Sey occupies a particular pedestal in American coffee: the Bushwick, Brooklyn roastery founded in 2017 by Tobin Polk and Lance Schnorenberg roasts about as light as commercial coffee gets, chasing total clarity — acidity, florals and origin character with zero roast flavour. The aesthetic is equally pared back: grey-on-white labels, a sunlit tasting room, and prose-heavy lot write-ups that read like wine notes. Sourcing is hyper-seasonal and uncompromising, favouring washed Ethiopians, Kenyans and top Central and South American micro-lots, often bought in quantities small enough to sell out in days. Sey keeps its entire back-catalogue published online, but only a handful of coffees are ever live at once — this index tracks that rotating handful, which makes every Sey entry here a small event.
Coffeesfrom Sey
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Glitch Coffee
Kiyokazu Suzuki's Jinbōchō lab, pouring ultra-light single origins in a dark-roast city.
DAK Coffee Roasters
Amsterdam's playful light-roasters — dessert-named lots in loud illustrated bags.
Ethica Coffee Roasters
Toronto roastery putting sourcing ethics and unusually complete lot data front and centre.






