WASHINGTON: Compass Coffee has launched a new line of Nespresso-compatible espresso capsules, designed to combine the quality of Compass Coffee’s espresso with the convenience of a single-serve machine. Following the success of their foray into the single-serve coffee market with their Cardinal and Waypoint K-Cups, this move into single-serve espresso capsules marks a new way for the D.C.-based roaster to continue meeting its customer where they are.

“At Compass, we work to meet people where they are,” says Director of Corporate Development, Kuran Malhotra. “That’s always been extremely important in our cafés, and now we’re able to continue that outside of our cafés, by providing customers with the coffee they know and love in a format they’re most comfortable with, all while ensuring that we live up to the Real Good coffee standard.

The Emblem Espresso and Waypoint Capsules are available now on Compass Coffee’s website and will be available at a grocery store near you soon.

Compass Coffee is a Washington, DC-based Coffee Roaster. Founded in 2014 by two Marines, Michael Haft and Harrison Suarez, Compass has 12 brick and mortar locations around the Washington Metro Area, one active roasting facility in DC's historic Shaw neighborhood, and a growing regional grocery presence. You can find Compass Coffee at many popular DC restaurants, in corporate break rooms, and in government facilities.Currently, Compass is building a state-of-the-art production facility in Ivy City to support its expansion through the entire Mid-Atlantic region of the United States and beyond.