CC Beethoven

CC Beethoven is a Coffeecompany location at 84 Beethovenstraat in Amsterdam-Zuid. The location is registered under the name CC Beethoven and is situated at 1077 JN Amsterdam. Coffeecompany lists, among other things, the address, phone number, and opening hours for this branch. The establishment is part of a broader chain but simultaneously has its own location profile on Beethovenstraat.

The history of Coffeecompany on this street includes an earlier phase. An older Coffeecompany on Beethovenstraat closed in 2015. Later, a new location opened on the same street. The exact public opening date of the current branch is not recorded in the available business information. However, interior studio Ninetynine mentions a project named Coffeecompany Beethovenstraat in November 2016.

No public information is documented regarding the individual founders of CC Beethoven. The broader enterprise Coffeecompany was founded in 1996 by Dick de Kock and Rick Bekkema. According to the business description, the first location at 60 Leidsestraat arose from KoffieDick’s interest in coffee and Rick’s interest in the coffee ritual in the big city.

Coffeecompany describes the location on Beethovenstraat primarily in terms of interior design and potential usage. The branch has multiple seating areas. The text mentions scenarios such as a meeting, filling a free hour, or starting the day with filter coffee, a newspaper, and a homemade smoothie. This description points to a formula where coffee bar, workspace, and neighborhood hub intersect.

The available information does not provide a complete picture of the daily visitor group. However, the branch is located in Amsterdam-Zuid, on a street with shops and amenities. As a result, CC Beethoven fits within an urban environment where coffee consumption often coincides with being on the go, working, or having a brief meeting. This interpretation remains limited to the data recorded about the location.

The documented roaster behind CC Beethoven is Coffeecompany itself. Coffeecompany states that single-origin coffees and temporary espressos are roasted in Amsterdam-Oost. This takes place at their own roastery on Zeeburgerpad. The two espresso blends, Oude School and Nieuwe School, are roasted by Lincoln & York in England according to Coffeecompany’s recipe.

In Coffeecompany’s general coffee information, espresso and filter coffee are described. Additionally, Coffeecompany documents various brewing methods in educational texts. Mentioned are Aeropress, cafetière or Espro Press, Chemex, and pour-over or drip. These methods are described at the level of Coffeecompany as a company and are not all individually confirmed for the branch on Beethovenstraat.

The drink overview for Coffeecompany lists items such as flat white, cortado, iced latte, flash brew, batch brew, cappuccino, and matcha latte. For CC Beethoven specifically, the location text highlights filter coffee. A house-made smoothie is also mentioned. While the available data does not provide a complete menu for this branch, it does illustrate the connection to Coffeecompany’s broader range of offerings.

Coffeecompany describes its sourcing as direct from farmers or through partners who value quality and price transparency. The company states that it has been buying coffee independently since its inception. According to the information provided, this is done directly from coffee growers or through importers with whom it collaborates. Coffeecompany also cites quality-focused pricing as a key part of its approach.

The company information includes several concrete examples. Finca Filadelfia in Colombia is mentioned as a recurring source of Colombian coffee from Oscar and Yaq. Primavera Coffee is also named as a Guatemalan partner in connection with a donation initiative. These examples are linked to Coffeecompany as a whole, rather than specifically to CC Beethoven.

No public documentation was found in the available data regarding specific events hosted at CC Beethoven. However, Coffeecompany notes that its branches regularly organize performances and offer wall space to local designers and artists. There are also examples of tastings held in the roastery’s tasting room. These activities, however, are not specifically tied to the Beethovenstraat location.

Coffeecompany also documents a recurring December campaign involving coffee donations for the Amsterdam drop-in centers of De Regenboog Groep. This is also a company-wide activity. For the Beethovenstraat location, a listing on Too Good To Go is available. This mentions a surprise package of surplus food, with examples such as cinnamon buns, croissants, carrot cake, smoothies, or tosti’s.

The branch appears in the business index for Beethovenstraat. This entry links Coffeecompany to the address Beethovenstraat 84 and refers to the previous Coffeecompany location on the same street, which closed in 2015. Ninetynine Interior Design Studio mentions Coffeecompany Beethovenstraat in its portfolio and archive. Public social media pages for Coffeecompany Beethovenstraat also exist.

At a broader sector level, Coffeecompany is recognized as a roaster in Amsterdam, with its roastery located at Zeeburgerpad. In 2021, Entree Magazine and Global Coffee Report reported that Albron wanted to acquire Coffeecompany from JDE Peet’s. Coffeecompany was described as a company established in 1996 with its own Amsterdam roastery. Specific prices or ranking recognition for CC Beethoven are not publicly documented.

CC Beethoven is therefore best understood as a local branch within the Coffeecompany structure. The available data provides information on the address, history, interior, coffee offerings, roasting process, and several company-wide activities. However, no public documentation is available in the provided material regarding the branch’s founders, exact opening date, local events, or individual awards.