Single-origin · Roasted in Kuwait

Coffee, distilled to its essence.

Nyra sources one harvest at a time and roasts it to reveal a single, honest character — nothing masked, nothing borrowed. What reaches your cup is the origin, undiluted.

The origin

A roaster built around restraint.

Nyra began in a narrow workshop off Salmiya, with one drum roaster and a refusal to blend. We believed a single lot, roasted with patience, could say more than any signature house recipe.

Every green coffee we buy is traceable to one farm, one altitude, one picking. We roast in small batches, cup relentlessly, and stop the moment the origin speaks clearly — not a shade further. The result is coffee that tastes like a place, not a process.

6
origin farms
2.4kg
per batch, max
48h
rest before ship
Freshly roasted single-origin coffee beans
Batch No. 214 · Yirgacheffe
Signature roasts

Three lots. Three distinct voices.

01 — Light

Aurelia

Ethiopia · Guji, 2050m

A washed heirloom picked at the season's edge. Bright, floral, almost weightless on the palate — the coffee we reach for at first light.

JasmineBergamotWhite peach
6.500 KWD
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02 — Medium

Solene

Colombia · Huila, 1750m

A honey-processed Caturra with weight and warmth. Rounded, syrupy and gently sweet — the everyday pour that never tires.

Red applePanelaCocoa nib
6.000 KWD
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03 — Dark

Noctis

Sumatra · Aceh, 1400m

A wet-hulled lot roasted long and low. Dense, earthy and unmistakably nocturnal — built for espresso and slow evenings.

Dark chocolateCedarMolasses
6.750 KWD
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A slow pour-over coffee ritual
The ritual

Four minutes, fully present.

  1. Weigh with intent

    18 grams of coffee to 300 of water. Precision is not fuss — it is respect for the harvest.

  2. Bloom and wait

    Pour twice the coffee's weight in water at 93°C. Let it breathe for forty-five seconds.

  3. Pour in slow spirals

    Three gentle additions, centre outward, keeping the bed level and unhurried.

  4. Rest, then taste

    Let it cool a minute. The origin reveals itself as the temperature falls.