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ORSONERO COFFEE

Milan, Italy
4 cups SLEEPER HIT Chef Approved
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In Brief

Orsonero Coffee is Milan’s definitive specialty coffee sanctuary and the absolute birthplace of the city’s modern third-wave revolution.

Quick Facts

BEANS AVAILABLE

Amenities

Services & Comfort
FRESH PASTRIES GUEST ROASTERS OUTDOOR SEATING RETAIL BEANS TAKEAWAY
Alternative Milk
OAT

Coffee Profile

Roast Profiles
LIGHT ROAST MEDIUM ROAST
Brew Methods
ESPRESSO V60 AEROPRESS COLD BREW BATCH BREW KALITA WAVE POUR OVER
Coffee Origins Focus
ETHIOPIA KENYA COLOMBIA BRAZIL
Bean Varieties
SL28 SL34 BOURBON TYPICA GESHA / GEISHA CATURRA PINK BOURBON SIDRA
Processing
NATURAL (SUN-DRIED) WASHED HONEY CARBONIC MACERATION ANAEROBIC NATURAL
Roasting Style Multi-roaster curator focusing exclusively on ultra-clean, light-to-medium contemporary Nordic-style roast profiles. (They do not roast in-house; they curate the best global roasters).

About ORSONERO COFFEE

Orsonero Coffee is Milan’s definitive specialty coffee sanctuary and the absolute birthplace of the city’s modern third-wave revolution. Founded by Canadian expat Brent Jopson and his Italian partner Elena Invernizzi, this tiny, sun-drenched outpost in Porta Venezia is a zero-compromise multi-roaster café that completely rejects the bitter, industrial rules of traditional Italian espresso bars.

Instead of dark, oil-slicked commercial roasts, Orsonero functions as an elite international hub, pulling pristine shots and meticulous V60 pour-overs from a rotating lineup of Europe’s finest Nordic-style light roasters, including April, Koppi, and Tim Wendelboe. It is a minimalist, high-precision middle finger to old-school coffee gatekeeping, teaching a fiercely defensive coffee capital how to slow down and embrace real, fruit-forward terroir.

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Our Locations

ORSONERO COFFEE
Milan

ORSONERO COFFEE

Via Giuseppe Broggi, 15, 20129 Milano MI, Milan


ORSONERO COFFEE LOMAZZO
Milano

ORSONERO COFFEE LOMAZZO

Via Paolo Lomazzo, 20, 20154 Milano MI, Milano


Mon-Sat 9 am–4 pm Sun Closed

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ORSONERO COFFEE is a specialty coffee shop in Milan, Italy. ORSONERO COFFEE, specialising in Espresso, V60, AeroPress, is curated and verified by the Coffee Insurrection editorial team. A destination for Filter Coffee, Outdoor Seating in Milan.

ORSONERO COFFEE Via Giuseppe Broggi, 15, 20129 Milano MI
ORSONERO COFFEE LOMAZZO Via Paolo Lomazzo, 20, 20154 Milano MI

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