Mistral Espresso
This cup is chocolatey, nutty and fruity.
Original roaster or listing sourceFounded in 1990 by Fabrice Moschetti, this family-owned company roasts its coffee in Vallejo, California. The business began after the owner started importing European espresso machines and identified a local demand for high-quality beans. The roastery is documented for its long-running weekly public coffee tastings and its commitment to small-batch, slow-roasting techniques. In recent years, the facility has expanded its on-site operations to include the production of local honey from beehives kept on the property.
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This cup is chocolatey, nutty and fruity.
Original roaster or listing sourceA proprietary blend designed for consistency.
Original roaster or listing sourceA signature coffee offering from the roaster.
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A single origin medium roast coffee.
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A single origin light roast coffee.
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Moschetti Artisan Coffee Roaster has installed beehives on its property to produce local honey for sale in its cafe. The initiative, led by owner Fabrice Moschetti and local beekeeper Justin Saroyan, aims to enhance the customer experience with hyper-local products while supporting pollinator health.
Moschetti Coffee Roastery has launched a monthly open-mic event called 'Poetry by the Cup' in collaboration with local poet Tamika Bailey. The event expands the roastery's long-standing tradition of hosting community-focused performances alongside its weekly coffee tastings.
The Vallejo City Council voted unanimously to spend $85,000 to repave a city-owned parking lot serving Moschetti Artisan Coffee Roaster. The decision followed a two-decade effort by owner Fabrice Moschetti to improve access to the site, with officials citing the business's role in the city's economic vitality.
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