Jonas Reindl Coffee Roasters
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Jonas Reindl was founded by Philip Feyer, who opened the original café in Vienna's 9th district across from the Schotten
Süssmund was founded in 2014 by Nikolaus Hartmann, who left a career as an architect after concluding his vision of slow, origin-respectful roasting was finding an audience in Vienna. Norbert Rieberer — a former finance professional who fell into specialty during a London master's program — joined as partner in 2018. The roastery operates in Vienna's Simmering district on a hand-built drum roaster from Greece, deliberately slow to preserve aromatic complexity. After several years selling exclusively wholesale and online, Süssmund opened its own retail showroom and tasting space at Rauhensteingasse 12 in Vienna's 1st district in May 2025.
Süssmund is a counterweight to Viennese coffeehouse heritage. Vienna's Kaffeehaus tradition is famous worldwide and almost entirely indifferent to bean quality and origin. Süssmund's 11-year project to redirect attention to the green coffee itself — slow Greek drum roasts, fair producer pricing, an actual showroom in the historic 1st district — is the kind of deliberate work the Austrian specialty scene needed.
Rauhensteingasse 12, 1010 Vienna (showroom/shop, opened May 2025)
Vienna · Austria
Jonas Reindl was founded by Philip Feyer, who opened the original café in Vienna's 9th district across from the Schotten
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