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Enjoy La Semeuse - Roasted at 1000 metres

Discover La Semeuse: exclusive high mountain coffee, roasted at over 1000 metres.

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La Semeuse
CHF 23,95 2 SIZES
La Semeuse Don Marco

This coffee blend is composed of coffee beans from the highlands of Mexico, Colombia, Brazil and the Ivory Coast. This real espresso is strong and powerful and was roasted according to an old Italian recipe. Unlike the Mocca blend from the same company, La Semeuse Don Marco is not a pure Arabica blend.  The coffee is made up of 80% Arabica beans  from the highlands of Mexico and Colombia and from Brazil and about 20% robusta beans from the Ivory Coast. The addition of robusta beans ensures that a much stronger crema forms in the cup.  The sugar only sinks slowly through the crema, as is desirable in a purebred espresso. The aromas are intense and seductive. You will detect noble woody and delicious gingerbread aromas. The Don Marco also has a lot to offer in terms of taste. After a lively and spicy start, you will detect chocolate and clear roasted notes and finally experience a long-lasting aftertaste.Even though Italians claim, not entirely without reason, to have invented espresso, that doesn't mean that we in Switzerland can't roast a good espresso. No one else roasts at an altitude of about 1000 metres above sea level. The lower air pressure ensures that the coffee beans behave differently during roasting than in normal roasting plants. This coffee blend is made up of coffee beans from the highlands of Mexico, Colombia, Brazil and the Ivory Coast. This real espresso is strong and powerful and has been roasted according to an old Italian recipe. Unlike the Mocca blend from the same company, La Semeuse Don Marco is not a pure Arabica blend.  The coffee is made up of 80% Arabica beans  from the highlands of Mexico and Colombia and from Brazil and about 20% robusta beans from the Ivory Coast. The addition of robusta beans ensures that a much stronger crema forms in the cup.  The sugar only sinks slowly through the crema, as is desirable in a purebred espresso. The aromas are intense and seductive. You will detect noble woody and delicious gingerbread aromas. The Don Marco also has a lot to offer in terms of taste. After a lively and spicy start, you will detect chocolate and clear roasted notes and finally experience a long-lasting aftertaste.Even though Italians claim, not entirely without reason, to have invented espresso, that doesn't mean that we in Switzerland can't roast a good espresso. No one else roasts at an altitude of about 1000 metres above sea level. The lower air pressure ensures that the coffee beans behave differently during roasting than in normal roasting plants. How exactly is a carefully guarded secret of the la Semeuse roastery in La Chaux-de-Fonds.

La Semeuse
fairtrade
CHF 78,50 2 SIZES
La Semeuse Soleil Levant, organic, Max Havelaar

100% Arabica. Strong and exciting The beans for this 100% Arabica coffee blend come from Colombia, Peru and Indonesia. The coffee is subtle and strong in flavour, with a hint of chocolate. Soleil Levant is organic and certified by Max Havelaar. The Max Havelaar seal of quality stands for fair and living wage trade with producer organisations in disadvantaged regions. This coffee is produced and traded fairly according to strict social criteria and organic farming standards. Thanks to higher prices and long-term trading relationships, farming families can improve their living conditions. By buying a product with the Max Havelaar seal of approval, you are making a personal contribution. The Max Havelaar Foundation (Switzerland), monitors compliance with fair trade criteria.E.S.E : This abbreviation stands for "Easy Serving Espresso" - loosely translated, "Espresso, times quite simply". Provided you have a compatible espresso machine, you get one cup like another, always creamy, always perfect. Simply insert the sachet into the machine, let the water run through, and you're done.Even though Italians claim, not entirely without justification, to have invented espresso, that doesn't mean that we in Switzerland can't roast a good espresso. No one else roasts at an altitude of about 1000 metres above sea level. The lower air pressure ensures that the coffee beans behave differently during roasting than in normal roasting plants. How exactly is a carefully guarded secret of the la Semeuse roastery in La Chaux-de-Fonds.