Coffee and Danish
The time came 2 1/2 years ago, and his eponymous coffeehouse has been a steaming success ever since. The secret is the product itself: the beans are imported fresh, home-roasted, and either donated to charity or thrown out once they're more than 10 days old. Such quality control keeps customers coming back. "I believe in precision and in doing things wholeheartedly," says Sørensen. Long may his crema reign. tel: (45) 3331 0440
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