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Workshop: Turkish Coffee

Learn to brew Turkish Coffee and the basics of Turkish Coffee Reading

1 h 30 min
40 Canadian dollars
Fika • Mindful • Sustainable • Artisan Coffee Shop

Service Description

What you’ll do: In this intimate, hands-on workshop, Brennus—who is from Turkey and brings lived cultural grounding in Turkish traditions—will guide you through making traditional Turkish coffee and the basics of how cup reading can be approached as a contemplative, intuitive practice. You’ll learn the steps of preparation and brewing, drink together, and then slow down into a guided mindfulness practice to sharpen perception and presence. Brennus will also share (at a beginner-friendly level) how they approach intuitive reading, then you’ll pair up to explore what you may pick up from each other’s cups—gently, playfully, and respectfully. What to expect: - Step-by-step Turkish coffee making (tools, grind, brew, serving) - A shared coffee ritual + mindful tasting - Guided mindfulness practice - Intro to cup reading (what it is / how Brennus approaches it) - Partner practice: explore impressions from each other’s cups (no experience required) - Time for questions Details: Instructor: Brennus Group size: Max 6 students Fee: $40 per person This is an experiential workshop intended for curiosity, reflection, and community practice.


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