and smoothness. There are a few reasons why cold brew coffee is considered to be so good:

Reduced acidity: Cold brew coffee is less acidic than hot brewed coffee. This is because the coffee beans are steeped in cold water for an extended period of time, rather than being quickly exposed to hot water. The longer steeping time allows for a slower extraction of the coffee compounds, resulting in a smoother and less acidic flavor.

Rich flavor: The slow extraction process also allows for a more complete extraction of coffee compounds, including those that are not soluble in hot water. This results in a more full-bodied and flavorful coffee.

Versatility: Cold brew coffee can be enjoyed in many different ways. It can be consumed on its own, with ice, or mixed with milk, cream, or flavored syrups. Its versatility allows for a customizable coffee experience.

Convenience: Cold brew coffee can be made in advance and stored in the refrigerator for several days, making it a convenient and easily accessible option for coffee lovers.

We recommend our Farmers Market Blend for cold brew! This house blend is an expert combination of South American Brazil and Colombian beans. Tasting notes from our roaster are: milky chocolate, caramel, smooth body.

03/23/2023

Is your office breakroom lacking in flavor? Nothing starts a day in the office better than a fresh cup of hot coffee.

Cadenza can set your breakroom up with a full setup, from brewers to the small stuff, such as sugars, milks, and syrups. Whatever you need, we have you covered.

Contact us to get started!

02/21/2023

02/17/2023

Did you know Cadenza has a no hassle subscription service? You can order one or two bags of coffee to be delivered to your front door once or twice per month.

And, delivery is FREE anywhere in the continental US.

Subscribe here: https://cadenzacoffeeco.com/products/cadenza-coffee-club

02/17/2023

Farmer Feature! Meet Roger and Isabel. Roger and his wife Isabel could talk with you about coffee for days. Don Roger has a degree in agronomy and loves sharing technical knowledge and tips with visiting roasters. Their farm in Matagalpa, Nicaragua, has a clean water source that supplies the community below with drinking water. Further, the farm has a special system of PVC tubing with tiny perforations underneath the groves of trees so that runoff from washing coffee is filtered by the earth instead of polluting streams.

Support their farm by purchasing their newest coffee from our local roastery here in Houston!

01/22/2022

So satisfying taking that new plastic off a brand new LP!

10/01/2021

Today was at the
Joey gave a keynote speech to students from all over Houston about coffee production from Seed to Cup, and the need for more innovators to join the industry at every step!

05/19/2021

On their farm named "The Gifts", Ronald and Noelia (pictured in the next image) produce yellow and red Catuai and a small amount of Ethiosar in Las Nubes - the clouds - because it is literally a cloud forest. Low lying clouds keep Ronald and Noelia's coffee cool, slowing the maturation process and allowing the beans to absorb more sugars. Given the amount of care that they put into their coffee, it is no surprise that their microlot is of excellent quality as as you can see in the coffee’s nitrogen-rich deep green and well-cared-for leaves.

They have eleven children: Efren Jonatan, Lesther David, Rolan Jose, Evert Joel, Mario Francisco, Jesús Manuel, Jorbin Antonio, Noelia Guadalupe, Leonel Vladimir, Oiman Antonio, and Eyner Omar. They also have a cow, pigs, rabbits, and raise chicks for meat to sell to the community.

Gold Mountain Coffee Growers is a social enterprise that, in addition to its own farm, works directly with specialty coffee producers in Nicaragua to connect them with roasters abroad, like Cadenza. It obtains higher prices for producers with high quality coffee while carrying out sustainable development projects in communities, including free computing classes for girls, medical assistance (such as an operation for a young girl so she could walk for the first time), microcredit, running water in schools, and educational supplies.

05/19/2021

On their farm named "The Gifts", Ronald and Noelia (pictured in the next image) produce yellow and red Catuai and a small amount of Ethiosar in Las Nubes - the clouds - because it is literally a cloud forest. Low lying clouds keep Ronald and Noelia's coffee cool, slowing the maturation process and allowing the beans to absorb more sugars. Given the amount of care that they put into their coffee, it is no surprise that their microlot is of excellent quality as as you can see in the coffee’s nitrogen-rich deep green and well-cared-for leaves.

They have eleven children: Efren Jonatan, Lesther David, Rolan Jose, Evert Joel, Mario Francisco, Jesús Manuel, Jorbin Antonio, Noelia Guadalupe, Leonel Vladimir, Oiman Antonio, and Eyner Omar. They also have a cow, pigs, rabbits, and raise chicks for meat to sell to the community. 

Gold Mountain Coffee Growers is a social enterprise that, in addition to its own farm, works directly with specialty coffee producers in Nicaragua to connect them with roasters abroad, like Cadenza. It obtains higher prices for producers with high quality coffee while carrying out sustainable development projects in communities, including free computing classes for girls, medical assistance (such as an operation for a young girl so she could walk for the first time), microcredit, running water in schools, and educational supplies.