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Two ways to taste the roastery without committing to a single bag — five espresso roasts on one journey, or four filter roasts from bright to bold. Ground or whole bean, roasted in Antwerp.
5 × 250 g
Espresso
Five roasts, one journey. Dark chocolate, hazelnut and cocoa across the house blends — enough to dial in your machine a month at a time.
4 × 250 g
Filter
From bright to bold. Four filter roasts that climb the whole roast-degree rail, so you can taste where your favourite cup sits.
Compostable, Nespresso-compatible and filled with the same specialty coffee we roast in Antwerp. Five years on, the capsules still carry the whole roast-degree range — from a bright light roast to a deep, dark espresso.
Burnt sugar, hazelnut and a long cocoa finish. The dark end of the rail, in a capsule.
Milk chocolate and caramel. Built to cut through milk without losing the coffee.
Red fruit and citrus. The bright, light-roasted end of the capsule shelf.
Dark chocolate and cacao nibs. Round, sweet and made for milk drinks.
Capsules · Since 2021
Time flies when you are having fun — it is five years already since we launched our compostable specialty coffee capsules. A big step for the roastery, and the same coffee we roast in Antwerp, sealed into a Nespresso-compatible capsule.
Back to the capsulesSingle-serve filter coffee for somewhere without a grinder, a scale or a filter. Hang the bag, pour hot water, wait four minutes. No equipment, no mess — just coffee anywhere.
Our filter roasts, portioned into a single dripper. Three colours, each marking a different place on the roast-degree rail.
Hot water, a mug and four minutes. Drip bags travel flat, so the kit bag or the office drawer can hold a real cup of filter.
Drip bags · History and practice
Ready for something new? At Caffenation we are launching drip bags in three colours, each representing a different roast. The practice is simple: tear the top, hang the bag on your mug, pour hot water over the grounds and let it draw down. Four minutes later you have filter coffee — no grinder, no scale, no paper filter to bin.
Back to drip bags