InFusion is Mount Airy's Coffee and Tea Gallery.
We are committed to providing the neighborhood with the finest fair trade, organic, and sustainably sourced specialty coffees and teas. We seek out the finest artisan coffee roasters and tea blenders from around the country -- folks who share our committment to ethical business practices AND exceptional flavor.
Many of our coffees are from direct traded, single origin, micro lots, meaning we can trace the origin of your beverage back to the land on which it was grown and the people who tilled the soil and harvested the fruit. We are mindful of the land's contribution to the coffee in our cups just as we are mindfully commited to the Mt. Airy community that consumes our products. A sense of place permeates all of our business decisions. |
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| Jane likes feathers, animal skulls, and bones. She is a mixed-media artist whose particular kind of found object artwork involves the artifacts she discovers while walking in Carpenter’s Woods or Forbidden Drive. She restores dignity to the forgotten spirits of magical forest creatures. She manages the day-to-day operations @InFusion, and at night she’s working towards finally getting her Bachelor’s Degree (after 15 years and 12 schools). Currently her favorite drink is the roasted mate latte. |
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| | Sergey is six years old. A student at the Project Learn School, he likes Penguins, Baseball, Busytown and Star Wars. He is beginning to discover video games. He likes peanut butter, banana, and honey sandwiches. His favorite drink @InFusion is a chocolate soy batidos (made by blending frozen bananas, with soy milk and chocolate sauce). |
| Niko is four years old. He goes to preschool in Mt. Airy. He also enjoys ballet classes at the Philadelphia Dance Theater. He likes yogurt, robots, rhyming words, drawing, and fruit leather. His favorite drinks @InFusion are the Lassis (smoothies made with local yogurt). He orders these drinks by asking for “yogurt juice.”
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| Myrtle is a dog. She barks too much. One angry neighbor recently called her "cute, but obnoxious." She will drink from an espresso cup if you fill it with roast beef pan drippings. |  |
| Photographs by Caroline E.S. Clough |
