Lylac [3] is a water-mineral concentrate from APAX LAB, made from demineralised water and analytical reagent grade (AR) minerals. It is the floral, aromatic profile in the range, drawing on sulfate and potassium to underline delicate top notes and lend an elegant, silky mouthfeel. Its composition builds on magnesium sulfate, magnesium chloride, potassium chloride, potassium bicarbonate, sodium bicarbonate and sodium chloride.
It is most rewarding on clean, high-clarity coffees with floral or tea-like character, where it lifts and refines aromatics rather than adding weight. It works well with Ethiopian coffees and Geishas, and generally improves the aftertaste. Where Jamm [2] builds body and Tonik [1] sharpens acidity, Lylac works at the delicate end, so it is often used in small proportions within a blend to add lift without overwhelming.
There are two ways to use it. To build your brew water, start from a demineralised, distilled or RO base and add 3 to 4 g per litre; Lylac is numbered [3], so recipes read as ratios such as 2/1/1 (Tonik/Jamm/Lylac) per litre, scaled with APAX LAB’s online calculator. To season after brewing, add a few drops per 200 ml cup and taste against an untreated cup. Shake before use.
Two honest notes for the range: these are minerals, not flavourings, and they perform best on a clean demineralised base rather than the hard tap water common in Cyprus; and they should not go into an espresso machine’s tank, as they are scale-forming. A few drops into an espresso already in the cup is fine.
What’s included
- 1 x Lylac [3] mineral concentrate, 100 ml, dropper cap (about 150 brews)
How to use
- Shake the bottle well.
- In your brew water: add 3 to 4 g per litre to demineralised, distilled or RO water.
- After brewing: add a few drops per 200 ml cup and stir.
- Use sparingly in blends to lift aromatics without flattening body.
Stocked in Nicosia and shipped across Cyprus. Pairs with a brewing scale from our range, and with Tonik and Jamm for the full modular set. Find out more about Lylac on the official APAX LAB website here.













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