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2014-05-28
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KL can already welcome another destination that's destined to draw coffee devotees in droves.Brewmen is trying to open in a low-key, nearly hush-hush manner, but it can't fly under the radar for long, not when it offers temptations like filtered coffee (RM11, specs: Guatemalan single-origin, AeroPress-brewed)... a robustly respectable latte with full-bodied complexities (RM10 nett, Costa Rican beans from Dutch Colony Coffee) ...... plus light, low-acidity cold brew coffee (RM12, El Salvador bean
KL can already welcome another destination that's destined to draw coffee devotees in droves.
Brewmen is trying to open in a low-key, nearly hush-hush manner, but it can't fly under the radar for long, not when it offers temptations like filtered coffee (RM11, specs: Guatemalan single-origin, AeroPress-brewed)
... a robustly respectable latte with full-bodied complexities (RM10 nett, Costa Rican beans from Dutch Colony Coffee) ...
... plus light, low-acidity cold brew coffee (RM12, El Salvador beans; notice the Central American theme right now) ...
... & the interesting red affogato (RM12), with Rooibos tea to replace the regular espresso shot.
For food, Brewmen should start serving sandwiches this weekend; for now, customers can munch on the festive seasonal special of a Mandarin orange cupcake (RM8) ...
... or a big chocolate brownie, warmed up to order & partnered with vanilla ice couple (RM12).
Scones are available too; all in all, this place feels like one to watch this year.
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