Turkish coffee requires the finest possible grind, almost as fine as powdered sugar. This is much finer than even espresso. Most home grinders cannot achieve this level of fineness, which is why pre-ground Turkish coffee is the preferred choice.
The key to proper foam is slow heating over low heat. Combine coffee, water, and sugar (if desired) in the cezve, stir, and place on the lowest heat. When the surface rises and foam forms, remove from heat. Repeat 2-3 times. Never let it boil, as boiling destroys the foam.
1 KG of Turkish coffee makes approximately 100-125 cups. A standard Turkish coffee cup uses 8-10 grams of coffee. At 2-3 cups per day, it lasts about 1 to 1.5 months.
1 kilogram of Turkish coffee is specialty coffee ground to a powder-fine consistency for cezve (ibrik) brewing. This modern specialty take on a centuries-old tradition is the economical bulk option for heavy Turkish coffee drinkers and families who go through multiple cups every day.
Turkish coffee uses approximately 7-8 grams per cup, which means a 1 kg bag produces roughly 125-140 servings. For a household brewing 2-3 cups daily, that translates to 6-8 weeks of supply — outstanding value.
The Turkish grind is the finest of all brew methods, approaching the texture of icing sugar. This ultra-fine particle size creates the characteristic thick, creamy body of Turkish coffee, where the grounds remain in the cup. Achieving this level of fineness requires a dedicated Turkish coffee mill; standard burr grinders simply cannot get there.
At Fuga Coffee, our Turkish coffee range includes both a traditional blend and single-origin options. The classic Brazilian-base blend delivers familiar hazelnut, cocoa and caramel notes. For those open to adventure, an Ethiopian natural as Turkish coffee reveals an entirely unexpected side of this ancient brew — fruity, floral and deeply complex.
Begin with our Brazilian-base traditional blend for Turkish coffee. The flavour you know and love, elevated to specialty grade.
Feeling adventurous? Brew an Ethiopian natural in your cezve. The fruity notes take on surprising depth when combined with the grounds-in-cup format.
The golden rule of Turkish coffee never changes: low heat, slow warming, patience for the foam. Never rush.
“Specialty Turkish coffee might sound unconventional, but once you taste a single-origin Ethiopian brewed in a cezve, you will understand how beautifully tradition and modernity can coexist.”— Fuga Coffee Roasting Team