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Enjoy Coffee Day and get a 10% discount on our exquisite coffees, practical accessories and stylish cups!

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Package of Hausbrandt Trieste coffee next to dark chocolate
CHF 26,90 1000 g
Hausbrandt Trieste

This delicious espresso blend consists of 70% Arabica beans and 30% Robusta beans from growing countries in Asia, Central America and South America. They unfold wonderful aromas of baked goods with a gossamer aftertaste of bitter cocoa and liquorice. The traditional roasting company Hausbrandt has launched this roast in honour of the Italian Acadamy of Patisserie Masters. This applies not only to the excellent baked goods, but also to the coffee served with them. The recognition for the superior quality came only after a 24-month test phase: the official award by L'Accademia Maestri Pasticceri Italiani.Selected beans from Brazil, Central and South America, each individually controlled, the blending by connoisseurs and the very slow, computer-monitored roasting form the basis for this top coffee. Immediately after the first sip, you will notice the qualities of this roast. The first impression is soft and velvety, surrounded by a light, very balanced acidity. The intense and at the same time elegant taste combined with the full body and the extremely long lasting crema will pleasantly surprise you. You may even detect fruity notes in the aftertaste.A history of more than a hundred years at Hausbrandt provides certainty that the roastery has a profound culture of good coffee. The secret of those who have been doing this work for generations is to adhere to a simple and unchanging guiding concept: to always sell a flawless cup of espresso. The full flavour, the aroma of the aroma and the rounded body can only be achieved through the balanced blend of different coffees and the skilful dosage of different qualities of Arabica, always mixed with a smaller quantity of the best Robusta.

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Blasercafé, Lilla e Rose
CHF 23,30 3 SIZES
Blasercafé, Lilla e Rose

80% Arabica. Trendy blend of the new espresso scene Lilla e Rose has already won national barista championships four times. The coffee is perfectly balanced in taste with a clearly noticeable sweetness.This top blend impresses with its full character, which it gets from coffees from countries of origin such as Indonesia, Ethiopia or Haiti. The addition of high-quality Robusta from Java gives the blend an extra breed. The connoisseur can discover spicy aromas such as vanilla or caramel, fruits such as tree nuts and citrus as well as roasted grain aromas. Heavy-bodied and well-balanced in terms of acidity, bitterness and aroma, Lilla e Rose offers full enjoyment in espresso, café crème or milk drinks - ideal for preparation on fully and semi-automatic coffee machines.Composition : Santos Blaser Dulce / Guaxupe, Brazil, Arabica unwashed Columbia Excelso, Columbia, Arabica washed Indonesia Sumatra, Indonesia, Arabica unwashed Indonesia Java Ro-busta, Indonesia, Robusta washed Indonesia Lintung, Indonesia, Arabica semi-washed (without Ferm.) Ethiopia Djimmah, Ethiopia, Arabica unwashed Haiti XXXXX, Haiti, Arabica unwashed India Plantation, India, Arabica semi-washed (without Ferm.)Blasercafé is a Swiss family business based in Bern. The company was founded in 1922 as a small coffee trading business by Walter Blaser in Zurich. Shortly afterwards, the company moved to Bern. In the 1930s and 1940s, the coffee was distributed by almost a hundred salesmen who went from house to house with the goods. Even then, green coffee was bought directly in the country of origin. Today, Blasercafé is one of the largest roasting companies in Switzerland.

Package of Hausbrandt Trieste coffee next to dark chocolate
CHF 26,90 1000 g
Hausbrandt Trieste

This delicious espresso blend consists of 70% Arabica beans and 30% Robusta beans from growing countries in Asia, Central America and South America. They unfold wonderful aromas of baked goods with a gossamer aftertaste of bitter cocoa and liquorice. The traditional roasting company Hausbrandt has launched this roast in honour of the Italian Acadamy of Patisserie Masters. This applies not only to the excellent baked goods, but also to the coffee served with them. The recognition for the superior quality came only after a 24-month test phase: the official award by L'Accademia Maestri Pasticceri Italiani.Selected beans from Brazil, Central and South America, each individually controlled, the blending by connoisseurs and the very slow, computer-monitored roasting form the basis for this top coffee. Immediately after the first sip, you will notice the qualities of this roast. The first impression is soft and velvety, surrounded by a light, very balanced acidity. The intense and at the same time elegant taste combined with the full body and the extremely long lasting crema will pleasantly surprise you. You may even detect fruity notes in the aftertaste.A history of more than a hundred years at Hausbrandt provides certainty that the roastery has a profound culture of good coffee. The secret of those who have been doing this work for generations is to adhere to a simple and unchanging guiding concept: to always sell a flawless cup of espresso. The full flavour, the aroma of the aroma and the rounded body can only be achieved through the balanced blend of different coffees and the skilful dosage of different qualities of Arabica, always mixed with a smaller quantity of the best Robusta.

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The origin and significance of Coffee Day.

Coffee Day is celebrated on different days in different countries, but it has the same aim everywhere: to honour the diversity, culture and importance of coffee.

In Switzerland, "Coffee Day" was first launched in 2006 on the initiative of the Swiss SCAE(Speciality Coffee Association).

The "International Coffee Day" 2024 also celebrates.

In addition to the Swiss Coffee Day, there is also the "International Coffee Day", which is celebrated worldwide on 1 October.

This day was officially launched in 2015 by the International Coffee Organisation(ICO) and marks the start of the International Expo in Milan.

The aim of this day is to celebrate the enjoyment of coffee and at the same time draw attention to the challenges in coffee cultivation, such as fair working conditions and sustainability.

The history behind the coffee culture.

Coffee itself has a centuries-long history that began in Ethiopia in the 9th century.

According to legend, a goatherd named Kaldi discovered the revitalising effect of coffee beans after his goats were particularly full of energy after eating the red fruit. Coffee spread from Ethiopia via Yemen to the Arab world in the 15th century and finally became popular in Europe in the 17th century. Coffee experienced a veritable boom and established itself as an indispensable luxury food.

Traditions surrounding Coffee Day.

Coffee Day is celebrated in different ways in many countries.

In Switzerland, Germany and Austria, numerous cafés and roasting houses organise special tastings, coffee workshops and events on this day.

The aim is not only to enjoy coffee, but also to promote a conscious approach to coffee and to appreciate the work that goes into every cup.

Why is this Coffee Day so important to us?

Coffee Day is not only a reminder of the pleasure of coffee, but also of the complex supply chain from cultivation to the cup.

It raises awareness of the challenges faced by coffee farmers and puts the spotlight on issues such as fair trade, sustainable cultivation and quality.