Specialty coffee shops Châteaux de la Loire

It's the love and art of coffee that the Joan-d'Arc Café teaches since May 8, 1899 (the very day of the Jeanne d'Arc Feast) to pass on to all the customers of its three delicate, so well stocked shops where the old-fashioned torréfaction from the most famous plantations from Brazil to Papua by passing by Colombia and Guatemala has been in place for more than a century. Not forgetting Ethiopia and its metaphorically moka (where in Kaffa, coffee was born). There are unique and regenerating assemblages. But they are also beautiful alliances of all kinds of aromatic tea, delicious gingerbread breads and other ephemeral and renewed treats that enhance the enchanting smells of these ad hoc decoctions. At some times of the day, when the wind manifests itself in a certain sense, one can flower or watch a nose to discover one of these three stalls present to us delight. Still a… charm…

Karla from Cafecito has taken on a new challenge with La Brûlerie, right next door to the Coffee Shop. The young woman and her team were already offering good Latin American coffees at Cafecito, but she wanted to go further and went back to Guatemala to train in coffee roasting. It is thus as an expert that she roasts coffees from Latin America. Listening to her, one discovers all the subtleties, and the tasting sessions allow one to appreciate all the varieties. You can enjoy a coffee on the spot, or buy her bags to go.