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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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Package of Otavio Brazilian Coffee by Drip Roasters
Brazil
CHF 15,502 SIZES
Drip Roasters Brasil Otavio, 250 g beans

This coffee from Fazenda do Salto surprises with a unique flavour profile that elegantly combines typical Brazilian notes of cocoa and hazelnut with a delicate orange. Thanks to careful anaerobic fermentation, additional exotic fruit flavours unfold that will remind you of ripe guavas or papayas. Brazil Otavio delights with a wonderfully balanced flavour. A full-bodied cocoa flavour, complemented by nutty accents and refreshing orange, awaits you at the first sip. However, the real highlight is the fruity nuances of guava and papaya, which are particularly intense thanks to the special fermentation and provide a natural sweetness. A coffee that is complex and yet pleasantly accessible. To enjoy the full flavour of Brazil Otavio, we recommend the following preparation: use 19 grams of ground coffee for 42 grams of espresso. The optimum brewing time is around 28 seconds with a brew ratio of 1:2.2 to achieve a perfect balance between body, sweetness and fruity acidity - a moment of pleasure that is worth every sip. Brazil Otavio comes from Carmo da Cachoeira in the famous coffee-growing region of Sul de Minas in Brazil. At the Fazenda do Salto, run by Otávio Reis in the fifth generation, innovation, tradition and sustainability are very important. The farm produces its own electricity using solar energy, utilises water from natural sources that is carefully treated and uses a gentle mechanical drying process for the coffee. Biodiversity and environmental protection are top priorities - around 400 hectares are reserved as a nature reserve.For years, Otávio's coffees have regularly won prizes at prestigious competitions and continue to set standards in terms of quality and sustainability.

Rote Packung Tre Forze! Caffè Espresso, 250g italienischer Kaffee
CHF 15,80250 g
Tre Forze Espresso, 250g beans

95% Arabica. Slowly roasted over an open olive wood fire.Trinakria Since ancient times, this sun symbol has stood for Sicily, the fertile island in the Mediterranean where, according to Homer, the sun god Helios grazed his flocks. The winged girl's head, with three legs running around it, echoes the island's characteristic triangular shape and, like the sun itself, symbolises strength, energy and life. Three forces Tre Force.Roasting over an olive wood fire A forgotten secret of Italian espresso culture lies dormant at the foot of the volcano Mount Etna in Sicily: over 120 years ago, people there roasted their caffè over an open olive wood fire. The slopes of Mount Etna are rich in olive groves, which grow particularly well on the fertile lava soil. The lava soil enriches the wood with minerals, which release spicy flavours when burned. Tre Force has revived this gentle, manual roasting process and optimised this traditional method specifically for roasting Tre Force Caffè. As many generations ago, the cut wood from the olive groves is utilised and no trees are felled.The perfect blendQuality and care Tre Force only uses selected premium beans from the best highland locations in the world. The blend is secret. A smaller proportion of high-quality robusta beans refines first-class Arabica beans. In contrast to the standard process, the raw beans are not filtered and sieved twice, but five times and then roasted by hand in small quantities at a low temperature for 20 to 30 minutes. Each type of bean is given exactly the roasting time it requires. And only then are they blended. During this gentle prelude, they release their valuable flavours and oils.Chocolaty and nutty aromas Before roasting, the raw beans used smell of a composition of fresh mint, olive wood and green peas. The roasted beans exude a blend of delicately spicy flavours reminiscent of dates, chocolate and nuts. The espresso develops flavours characterised by chocolate and nutty impressions.

Bag of 'La Papaya' coffee from Drip Roasters, Ecuador
Ecuador
CHF 19,00150 g
Drip Roasters Ecuador La Papaya

If you are looking for a coffee that will surprise you with every cup, then you will love the Ecuador La Papaya from Drip Roasters. This exceptional microlot from Ecuador is in a league of its own - intensely sweet, complexly fruity and wonderfully clear in the cup. A coffee for explorers, adventurers and anyone who wants to tickle their taste buds. La Papaya is a real flavour spectacle. It combines the sweetness of ripe strawberries with the tangy freshness of citrus fruits and tropical notes such as passion fruit and watermelon. The texture is full-bodied and slightly syrupy, with a hint of fermented wildness - but never overpowering. On the contrary: despite its "funky" character, the cup remains surprisingly clean and balanced. The Mejorado variety used is a genetically exciting hybrid of Bourbon and Ethiopian landraces - known for its floral aromas and lively acidity. This coffee is grown at 1900 to 2100 metres above sea level in the Ecuadorian Andes. The plants there benefit from constantly cool temperatures and volcanic soil - ideal conditions for slow growth and high bean density. This coffee reveals its full complexity particularly well as a filter coffee - whether as a V60, Aeropress or in a batch brewer. If you are keen to experiment, you can also try it as a fruity espresso. The important thing is to give it enough time after the roasting date and work at a slightly lower brewing temperature (approx. 90-92 °C) to bring out the subtle fruity flavours even better. The beans are selected by hand after harvesting and undergo 120 hours of anaerobic fermentation in old oak barrels that once housed Ecuadorian rum for 20 years. Fermentation takes place under strictly controlled conditions - with sensors for temperature and humidity, in dark rooms at below 18 °C. The coffee is then dried until it is ready for consumption. The coffee then dries slowly on covered drying beds for up to 30 days. This careful processing gives La Papaya its depth, structure and special flavour.