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Discover a piece of Brazilian coffee culture with Rast Apas coffee. This single origin from the south of Minas Gerais not only brings an aromatic experience to your cup, but also stands for fairness, transparency and sustainability. APAS unites the passion of 60 small producers who are fully committed to quality and fair trade. In the cup, Apas impresses with its complex interplay of flavours. You can expect an aroma of tart floral and nutty notes. Dark chocolate and liquorice unfold on the palate, giving the coffee depth and character. Its full body and natural processing give you a harmonious, long-lasting flavour experience. Rast Apas coffee is particularly versatile. As a café crème, its aromatic balance comes into its own, while as an espresso it delights with its intensity and fine flavour. It is less suitable for preparation in a filter, as the strong flavours are somewhat less pronounced in the balance. It unfolds its full potential with a portafilter machine or in a fully automatic machine. This coffee is backed by the Associaçao dos Produtores do Alto da Serra (APAS). This FAIR TRADE association, based in the district of Ferreiras in the south of Minas Gerais, emphasises quality, transparency and fair conditions. The altitude of 1,000 to 1,500 metres, the balanced climate and the fertile soils create ideal conditions for coffees with excellent SCA scores of over 80 points. Apas consists of the Catuai, Mundo Nuevo and Tupi varieties, which have been processed naturally. The harvest period is between July and September 2024. With certificates such as organic, Fairtrade and direct trade, this coffee shows that top quality and social responsibility go hand in hand. So you not only enjoy excellent flavour, but also support producers who do their work with passion and respect for people and nature.

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.