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UMA Coffee was born from a desire to create a more sensory and aesthetic approach to specialty coffee.

Through signature blends designed around balance, texture, and precision, the brand develops a vision of coffee inspired by materials, contrasts, and the art of composition.

Each creation has its own identity, its own rhythm, its own atmosphere.
DUNE, AMBER, and BLOOM represent three different interpretations of coffee: rounder, deeper, or brighter.

The UMA universe is inspired by materials, textures, light, and a minimalist yet warm aesthetic, designed to highlight the essentials.

Beyond the product, UMA seeks to create an experience around coffee.
A calmer moment.
More precise.
More sensory.

The Art of Assembly

Each coffee has its own rhythm, its own texture, its own way of existing in the cup.

Some bring depth, others more lightness, sweetness, or tension.
Blending allows us to play with these balances and build something more complete.

At UMA Coffee, our coffees are conceived as compositions.
Not to mask an origin, but to create a precise sensation.

A rounder cup.
A longer finish.
A more enveloping texture.
A livelier balance.

DUNE, AMBER, and BLOOM each have their own identity, their own atmosphere.
Three different interpretations of specialty coffee, built around balance, texture, and precision.

Blending is at the heart of our approach.
A more sensory way of thinking about coffee.

Our Signature Creations

Three blends, three ways to enjoy coffee.

Each crafted with a precise balance, designed to suit different moments and moods.

Which extraction method is right for you?
Espresso, V60, Chemex, French Press or cold brew: each method reveals coffee differently. Discover the one that best suits your tastes and how you drink coffee. Read more...
From green coffee to the cup - the role of roasting
From green bean to cup, roasting profoundly transforms coffee. Discover how heat reveals its aromas and shapes its balance, texture, and character. Read more...
The pour-over method: how to brew exceptional coffee at home
What is the filter method? Filter coffee is one of the purest extraction methods available. Hot water slowly passes through ground coffee and a paper or metal filter, revealing the full aromatic complexity of the bean. It is the ideal method to appreciate the nuances of a single-origin coffee. Equipment needed A dripper (V60, Chemex, Kalita Wave…) Filters suitable for your dripper 15g of medium ground coffee 250ml of water at 92–96 °C A precision scale A gooseneck kettle (ideally) The steps Rinse the filter — Place the filter in... Read more...
How to make homemade cold brew: the complete guide
What is cold brew? Cold brew is a method of extracting coffee without heat. The coffee is steeped in cold water for a long period, resulting in a smooth, low-acid, and naturally sweet beverage. What you'll need 60g coarsely ground coffee 750ml filtered cold water A glass jar or pitcher A coffee filter or cheesecloth Instructions Coarsely grind the coffee — A grind that is too fine will make filtering difficult and result in a bitter taste. Mix coffee and water — Combine the ground coffee and cold water in... Read more...
How to Make an UZA Iced Latte
Learn how to prepare an UZA Iced Latte in a few steps: double espresso, cold milk and ice cubes. Our tips to sublimate DUNE, AMBER and BLOOM in an iced version. Read more...
How to prepare a perfect espresso
Discover the UZA method for preparing a perfect espresso: dosage, extraction, temperature, and tips for revealing the full complexity of your specialty coffees. Read more...
What is specialty coffee? Definition, criteria and differences
Specialty coffee: excellence in every cup Specialty coffee represents the most demanding expression of coffee. Selected for the quality of its beans, its origin, and its cultivation, it is evaluated according to precise criteria to reveal a unique aromatic profile. Behind each cup are passionate producers, carefully managed harvests, and roasting designed to respect, rather than mask, the coffee's identity. What defines specialty coffee? Specialty coffee is officially defined by the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA). To achieve this recognition, a coffee must score above 80 out of 100 in an... Read more...
The Art of Assembly

Each coffee has its rhythm, its texture, its way of existing in the cup.

Some bring depth, others more lightness, sweetness or tension.
Blending allows us to play with these balances and build something more complete.

At UMA Coffee, our coffees are designed as compositions.
Not to hide an origin, but to create a precise sensation.

A rounder cup.
A longer finish.
A more enveloping texture.
A livelier balance.

DUNE, AMBER and BLOOM each have their own identity, their own atmosphere.
Three different interpretations of specialty coffee, built around balance, texture and precision.

Blending is at the heart of our approach.
A more sensory way of thinking about coffee.
What is specialty coffee?

Specialty coffee represents the most demanding expression of coffee.

Selected for the quality of its beans, its origin, and its cultivation, it is evaluated according to precise criteria in order to reveal a unique aromatic profile.

Behind every cup are passionate producers, expertly managed harvests, and roasting designed to respect the coffee's identity rather than mask it.

Unlike industrial coffees, which are often standardized and heavily roasted, specialty coffee seeks balance, precision, and aromatic richness. It offers more refined textures, more nuanced aromas, and a more sensory experience.

This approach also helps to better value the work of producers, who are more fairly remunerated for the quality of their coffee and their expertise.