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Tepe Kafe

Coffee roasted in Plovdiv. A clear choice for home and the counter.

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Tepe Kafe’s Bulgarian storefront: a cream coffee bag crosses a broad crimson sleeve carrying the complete name, taste and buying choices.

From a bag to a familiar choice.

A small roaster serves people choosing coffee for home and businesses planning a regular supply. Tepe Kafe brings those needs together around seven coffees, practical brewing guidance and a separate wholesale route.

We built the identity, packaging and Bulgarian/English storefront around one printed sleeve. The coffee keeps its name, taste and brewing use wherever someone meets it: on the bag, in the range or beside the purchase controls.

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Sector
Specialty-coffee roasting, retail & wholesale
Location
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Our scope
Identity, packaging, BG/EN website & coffee selection

A range you can understand.

The same label hierarchy gives a house blend and single origins room for their full names. Taste notes and brewing use help people compare the coffees, while weight and price stay visible beside each bag.

Four coffees in Tepe Kafe’s homepage comparison, with consistent red-sleeve packaging, tasting notes, brewing use, weight and price.
The homepage comparison leads to the complete seven-coffee catalogue.
Explore the coffee range

The right bag, down to the grind.

A product brings together its origin, flavour, brewing use and exact weight options. The grind choice sits with the price and add action, so the details belong to the bag being selected.

Full Bulgarian and English names are typeset as native text. The long Guatemala name, the pack label and the purchase controls keep the same hierarchy as the page changes language or screen size.

Explore a coffee
Guatemala Huehuetenango in Tepe Kafe’s product page, with its Bulgarian name and native weight, grind and add controls.

Keep every choice with its bag.

Different sizes and grinds stay on separate basket lines. The example shows the house blend as 250 g whole beans and 1 kg for a moka pot, with a complete delivery total.

The final step prepares a list the visitor can copy or download. Its outcome is explicit: no order is submitted, no stock is reserved and no payment is taken.

Explore the basket
The Bulgarian basket keeps 250 g whole beans and 1 kg moka-pot house blend on separate rows, with distinct prices and quantity controls.The prepared coffee-list panel shows the two variants, total and copy/download controls, stating that no order has been sent.

Make your products easier to choose.

Let’s discuss a clear identity, a useful shop and the next step for your customers.

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