FOR SINGLE COFFEE
SINGLE ORIGIN COFFEE AT A TIME
FOR SINGLE WHISKY
SINGLE MALT WHISKY EXPERIENCE
WHY "FOR SINGLE"?
“For Single” is a concept store for appreciating the uniqueness of being single. It’s not about the relationship status, but Coffee and Whisky.
UNIQUE BEAUTY OF THE
COFFEE ORIGIN
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Our team wish to make For Single an approachable, education-driven and a delicate coffee shop for coffee lovers.
Aiming to introduce that coffee origins from different angles, we exhibit the bean characters by using different roast profiles and brewing methods.
understand coffee origins on the menu of coffee shop.
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DISTINCT CHARACTER OF
WHIKSY DISTILLERY
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Single malt whisky is malt whisky from a single distillery. Although whisky is made from very simple ingredients - malted barley, water and yeast, each distillery has their distinct characters, owing to their own scope & style of whisky and their facility and operation, like the size of stills, type of condensers used, amount of spirit saved (also known as "the cut") etc.
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There are uncountable combinations for blended whisky. But we like to back to origin - to appreciate the uniqueness of each distillery.
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The whisky experience at For Single would be very welcoming for beginners. We would have one theme per season for beginners to get into the whisky world.
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FEATURED
SPRING 2024
ETHIOPIA SIDAMA
BOMBE
Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee, produces coffee with incredible variety of flavours. Meanwhile, most producers in Ethiopia are smallholders, and the majority continue to cultivate coffee using traditional methods.
Most coffee is grown with no chemical fertilizer or pesticide use.
SCOTCH WHISKY
The fiery amber spirit, ‘whisky’, was originally named uisge beatha, meaning ‘water of life’ in Scottish gaelic. Although the exact origin of when whisky was first produced in Scotland has yet to be found, it started as a medicine that people believed to have mystical powers to cure. Scotch whisky, a product of quality and heritage, is now exported and enjoyed in more than 175 countries around the globe.
