A small coffee farm
in Hong Kong.

MUI WO.LANTAU


‍ ‍ ⚲ 22.2648° N, 113.9970° E · 27 masl

Every month, a coffee. Every season, a day on the farm. Once a year, our own harvest.

FOUNDING CLASS 2026

100 places. Six months. From HKD 1,800.

A NOTE FROM THE FARM

“Farming coffee in Hong Kong is mostly, honestly, weeding. And waiting. And checking the trees after every storm.

A hundred people who care is enough to keep the trees in the ground and the roaster warm.”


Andrew Yuen

THE FARM

In a valley in Mui Wo,

coffee trees are growing.

Not as a metaphor — as an actual, small, working farm. The only one of its kind in the city.

THE FARM


TREES

VARIETY

PLANTED

2019

HARVEST

~40


Bourbon, Caturra, Geisha, Kona


We planted the first trees in 2019. They now yield a few dozen kilos of green coffee a year — more each season as the trees mature, but never very much.

What we grow, we save for members. It doesn't reach the café. It doesn't reach the shop. Once a year, in November, it reaches you.

Every six months, members come out to the farm.

In between, the farm comes to them.

2025 YIELD

23 kg green


November, by hand


NOVEMBER.THE MUI WO HARVEST

The only coffee in the city that was grown in it.

THE MEMBERSHIP

A hundred people.
Six months. Three rhythms.

Our way of keeping a small circle of people close to the farm.

Coffee through the months, the farm once, our harvest when it comes.

I

EVERY MONTH

A coffee, chosen by you.

On the first of every month, we send you the shelf — four coffees we've chosen for the cup, roasted that week at ours. You choose the one you want. It arrives at your door by Friday.

A message from us, a reply from you, and a bag of coffee that was still green last week.

II

EVERY SEASON

A day at the farm.

Twice in your six months, we open the farm to members. A small group. A slow day.

Cupping the shelf. Walking the trees. Lunch under a roof if it rains, on a bench if it doesn't.

Thirty minutes from Central by ferry. Come to both, come to one, come to neither — the membership holds either way.

III

ONCE A YEAR

Our own harvest.

In November, we send members a small sachet from the season's harvest — the coffee we grew

ourselves, in this soil, in this city. Enough for one careful pour, or two.

It is the only way to taste Hong Kong–grown coffee. It doesn't go on the shop. It doesn't go on the menu. It goes to members.


20%

AND ONE MORE THING

A standing 20% at the café.

Whenever you're in Mui Wo — for an iced coffee before the ferry back, for a slow lunch with four friends on a Sunday — your table is 20% off. No card to show, no code to remember. We'll know you.

Not a rhythm. A door that stays open, for the six months you're with us.



ON THE SHELF THIS MONTH

01 Brazil

Cerrado Mineiro

Chocolate, hazelnut, soft citrus

02 Colombia

Huila

Red apple, Brown sugar, clean finish

03 Guatemala

Huehuetenango

Cocoa, orange peel, honey

04 Honduras

Marcala

Almond, dried fig, milk chocolate



HOUSE SHELF

Approachable, everyday origins

Balanced coffees that work black or with milk. What we brew at home most mornings.

HKD 1,800

6 bags.6 months

HKD 300 per bag

CHOOSE YOUR SHELF

Two shelves.

Same delivery. Same farm days. Same harvest. The difference is what's on the shelf — and so, what arrives in your message on the first.





ON THE SHELF THIS MONTH

01 Brazil

Cerrado Mineiro

Chocolate, hazelnut, soft citrus

02 Colombia

Huila

Red apple, Brown sugar, clean finish

03 Guatemala

Huehuetenango

Cocoa, orange peel, honey

04 Honduras

Marcala

Almond, dried fig, milk chocolate

RESERVE SHELF

Rarer lots. Distinctive coffees.

Small parcels, higher scoring, roasted lighter to show the fruit. For slow mornings.

HKD 2,400

6 bags.6 months

HKD 400 per bag

If accepted, we'll send a payment link within five days.

APPLY FOR A PLACE

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