“Ukraine has a lot to show, and our culture is huge. Unfortunately, people get to know it much more because of the war," Isakov said.
“Ukraine has a lot to show, and our culture is huge. Unfortunately, people get to know it much more because of the war," Isakov said.
Maksym Isakov, the owner of Kavka, lived in Ukraine and was working in the coffee business when Russia invaded the country in 2022. Isakov fled the country months later as... Read more...
Isakov, the roaster from Ukraine to Maine
Isakov, the roaster from Ukraine to Maine
My main caracteristique? The people behind the brand, and some european flavour that is between bitter and sour. Comparing the two aspects in the USA makes the huge difference, together... Read more...
Ukrainian refugee starts coffee business in Camden
Ukrainian refugee starts coffee business in Camden
CAMDEN, Maine (WABI) - Saturday marks two years since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war. A new coffee roaster in Camden is providing direct aid to support those in Ukraine.... Read more...
Ukrainian Roasters Moving Outside the Country
Ukrainian Roasters Moving Outside the Country
Maks Isakov told Sprudge. The Kavka Coffee founder used a version of the word coffee in Ukrainian language to name his coffee roasting business after moving to the US. Since launching in... Read more...
BDN: A Ukrainian coffee roaster is bringing nuanced beans to the midcoast
BDN: A Ukrainian coffee roaster is bringing nuanced beans to the midcoast
By Sarah Walker Caron, BDN A year after bombs fell on Maksym Isakov’s Ukrainian community, he launched his coffee roasting business on the midcoast of Maine. CONTINUE READING ON BDN... Read more...

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