Roasteries / Johan & Nyström

Johan & Nyström
Skogås, Sweden
Founded in 2004, Johan & Nyström was Sweden's first specialty coffee roastery, built on direct, long-term relationships with farmers to get the Nordics drinking better coffee. Their roastery in Skogås outside Stockholm — one of Europe's most modern — has run since 2017, roasting everything from house blends to single-origin Farmers series lots. Cafés in Stockholm's Södermalm and Helsinki's Katajanokka pour the same Direct Trade coffee straight from the source.
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Johan & Nyström Swedenborgsgatan
Swedenborgsgatan 7, 118 48 Stockholm, SwedenMon: 07:00-17:00 · Tue-Fri: 07:00-19:00 · Sat: 07:00-18:00 · Sun: 08:00-18:00
Johan & Nyström Kanavaranta
Kanavaranta 7C, 00160 Helsinki, FinlandMon–Thu: 08:30–20:00 · Fri: 08:30–22:00 · Sat: 09:00–22:00 · Sun: 09:00–17:00
Coffees
20 coffees
A single-origin espresso of chocolate, caramel and sweet plum from a long partnership with the Bob-o-link farmers in Brazil, founded by the Croce family of Fazenda Ambiental Fortaleza. 5 kronor per kilo sold goes to the "For a healthy soil" project with FAF Coffees.
Chocolate · Caramel · Sweet plum

A classic, unapologetic natural from the Croce family's Bob-o-link Coffees network in Brazil: chocolate, hazelnut and sweet almond with juicy red berries. Roasted on a long, gentle profile for body and sweetness.
Chocolate · Hazelnut · Sweet almond · Red berries

Johan & Nyström's darkest roast: powerful, bittersweet and almost a little smoky, with a long finish.
Bittersweet · Smoky · Long finish


An organic, Fairtrade house espresso: powerful and chocolatey, round and sweet with a creamy finish. Spring brings the harvest from the Incahuasi cooperative in Cusco, Peru (bought since 2016); later in winter it switches to fresh coffee from Comicovel in Honduras, so it is always in season.
Chocolate · Round · Creamy

A washed Flavours-series single origin whose contents rotate with the harvest; currently a Pacamara from the Menéndez family's Las Delicias in Ahuachapán, El Salvador. Juicy orange, crisp red apple and smooth nougat, roasted hotter early with a short Maillard phase and a longer development.
Orange · Red apple · Nougat

Johan & Nyström's seasonal summer filter: lively, with sweet caramel, juicy raspberry and a hint of stone fruit. Made to drink hot or cold-brewed.
Caramel · Raspberry · Stone fruit


Johan & Nyström's classic medium-roast filter blend, their take on Nordic coffee culture: full, round and easy to like, with soft nut and chocolate notes.
Nut · Chocolate


A modern espresso with a brittle-candy sweetness, a bite of nectarine and a creamy, nougat-like mouthfeel.
Brittle sweetness · Nectarine · Nougat

Farmers 17: a natural Catucaí from João Hamilton's Sitio Canaã in Caconde, São Paulo, at 1,300 m where warm days and cool nights build sweetness. João has worked with FAFCoffees for years and is part of FAF Future Farmers, a project on regenerative farming, biodiversity and healthier soils. Ripe blackberry, fresh orange and creamy milk chocolate.
Blackberry · Orange · Milk chocolate


A traditional, powerful espresso with dark, bittersweet flavours that point to Sicily. Specialty-grade like all their coffee.
Dark · Bittersweet

Johan & Nyström's decaf, which they reckon may be the best you have tasted: soft, with butterscotch, fresh apple and warm spice. Grown by La Serrania, 50 smallholders in Huila who each process their own coffee before it is pooled and decaffeinated. Roasted on a long profile, stretching every phase for a smooth, full cup.
Butterscotch · Apple · Spice

An organic, Fairtrade house filter with a medium-dark roast: sweet toffee, nougat and crisp red apple. Single origin with two seasonal sources: the Incahuasi cooperative in Cusco, Peru in spring, then Comicovel in Honduras from winter.
Toffee · Nougat · Red apple

A light, playful natural in the Flavours series; the contents rotate with the harvest, currently from Raro Boda in Guji, Ethiopia, where over 700 smallholders grow local varieties. Roasted gently and light: red berries, sweet watermelon and juicy plum. Currently sold out.
Red berries · Watermelon · Plum

A washed Flavours-series coffee of milk chocolate, berries and sweet fruit, roasted on a short profile to keep it fresh and elegant. Currently a blend from Abder Keder's Shakiso washing station in Guji, Ethiopia, and the Croce family's Fazenda Ambiental Fortaleza in Brazil.
Milk chocolate · Berries · Sweet fruit

Farmers 18: Wicho Valdés and Santa Isabel return to the Farmers series with a clean, crisp washed Caturra of green grape, redcurrant, apple and toffee. Wicho grew up helping his father on the family farm, studied agronomy and came back in 1998 to lead it; nearly a third of the land is protected cedar, pine and mahogany forest. Shade-grown at 1,400 m in Cobán's cool, rainy highlands, pulped, fermented, washed and dried first in the sun, then on raised beds in ventilated greenhouses. The shop also lists two other Wicho Valdés editions this year: a Prime 08 washed Geisha (green apple, orange blossom, blackcurrant leaf) and a limited-edition espresso of Venecia from his San Lorenzo farm (milk chocolate, macadamia, blackberry).
Green grape · Redcurrant · Apple · Toffee

Farmers 16: a washed Pink Bourbon from Willyan Rojas's Finca La Montañita in Huila, which he started in the mid-90s and turned to specialty in the late 2000s after visiting farms across Colombia's coffee regions. He works with Caravela Coffee's PECA programme. Fresh and lively: passion fruit, crisp pomelo and heady jasmine and lilac florals. Currently sold out.
Passion fruit · Pomelo · Jasmine · Lilac