\t\t\t\t\t\t\tPeregrine Coffee Roasters is now open in Richardson\u2019s Communion Neighborhood Cooperative, owner Stephen Holmes confirmed in an email.<\/p>\n
The coffee shop, which started as a coffee roastery in Colorado, replaces Communion Coffee Shop in the cooperative building.<\/p>\n
\u201cCommunity has always been central to what we do, and our goal is to bring that same slower-paced, hospitality-driven experience into the Dallas area without losing the quality and cafe that built the company originally,\u201d Holmes said in an email.<\/p>\n
The details<\/p>\n
Holmes said Peregrine focuses on \u201cblack coffee done right\u201d by prioritizing sourcing, roasting and preparation of espresso offerings. Peregrine avoids artificial ingredients and makes almost everything in-house, he said, including handmade syrups, fresh-brewed chai, and in-house caramel.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s a far more labor-intensive process, but we know people can genuinely taste the difference,\u201d Holmes said in an email.<\/p>\n
Holmes highlighted specialty coffees like blood orange vanilla latte and blood orange mocha, as well as the \u201cthunderbolt,\u201d a sparkling vanilla espresso lemonade. In addition to coffee, Peregrine also serves cream sodas, lemonades and fresh-juiced ginger beer.<\/p>\n
Peregrine also sells bags of whole bean coffee in-store and online, with grinding available upon request.<\/p>\n
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