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Roasteries / Sot Coffee Roaster

Sot Coffee Roaster (SÖT, Swedish for "sweet") is an independent, light-roasting specialty roaster founded in Osaka in 2019, with shops in Tenmabashi, Kitahama and Shinsaibashi and this Kyoto shop on Shōmen-dori in Shichijō, opposite Toyokuni Shrine. Its Los Nogales Red Fruit Passion scored 97 points on Coffee Review in 2026.

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Colombia El Diviso Ombligon Thermal Shock Yeast Anaerobic Natural

An Ombligón from El Diviso combining cutting-edge processing (yeast-inoculated anaerobic fermentation finished with a thermal shock) with expert agronomy. Confectionery sweetness with hibiscus, purple grape and apple juice. Sold in 100 g bags.

LightThermal shock, yeast anaerobic naturalColombia

Hibiscus, purple grape, apple juice

Colombia El Origen Mandarine Azahar

A co-fermented lot from El Origen built around mandarin and orange blossom (azahar), roasted light. 150 g.

LightColombia

Mandarin, orange blossom

Colombia El Paraiso Anaerobic Lychee

The 2026 harvest of El Paraíso's lychee lot from the Bermúdez family. Ozone-sanitised cherries ferment 72 hours anaerobically in water; after pulping, a culture made from their own pulp and mucilage is reintroduced for a 36-hour pressurised fermentation with Paraiso Yellow Fruit yeast, before a thermal-shock wash and mechanical drying. Layered and highly aromatic.

LightDouble anaerobic with Paraiso Yellow Fruit yeast, thermal shock washedColombia

Lychee

Colombia Monteblanco Coconut Lemonade

A returning favourite from Rodrigo Sánchez Valencia, third-generation grower at Finca Monteblanco. Cherries are fermented with ten yeast and lactic cultures plus chulupa (a sour lemonade fruit), dried coconut and sugars, sealed for 180 hours, then washed and dried on raised beds for 25–30 days.

LightCo-fermented (yeast, chulupa and dried coconut), 180 hColombia

Coconut, lemonade

Ethiopia Urabeast Guji G1 Super Natural NT3 Raisin
LightSuper natural (NT3)Ethiopia

Raisin

Kyoto Kamogawa Mild Blend

Formerly the Espresso Blend, renamed for the Kamo River: a medium-dark blend of smooth, mellow Brazilian beans, used for the dark espresso drinks in SÖT's shops. Rich and silky with balanced bitterness and acidity; 92 points on Coffee Review in 2025.

Medium-darkBrazil

Rich, silky, balanced

Mexico Chiapas Decaf

Organic JAS-certified Chiapas beans decaffeinated to 99.9% without chemical solvents. A rich aroma, sweet nutty flavours and a full body.

Solvent-free decaf (99.9%)Mexico

Sweet, nutty, full body

Oshiro Dark Blend

SÖT's dark blend, named for Osaka Castle near its first shop: deeper and heavier, and good as iced coffee or café au lait. Rated 91 points by Coffee Review in 2024.

Dark