HimCafe Brew launches at Zeytuna in New York's Financial District

MANHATTAN, N.Y. - Feb. 23, 2016 - PRLog -- HimCafe Brew anounced their continued expansion throughout New York on Tuesday morning.  The company launched their product in Manhattan's Financial District at Zeytuna.  Zeytuna is a multi level gourmet grocery and food court located right in the heart of the Financial District.

Over the past sixty days, HimCafe Brew has launched their product throughout New York.  The company strategically focused on areas such as Union Square, Brooklyn, Astoria, and now the Financial District.  The demand for the coffee has continued to expand, and the company announced that there will be further strategic launches throughout New York in the coming weeks.

HimCafe Co-Founder Abishek Ghimire was recently interviewed and gave some insight into the company's recent success. "Right now the demand for the product is continuing to grow throghout New York, and sales are now picking up on the West Coast.  We have a great product that appeals to those folks who want to enjoy specialty organic coffee.  We are excited about how well the coffee is being received in every place it launches."

Zeytuna began selling the product this past weekend and are offering customers a mix of blends including light, medium, and dark.  The coffee can be purchased in one pound bags or 250 gram bags.

About Zeytuna:

Zeytuna is a gourmet grocery&food court located in the heart of the Financial District. Our store has two levels; you can find upscale grocery, dairy, pastry, deli, fresh fish and meat monger on the upper level, a full service and self service restaurant serving world cuisine on the lower level.  Zeytuna is a perfect choice for Downtown Manhattan inhabitants and visitors.

About HimCafeBrew:
HimCafe Brew LLC. is the official partner of Highland Organic Coffee Company, itself a strategic partnership between the Nepal Coffee Producers Association (NCPA), individual coffee entrepreneurs, and farmers' group/co-operatives. This unique partnership model is designed to help coffee cooperatives to produce coffee (30-400 tons) using efficient commercial farming practices, while building the necessary infrastructure to stay competitive.