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Coffee type: Blend 250gWhole BeansProcess:  Natural, WashedCup Notes: Nutty, Sweet Acdidity. Green Grape, CinnamonEspresso and milk-based drinks friendly 

Coffee type: Guatemala  1Kg Whole Beans Process:  Natural Cup Notes: Chocolate, Hazelnuts, Peanuts  Espresso and milk-based drinks friendly 

Whole Beans 250g Region: Palmichal de Acosta Altitude: 1450 msl Farmer: Hacienda San Ignacio Variety: Marcelsia Process Natural Fruity, caramel, hazelnut, dark chocolate notes with full body Filter and espresso friendly 

Coffee type: Guatemala  250g Whole Beans Process:  Natural Cup Notes: Chocolate, Hazelnuts, Peanuts  Espresso and milk-based drinks friendly 

Coffee type: Blend  250g Whole Beans Process:  Natural, Washed Cup Notes: Nutty, Sweet Acdidity. Green Grape, Cinnamon Espresso and milk-based drinks friendly 

Whole Bean 454g  Processing: Washed Altitude: 1800  Variety: Tipica Notes: Bittersweet cocoa, red grapes, chocolate

Whole beans 250g Natural process Region: Rwanda  Figs, brown sugar, apple, chocolate notes Filter and espresso friendly 

Whole bean 250g Honey with cinnamon process  Chocolate, Cannamon, Raisins notes Suitable for drip coffee, espresso 

Whole beans 250g washed process Region: Heirloom Rose , Apricot , Orange flower  Filter and espresso friendly 

Weight: (1000) gr Ingredients: 100% Arabica A 100% Arabica blend optimised for American coffee. The best way to savour this recipe and special lighter roast is in American coffee Categories: AMERICAN, COFFEE ROASTED IN BEANS, DOLCE VITA Named after the famous 1960 film directed by Federico Fellini, the 100% Arabica Dolce Vita blend was...

Whole bean 250g Natural process  Watermelon, Yasmine, Tangerine notes Suitable for drip coffee, espresso and milk drinks

Whole beans 250g Origin:  Rwanda, NYAMASHEKE district, in the CYATO sector, in western Rwanda  The washing station is located at an altitude of approximately 1,850 meters above sea level level.  The focus of the farmers was on the work of bees and other pollinators. They see them as the main players in food production. The effect of bees...