Roaster & cafe in Bari
Caffè Cognetti is a family run cafe and roastery near the centre of Bari. For many years a traditional Italian cafe, head roaster Davide Roveto discovered specialty coffee roasting after attending several courses and trips around the world. He began roasting specialty coffee on a small machine situated in the building next to the cafe.
The specialty coffee house blend is called "Hopera", in honour of the famous Petruzzelli Theater that lies in front of the cafe. You'll find all of Caffè Cognetti's specialty roasts available in-store as well as Italian cafe food and a selection of specialty teas and infusions.
Updated 18 May, 2021
In-store brew methods
- Espresso?The iconic Italian espresso method uses a machine to force near-boiling water at high pressure through finely ground coffee and a portafilter.
Espresso brewed coffee produces concentrated, rich flavours with crema on top. - Pour-over?The pour-over method uses a cone-shaped dripper with a paper filter. Near-boiling water is poured over medium-coarse ground coffee and passes through the paper filter. Different thicknesses of filter paper removes the coffee oils.
Pour-over brewed coffee produces a cleaner taste with less bitterness. - Cold brew?The cold brew method involves steeping coarse-ground coffee in cool water for 12-hours or more. The brewed coffee is filtered and water is added before serving.
Cold brewed coffee produces a flavour with less bitterness and acidity. - Syphon pot?The syphon pot method uses a two-chambered glass device, vapor pressure to brew as well as a metal filter. Medium-coarse coffee is used.
Syphon pot brewed coffee produces full-bodied and heavier flavours.
Amenities
- Buy specialty coffee in-store
- Buy coffee equipment in-store
- Outdoor seating
- Indoor seating
Roaster information
Coffee type: sells specialty and non-specialty coffee
Business type: independent, owner-operated
Established: 1997
Roasting and origin information
Packaged coffee available: whole beans
Roasting profile: omni-roast?A roasting profile for specific brew methods is when the roast is made specifically for espresso or for filter coffee. In general, a roasting profile for espresso is slightly darker than a roasting profile for filtered coffee.
A roasting profile for omni-roast is when a single roast is made for more than one brew method, such as for both espresso and filter coffee.
Caffè Cognetti primarily roasts an omni-roast profile.
A roasting profile for omni-roast is when a single roast is made for more than one brew method, such as for both espresso and filter coffee.
Caffè Cognetti primarily roasts an omni-roast profile.
Tasting notes: descriptive tasting notes?Tasting notes are a flavour guide provided by the roaster that describe the taste of the roasted coffee when brewed.
Some roasters provide descriptive tasting notes, many provide brief tasting notes such as a list of similar flavours whereas others do not provide any tasting notes.
Caffè Cognetti tends to provide descriptive tasting notes.
Some roasters provide descriptive tasting notes, many provide brief tasting notes such as a list of similar flavours whereas others do not provide any tasting notes.
Caffè Cognetti tends to provide descriptive tasting notes.
Coffee estate: brief description?Coffee estate information is a description of the location where the green coffee beans were cultivated and the families involved.
Some roasters include detailed information of the estate, many include brief information whereas other roasters include minimal or no information.
Caffè Cognetti tends to include brief information about the coffee estate.
Some roasters include detailed information of the estate, many include brief information whereas other roasters include minimal or no information.
Caffè Cognetti tends to include brief information about the coffee estate.
Cupping score: always provided?A cupping score is a quality rating determined by assessing the characteristics of the coffee. Sensory attributes such as the coffee's aroma, flavour, sweetness, acidity, body, and more, are used to determine the score. A cupping score from 80 to 100 is considered specialty coffee.
A few roasters include the cupping score for all of their coffees, others include it for some of their coffees whereas many roasters do not include a cupping score.
Caffè Cognetti tends to include cupping scores for all of their coffees.
A few roasters include the cupping score for all of their coffees, others include it for some of their coffees whereas many roasters do not include a cupping score.
Caffè Cognetti tends to include cupping scores for all of their coffees.
Address
Via Salvatore Cognetti, 17/19,
70121 Bari (BA),
Apulia, Italy
70121 Bari (BA),
Apulia, Italy
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Caffè Cognetti in Bari
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