Smells of roasted hazelnuts, has spicy flavours of raspberries and chocolate and a strong body.

Are you looking for an intense, well-balanced coffee that is both flavourful and creates clear added value for coffee farmers? With the Como blend from Rast Kaffee, you get both: a multi-layered flavour profile and the assurance that it is produced under fair and organic conditions. In the cup, the Como blend presents itself with a harmonious balance. A spicy, nutty aroma accompanies the flavour of dark chocolate, bitter almond and a subtle citrus note. Arabica and Robusta complement each other perfectly and ensure intensity, depth and a long finish. This coffee is particularly versatile. As an espresso, it shows its full strength with a clear structure and pronounced flavour. It also impresses as a café crème with its balance and fine body. Although it is less pronounced for filter coffee, it still offers you an exciting, strong flavour. The Como blend comes from three committed cooperatives: the Origin Coffee Lab in Peru, Cafesmo in Honduras and KCU in Tanzania. Together, they stand for quality, sustainability and the empowerment of small producers. Whether through training programmes, biodiverse cultivation methods or fair market access - every bean contributes to the long-term benefit of the communities. Rast Como coffee is certified organic and Fairtrade, making it a pleasure with a clear conscience. More than 700 small farmers help to ensure that you get a coffee with a rich flavour that not only tastes great, but also demonstrates a clear commitment to sustainability and fairness. A coffee that perfectly combines enjoyment and responsibility.

Whether you're concentrating on work or taking a short coffee break - this coffee gives you the perfect boost for the home office. The blend combines three fine Arabicas from Colombia, Ethiopia and Brazil, combining an invigorating effect with fine, balanced flavours. In the cup, the home office blend from RAST KAFFEE has a nutty aroma accompanied by floral notes. Fine nuances of hazelnut and dried apricot unfold on the palate. The slight acidity gives the coffee freshness and vibrancy, while the sweet undertones ensure a harmonious flavour experience - ideal for long working days. This coffee is versatile and adapts to your everyday life. It is particularly well-balanced as a café crème, where the blend unfolds its full depth of flavour. As a filter coffee, it impresses with its clarity and fruity elegance, while as an espresso it reveals its nutty fullness and pleasant intensity. The Home Office blend combines beans from three renowned regions of origin. The Arabicas from the Cooperativa Cafenorte, which has been supporting around 1,900 coffee families since 1963 and ensures quality and traceability, come from Colombia. From Ethiopia comes the legendary Yirgacheffe coffee, characterised by small family businesses and centralised, gentle processing. The blend is complemented by Yellow Bourbon from Brazil from Fazenda Samambaia, where the fourth generation of the Cambraia family cultivates top-quality coffee using sustainable methods. The home office blend is 100% Arabica and is carefully roasted by RAST KAFFEE to preserve its harmonious balance of acidity, sweetness and depth of flavour. It is ideal for fully automatic machines or portafilter machines, but also for classic filter preparation. A coffee that not only wakes you up, but also accompanies you through the working day with pleasure.

Do you want full flavour without caffeine? This decaffeinated Arabica from Peru shows you just how flavourful decaffeinated coffee can be. Rast Kaffee uses the natural CO₂ process so that only the caffeine disappears - and the subtle flavours remain. So you get a cup full of flavour, sustainably produced and Fairtrade certified. This coffee smells of almonds, dark chocolate and a fine fruity flavour. In the cup, it has a clear chocolate flavour, round and balanced. The Cooperativa Agraria Cafetalera Alto Mayo supplies Arabicas from altitudes of 1200 to 1900 metres - the best conditions for depth, clarity and natural sweetness. This coffee works perfectly as an espresso and as a café crème - each rated 3/3 points. It is less suitable for filter coffee, as its strengths lie in pressure and crema. You get a dense, aromatic espresso without caffeine, ideal for any time of day - and also for late in the evening. The coffee comes from Fairtrade and organic-certified cultivation and is gently decaffeinated using the CO₂ process - without any chemical solvents. The beans are produced by 1517 farming families from the San Martín and Cajamarca regions. The co-operative focuses on sustainable agriculture, social development and the highest quality standards. The varieties range from Caturra and Pache to Typica, Bourbon and Mundonovo. The cooperative is particularly proud of its Santa Maria origin, a coffee that is produced by 45 women and stands for particularly fine cup profiles.

A real treat for coffee connoisseurs. Arabica highland blend. Exquisite coffee enjoyment.

Ein Kaffee, der Geschichten erzählt: Mit dem El Diamante geniesst Du nicht nur feine Aromen, sondern unterstützt gleichzeitig Kleinbauern in Peru. In über 1600 Metern Höhe gewachsen, überzeugt er mit seiner aromatischen Tiefe und seiner fairen, nachhaltigen Herkunft. Ob als kräftiger Espresso oder sanfter Café Crème – dieser Kaffee macht jeden Moment besonders. In der Tasse entfaltet sich der El Diamante mit feinen Noten von braunem Zucker, Rosinen und Mandeln, begleitet von einem Duft nach Orangenblüten. Als Espresso begeistert er mit ausgewogener Säure und vollem Körper. In der Zubereitung als Café Crème wirkt er runder, sanfter und zeigt seine elegante, delikate Süsse – ein Genuss für alle, die feine Balance schätzen. Dieser Single Origin zeigt sich am besten als Espresso oder Café Crème. In der Espressozubereitung erhältst Du ein intensives Geschmackserlebnis mit schöner Säurestruktur. Als Café Crème kommen die süsslichen, weichen Aromen noch deutlicher hervor. Für Filterkaffee ist er weniger geeignet, da seine Stärke in der Konzentration und Ausgewogenheit liegt. Der El Diamante stammt von der Cooperativa Origin Coffee Lab in Cajamarca, Peru. Rund 220 Bauern aus 17 Ortschaften gehören dazu und bauen die Varietäten Bourbon, Caturra, Gesha, Typica und Marsellesa an. Im Solidario Programm fördert das Kollektiv vor allem Frauen und Jugendliche, mit dem Ziel, Wissen, Marktchancen und Eigenverantwortung der Bauern zu stärken. Qualität bedeutet hier nicht nur ein aromareicher Kaffee, sondern auch eine bessere Lebensqualität für die Gemeinschaft. Der El Diamante wird nach biologischen Kriterien angebaut, ist Bio-, Fairtrade- und Direct-Trade-zertifiziert und wird sorgfältig washed aufbereitet. Geerntet wird zwischen Mai und September 2024. Mit diesem Kaffee erhältst Du nicht nur ein Spitzenprodukt, sondern unterstützt zugleich ein Projekt, das Nachhaltigkeit und soziale Verantwortung miteinander verbindet.

The blend impresses with its perfect balance. A nutty, velvety and fruity coffee flavour

The blend impresses with its perfect balance. A nutty, velvety and fruity coffee flavour

Spicy, roasty, nutty and slightly earthy, medium body with a long-lasting finish.

Strong blend of the best Arabicas. The racy, fiery coffee flavour

A strong blend of the best Arabicas. The charming coffee flavour

Discover a real treasure from Colombia with Rast Bahareque coffee. This single origin from the Norte del Valle region impresses with its intense sweetness, fine acidity and complex interplay of flavours. It is backed by the dedicated Cafenorte cooperative, which has been investing in quality, education and sustainability for decades - with success, as Bahareque has been awarded gold by independent Q-graders. In the cup, Bahareque releases a beguiling aroma of dates and liquorice. In terms of flavour, you can expect a nutty base that combines with notes of chocolate and a hint of peach. The combination of fine acidity and balanced sweetness gives this coffee an elegant structure that lingers for a long time. This Arabica particularly shows its strengths as a café crème, where its harmonious balance comes into its own. It also impresses as an espresso with its complexity and fine flavour. It is less predestined for preparation as filter coffee, as its aromatic profile is somewhat less pronounced in this form. It is ideal in a portafilter machine or fully automatic machine. Bahareque is produced by the Cooperativa Cafenorte, a co-operative founded in 1963 with around 1,900 coffee families. The members cultivate 12 regions in the Norte del Valle and are committed to quality, education and social responsibility. Cafenorte guarantees traceability along the entire value chain and contributes significantly to the well-being of the coffee families. The coffee comes from the Castilla, Caturro and Variedad Colombia varieties. It is processed after washing and reaches a high-quality grade with Screen 18. With labels such as Fairtrade and Direct Trade, Bahareque combines excellent flavour with social commitment - a coffee that brings both pleasure and responsibility to your cup.

A coffee with history, character and depth: Rast Blawan coffee from Indonesia takes you straight to the lush forests and volcanic landscapes of Java. With its syrupy body, mild acidity and notes of bittersweet chocolate, it gives you an intense moment of pleasure - whether as a strong espresso or a balanced café crème. Blawan has a complex flavour with hints of black tea, liquorice and chocolate. Its aroma is reminiscent of marzipan and fresh bread, giving it a warm, inviting flavour. The low acidity makes the coffee particularly round and pleasant, while the full body carries the flavours on the palate for a long time. This single origin unfolds particularly well as a café crème, where its complexity comes into balance. As an espresso, it has a strong, chocolaty profile with a slight spiciness. It is only suitable for filter preparation to a limited extent, as it reveals fewer nuances here. Whether in a portafilter machine or a fully automatic machine, Blawan is easy to handle and ensures consistently high quality. Blawan comes from the traditional Blawan settlements on Java. Local families have been growing Arabica coffee there for generations at altitudes of between 800 and 1,300 metres. With careful care, unique pruning methods for the coffee trees and fertile, mineral-rich soils, they create the best conditions for this special coffee. The knowledge of cultivation has been passed down through generations and still characterises the Blawan today. Rast Blawan coffee is a single origin Arabica consisting of the Catimor, Linie-S and USDA varieties. It is processed using the wet-polished method, which gives the coffee its clean, clear cup. The harvest takes place from April to June 2024 and guarantees maximum freshness. With its origins in one of the oldest and most renowned coffee regions in Indonesia, Blawan not only offers enjoyment, but also an insight into the rich coffee tradition of Java.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Honduran coffee - with Rast Kaffee Erapuca you will experience a harmonious interplay of depth, freshness and fullness. This single origin from Ocotepeque impresses with its nutty flavours, subtle fruity notes and fine, refreshing acidity. A coffee that not only wakes you up, but inspires you. Erapuca offers you an exciting interplay of flavours: tart nuances give the coffee depth, while notes of walnut and light apricot provide a subtle elegance. You will recognise nutty tones and a hint of clove in the aroma. The tangy acidity brings freshness to the cup and gives the espresso a balanced flavour that lingers for a long time. The Erapuca is at its best as an espresso, where it shines with 3/3 points. As a café crème, it also impresses with a score of 2/3, provides a pleasant balance and rounds off your everyday life perfectly. It is less suitable for filter preparation, as its character loses intensity there. Regardless of whether you enjoy it pure or with a dash of milk - this coffee remains an experience. This coffee comes from the Cooperativa Cafesmo, which brings together more than 250 small farmers in the Ocotepeque region. All fincas are certified organic and fair trade. The beans for the Premium Erapuca come from Alex Valle, a former primary school teacher who has found his second vocation in coffee growing. Together with his family, he grows the Pacas, Obata, Lempira and IH-Café-90 varieties on shady, biodiverse land - surrounded by pines, fruit trees and forest, which create the special microclimate for this speciality. The Erapuca is fully washed and harvested by hand between October and March. With its organic, direct trade and fair trade certificates, it not only stands for maximum enjoyment, but also for responsibility and sustainability. This coffee is an expression of diversity and quality - and invites you to discover the flavour of Honduras in an authentic way.

With Somaho, you will discover the true soul of Rwandan coffee and embark on an unrivalled taste experience. This single origin from the Nyamasheke district is a directly traded coffee produced with passion by women's organisations and smallholder families. Already honoured with the Cup of Excellence, it embodies the perfect balance of quality, origin and character. In the cup, Somaho impresses with a pleasant sweetness and fruity citrus notes that immediately revitalise your senses. Its aroma is floral and fruity, while flavours of mango, peach and subtle floral nuances leave an elegant, multi-layered impression. The coffee is clear, lively and yet harmonious - an experience for all those who love fruity coffees. Somaho unfolds its potential especially as an espresso, where the fruity sweetness and clear flavours stand out wonderfully. It can also be enjoyed as a café crème or filter coffee, but its full profile is revealed in concentrated form in an espresso cup. The careful washing process gives it its clarity and fine structure. Behind Somaho are the smallholder families of the People's Farm in the Mahembe region, situated at an altitude of 1,700 to 1,800 metres. Around 400 families are involved here, many of them women who help to organise exports and trade. Kivubelt Coffee works closely with these producers and has already won the Cup of Excellence with Somaho. In addition to coffee, the families cultivate small fields of beans, bananas, vegetables and sweet potatoes, which they use for their own food supply. The Red Bourbon variety and the high altitude on Lake Kivu give this coffee its complexity and purity. Somaho carries the Direct Trade label, guaranteeing fair conditions and direct cooperation with the producers. With Screen 15 and the 2024 harvest, it stands for freshness and top quality. This coffee is not only a pleasure to drink, but also a statement in favour of sustainable cultivation and the direct route from the farm to your cup.

Are you looking for a coffee that will accompany you every day without becoming boring? Pfannenstiel is exactly that coffee - our personal house speciality, named after the gentle mountain range just outside Zurich. Like its namesake, this blend of Ethiopian Arabica and Tanzanian Robusta combines history, depth and perspective. A coffee that not only conveys a sense of home, but also impresses you time and time again with its balanced flavour. Pfannenstiel is a harmonious composition of the flowery, fruity notes of Ethiopian Arabica beans and the spicy strength of Tanzanian Robusta. The flavours are reminiscent of dark chocolate, nuts and delicate citrus fruits, rounded off by a full body and a long, caramelly finish. The mild acidity makes it particularly pleasant - both on its own as an espresso and in milk drinks. A real all-rounder with a distinctive profile. With its medium roast level (3 out of 5) and the balanced ratio of Arabica and Robusta, the Pfannenstiel is suitable for almost any type of preparation. Whether as an espresso in a portafilter, as a strong café crème in a fully automatic machine or as a cappuccino - this blend shows its strength everywhere. The dense crema, pleasant flavour and round taste ensure enjoyable moments - whether in the morning, at lunchtime or in the afternoon. The Arabica content comes from the Yirgacheffe region in Ethiopia, known for its floral, complex coffees with a fruity elegance. The Robusta beans come from Tanzania - around Bukoba and Arusha - and bring strength, structure and a pronounced body to the cup. Both varieties are carefully picked and washed by hand.The result: a house coffee with depth and suitability for everyday use that is just as popular with coffee fans as it is with beginners.