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Fruity coffees - lively, juicy, surprising

Fruity coffees bring sunshine to the cup. They are lightly roasted, have a complex flavour and are reminiscent of berries, citrus fruits or stone fruit.

These coffees show how diverse and lively Arabica can be - far away from dark bitterness, towards tangy elegance.

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Bag of Gesha coffee beans from Rast Roastery
Panama100% Arabica
CHF 40,00250 g
Rast Coffee Gesha Washed, Panama

Immerse yourself in the world of premium coffees: with Gesha washed from Rast Kaffee, you will experience a rarity that is one of Panama's best speciality coffees. This single origin from Santa Clara shows how balanced elegance and complex flavours come together in perfect harmony. Gesha washed impresses with its fine but clearly noticeable acidity, which gives it a lively freshness. Citrus and black tea unfold on the nose, while bergamot, jasmine, honey and apple come together in a harmonious interplay on the palate. The result is an exceptional coffee that combines complexity with clarity and will delight you sip after sip. This Gesha is best enjoyed as a filter coffee, where its floral and fruity notes can unfold their full radiance. It also impresses as a café crème with its fine structure. It is less suitable for espresso, as its bright, complex flavour comes out more clearly in filter preparation. Gesha comes from the traditional Finca Hartmann in Santa Clara, which has been one of Panama's most renowned producers for almost 100 years. Today, siblings Maria and Plinio Ruiz run the family business Casa Ruiz with passion and respect for nature. The growing area lies between 1,300 and 2,000 metres above sea level, surrounded by forest reserves at the Parque Internacional La Amistad. The Hartmann family favours sustainable shade cultivation under native rainforest trees, thus maintaining a closed cycle that preserves biodiversity. This Gesha is a SHB quality (Strictly Hard Bean) and is processed in the Chiriquí region. The washed method emphasises its clear structure and lively acidity. Directly traded (Label Direct Trade), it stands for maximum transparency and quality. The harvest period is between December and April, with only the ripest cherries being picked by hand. A coffee for special moments - exclusive, full of character and of sustainable origin.

Package of Captain Cook Coffee by Rast Kaffee, organic certified
Hawaii100% Arabica
CHF 42,50250 g
Rest Coffee Captain Cook, Kona, Hawaii

Fancy one of the world's most exclusive coffee specialities? With the Captain Cook Single Origin from Hawaii, you will discover a coffee that not only impresses with its flavour, but also with its origin and careful processing. Grown on fertile volcanic soil and harvested under optimal climatic conditions, it offers an unrivalled experience. This coffee delights with a flavour reminiscent of sweet maple syrup. In the cup, it unfolds a flavour of chocolate, dried figs and a hint of citrus. The body is full and fruity-ripe, the acidity pleasantly soft. The long-lasting, fine aftertaste is particularly impressive, making Captain Cook an experience for all the senses. The Captain Cook can be used in a variety of ways, but unfolds its full elegance especially as an espresso. The strong, full structure comes into its own perfectly, while the soft acidity ensures balance. As a café crème, it impresses with its harmonious interplay of fruit and sweetness. Although it is less often the first choice for filter lovers, it can also surprise with its exciting flavour. This coffee is grown in the Kona district on the island of Hawaii, along the slopes of the Mauna Loa volcano. At altitudes between 1,200 and 1,600 metres, various local coffee farmers cultivate small plantations averaging 1.2 to 2 hectares. Each coffee cherry is carefully picked by hand and processed using the washed method. The result is beans of the highest quality, which fulfil strict quality guidelines and are among the most sought-after in the world. The Captain Cook comes from the 2024 harvest and is offered in the "Extra Fancy | Screen 19" size - the highest classification of Hawaiian coffees. The Bourbon variety, combined with the unique conditions of the volcanic soil, ensures exceptional quality and high yields. No wonder Kona coffee is internationally recognised as the epitome of premium coffee. With the Captain Cook, you are not just enjoying coffee - you are treating yourself to a piece of Hawaiian exclusivity.

Package Rast Coffee Laurina Pointu de Bourbon 250g
La Réunion100% Arabica
CHF 120,50250 g
Rast coffee Laurina Pointu de Bourbon, Reunion

Laurina Pointu de Bourbon - the coffee of kings! With this coffee, you will discover a true rarity that even delighted King Louis XV. This unique Bourbon Pointu variety is grown in tiny quantities on the island of La Réunion. Only 830 kg per year can call themselves Grand Cru - a coffee that is considered one of the best Arabicas in the world. Laurina impresses with its exceptionally fine interplay of flavours. In the cup, floral and citrus-like aromas unfold, accompanied by nuances of exotic lychee, fine spices and fine cocoa. The body is balanced and elegant, the acidity finely integrated. The speciality: At just 0.6 %, its caffeine content is well below average - perfect if you want to enjoy an intense experience without excessive stimulation. This coffee is versatile and unfolds its full potential particularly as a café crème or filter coffee. For espresso, it offers a rather fine, subtly nuanced flavour experience. Whether in a portafilter machine, a fully automatic machine or as a pour-over - Laurina always has a clear, round and long-lasting finish. Laurina comes from the "Domaine des Caféiers" estate in Saint-Paul on La Réunion. Martine and Mongi Sliti have made it their mission to revitalise the almost forgotten Bourbon Pointu. They run the only certified organic coffee farm in the European Union, specialising exclusively in this variety. They are passionate and dedicated to preserving this cultural heritage. The Bourbon Pointu, also known as Coffea arabica cv. laurina, is a rare mutation of the Arabica plant. Its small, tapered beans and dwarf growth make it unique. Originally famous in the 18th century, the variety was almost forgotten due to natural disasters and the cultivation of sugar cane. It has been enjoying a renaissance on La Réunion since 2008. Today, it is not only regarded as the best Arabica in the world, but also as a synonym for elegance, exclusivity and a culture of enjoyment.

Sensory perception - what the nose and palate experience

Fruity coffees are instantly recognisable: Intense aromas of berries, citrus and tropical fruits emerge as soon as the coffee is ground. The cup reveals a clear, lively acidity - not acidic, but fresh and elegant.

On the palate, an interplay of sweetness, fruitiness and fine floral notes unfolds.

  • Ethiopia often brings bergamot, peach and jasmine
  • Kenya shines with cassis, grapefruit and hibiscus
  • Central America delivers apple, honeydew melon and caramel clarity.

These coffees are aromatic, light and complex at the same time - an experience for the nose and tongue.

Origin - where fruitiness originates

The most intense fruit flavours can be found in Ethiopia and Kenya. Varieties that are naturally sweet and floral grow here. Coffees from Guatemala, Costa Rica and Panama also have a softer, balanced fruity flavour.

The most intense fruit flavours can be found in Ethiopia and Kenya. Varieties that are naturally sweet and floral grow here. Coffees from Guatemala, Costa Rica and Panama also have a softer, balanced fruity flavour.

An important factor is the processing:

  • Natural or honey-processed coffees emphasise sweet fruit and berry flavours.
  • Washed coffees bring clarity, freshness and citrus flavours.

Origin - where fruitiness originates

The most intense fruit flavours come from Ethiopia and Kenya. Varieties that have a particularly high level of natural acidity and flavour grow here. Coffees from Guatemala, Costa Rica and Panama also have a more harmonious fruity flavour - softer, sweeter and less citrusy.

One key lies in the processing:

  • Natural & Honey Processed coffees enhance berry and stone fruit flavours.
  • Washed coffees emphasise acidity, clarity and floral notes.

Roasting - light, precise, transparent

Fruity coffees need light to medium roasts.

They are developed briefly to preserve the fine flavours. Roasts that are too dark mask the fruitiness with roasted flavours and bitter substances.

The art lies in striking the right balance between sweetness, acidity and transparency - this keeps the coffee lively and balanced.

Preparation - filter & portafilter

Fruity coffees develop particularly well in filter methods:

  • Pour Over (V60, Origami, Kalita): emphasises clarity and acidity.
  • Aeropress: brings juiciness and sweetness.
  • Cold brew: makes fruity flavours mild and summery.

But fruity coffees are also an experience in the portafilter - if you approach it consciously:

  • High brew ratio (1:2.5-1:3)
  • Lower temperature (90-91 °C)
  • Light roast & single origin

The result is an espresso that is reminiscent of red berries, lime or apricot. Light, clear and incredibly aromatic.

Fruity coffee in a cappuccino

Milk completely transforms fruity coffee: The milk binds acidity and emphasises the natural sweetness - berry becomes yoghurt with fruit, citrus becomes orange cream, cassis becomes berry mousse.

The result is a cappuccino with character - creamy but lively, very different from classic, chocolatey blends.

Our recipe tips

Filter (Ethiopia Natural)
18 g coffee, 288 g water at 93 °C, 2:45 min - notes of strawberry, peach, jasmine.

Aeropress (Colombia Honey)
16 g coffee, 230 g water at 92 °C, 1:30 min infusion - red grape, mango, cane sugar.

Espresso (Kenya washed)
18 g in, 45 g out, 30 s, 91 °C - cassis, lime, caramel.

Cold Brew
60 g coffee to 1 litre of cold water, infuse for 14 h - on ice with orange zest.

Fruity coffees are the opposite of ordinary.

They are lively, clear and juicy - perfect for anyone who wants to rediscover coffee. Choose light-coloured roasts, pay attention to origin and try out different filter methods. This allows you to taste the full range of nature, terroir and craftsmanship in your cup.