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06/26/2026
While our Kyoto-Style Espresso is featured in many of our most indulgent iced drinks, it’s also deliciously smooth on its own.
Our Espresso Tonic is a bubbly and refreshing expression of our Kyoto-Style Espresso made with tonic syrup and sparkling water. A perfect companion for summer’s warm, sun-drenched afternoons.
Our Cold-Shaken Espresso lets you explore the intricacies of Kyoto-Style Espresso’s profile. It’s shaken and poured over ice for a strong and frothy iced espresso drink like no other.
These are our purest expression of this cold espresso — bold and sophisticated.
06/25/2026
Experience our ultra-smooth Kyoto-Style Espresso, crafted into our most indulgent cafe drinks.
Our Iced Sweet Latte delivers a remarkably smooth finish, completely free from the bitter bite of espresso shock. By cold-extracting our signature Hayes Valley Espresso, we unlock its softer, more nuanced flavor notes — perfectly balanced within a sweet, creamy latte.
You can also try Kyoto-Style Espresso in our Shakerato drinks. Our Vanilla Bean Shakerato, available year-round, brings this smooth, cold espresso together with vanilla bean syrup — shaken then poured over milk and ice. And our seasonal Sweet Blossom Shakerato adds the fruity and floral taste of lychee, elderflower, and muscat to the mix, with a light garnish of orange zest.
Stop by a cafe for cold indulgence.
06/24/2026
Introducing our newest Exceedingly Rare coffee: California Frinj Yeast Washed Gesha, from the late producer Jay Ruskey of Frinj. Grown along California’s coast, this rare washed Gesha is bright, precise, and expressive. The cup features bright florals, layered citrus, stone fruit acidity, and a delicate, tea-like body.
This lot was sourced from two farms in San Diego and Santa Barbara counties and yeast-washed processed at Frinj’s wet mill in Ventura, California. https://bit.ly/4vtslkG?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dhfacebook&utm_content=app.dashsocial.com%2Fbluebottle%2Flibrary%2Fmedia%2F688969474
A Note About the Late Producer —
Jay Ruskey, the founder of Frinj Coffee, pioneered California-grown coffee over the past two decades. Through experimentation and collaboration, he advanced both cultivation and processing. We had the privilege of working with him and his team over the last 10 years, and we’re honored to share one of his coffees today.
06/22/2026
Thanks to all who came out to celebrate our new Kyoto-Style Espresso at the pop-up. We loved sharing our latest innovation with you and hearing what you all thought.
If you missed our pop-up, stop into a cafe and try our new Kyoto-Style Espresso, made for cold drinks.
06/19/2026
Join us this weekend in LA for an immersive pop-up celebrating the launch of our Kyoto-Style Espresso. Experience this composed, layered, and remarkably smooth brew method. The first 250 guests per day will receive a free gift with purchase.
1212 Abbot Kinney Blvd.
Venice, CA 90291
June 20–21, 2026
9 am - 2 pm
06/17/2026
Introducing our new Kyoto-Style Espresso menu.
Iced Caffè Latte
Iced Sweet Latte
Cold-Shaken Espresso
Iced Sweet Blossom Latte
Iced Caffè Mocha
Vanilla Bean Shakerato
Sweet Blossom Shakerato
Espresso Tonic
All served iced, featuring our slow-extraction Kyoto-Style Espresso for a smoother, more expressive flavor profile.
06/16/2026
Kyoto-Style Espresso is here. A composed, layered, and remarkably smooth espresso designed for ice, not adapted to it.
It’s the foundation for all our Signature Iced drinks.
Available now. Visit a cafe today.
06/15/2026
Introducing Kyoto-Style Espresso. A composed, layered, and remarkably smooth espresso designed for ice, not adapted to it.
Rooted in Kyoto’s tradition of slow, cold extraction and crafted with the intention and rigor of Hayes Valley Espresso, our newest innovation replaces pressure with patience. Cold water moves deliberately through finely tuned espresso grounds, drawing out sweetness, structure, and clarity.
The result is an iced espresso that doesn’t collapse under ice. Flavor stays intact. Sweetness comes forward. Texture remains composed. Depth unfolds gradually. Even as the ice melts, the cup remains balanced — smooth from first sip to last.
Starting June 16, try it at your local cafe and taste the difference.
06/10/2026
Have you had your first taste of summer yet? Head to a cafe to try our Sweet Blossom Latte with notes of elderflower, lychee, and muscat and our Golden Cinnamon NOLA made with Vietnamese cinnamon and honey — both are here just for the season.
While you’re indulging, pair your drink with a bright seasonal treat, like our Yuzu Sugar Cookie.
06/08/2026
Nothing this smooth happens by accident. June 16.
Address
160 Berry Street
Brooklyn, NY
11249
To get to the coffee shop on Berry Street in Brooklyn by public transport, take the L train to the Bedford Avenue stop. From there, walk two blocks north and turn left onto N 9th Street. Walk for three blocks and the coffee shop will be on your right.
If you are driving, take the BQE to Exit 33 McGuinness Blvd. Take a left onto McGuinness Blvd and continue straight until you reach Nassau Ave. Take a right onto Nassau Ave and follow it until you reach Berry St. Take a left onto Berry St and the coffee shop will be on your left.
Parking in this area can be difficult, so it is recommended to use public transport or ride-sharing services like Uber or Lyft instead.
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What people say
Blue Bottle Coffee, located on Berry Street in Brooklyn, has been a subject of many newspaper reviews and online customer comments. Let's take a look at some of the recent ones:
A review published in The New York Times on June 19th praises Blue Bottle's "meticulously crafted coffee" and "minimalist aesthetic." It notes that the coffee shop "takes its beans seriously," with each cup of coffee carefully brewed to order. Another review, published in Time Out New York on July 8th, also lauds Blue Bottle for its "expertly brewed" coffee and friendly service.
Customer comments on Yelp echo these sentiments, with many praising Blue Bottle for its high-quality beans and friendly baristas. However, some customers have noted that the prices at Blue Bottle can be quite steep compared to other coffee shops in the area.
Another review, published in Eater New York on August 17th, highlights Blue Bottle's dedication to sustainability and ethical sourcing practices. It notes that the coffee shop works directly with farmers around the world to ensure fair prices for their beans and reduce their carbon footprint.
Overall, it seems that Blue Bottle Coffee is highly regarded both by critics and customers alike. While some may find the prices a bit steep, most agree that it's worth splurging for a truly excellent cup of coffee.
