SPECIALTY VIETNAMESE COFFEE, SLOW DRIPPED YOUR WAY
Bold Vietnamese coffee, Phin filters, and starter kits for your everyday ritual
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SAIGON DRIP
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DA LAT DAWN
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HANOI HAZE
Regular price From CHF 13.00Regular priceUnit price / perSale price From CHF 13.00
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WHY PHIN KAFI?
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Vietnamese coffee culture
Inspired by the slow-drip ritual of the traditional Phin filter
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Bold Robusta, smooth Arabica
From strong Saigon-style coffee to lighter Arabica blends.
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No additives, no flavouring oils
Just coffee beans, roasted for real character
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Made for home brewing
Easy to enjoy with a Phin filter, moka pot, espresso machine, or cold brew.
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VIETNAMESE COFFEE STARTER KIT
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Sold outVIETNAMESE PHIN FILTER
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HANOI HAZE
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DA LAT DAWN
Regular price From CHF 11.00Regular priceUnit price / perSale price From CHF 11.00
TRY OUR PHIN FILTER FOR A PERFECT VIETNAMESE BREW...
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Prep & First Pour
Place the Phin filter over a cup. Add 2-3 tablespoons (15-20g) of coarsely ground Saigon Drip, Da Lat Dawn, or Hanoi Haze coffee. Shake to level, press lightly with the filter screen, then pour 20-30ml of hot water (195-205°F / 90-96°C) to bloom the grounds. This kickstarts Vietnam’s soulful brew, awakening bold flavors.
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Slow Drip
After blooming for 20-30 seconds, slowly add 100-120ml more hot water, filling the Phin. Cover and let it drip for 4-6 minutes. The slow drip unlocks intense chocolate (Saigon Drip), tropical zest (Da Lat Dawn), or citrus glow (Hanoi Haze), capturing the heart of Vietnam’s coffee culture.
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Serve & Savor
Pour 2–3 tbsp velvety condensed milk into a glass brimming with ice. Drizzle the Phin’s dark, potent brew over the top, stirring to meld sweet silk with coffee’s bold heart. Savor the chilled, creamy dance of Vietnam’s timeless spirit.
...OR DO IT YOUR WAY
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Arabica or Robusta? The Difference in Vietnames...
Arabica and Robusta taste completely different. We explain the difference and show which PHIN coffee matches your taste.
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