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Balloon Coffee Roasters Orbiter Seasonal Blend
CHF 15,00 250 g
Balloon Coffee Roasters Orbiter Seasonal Blend

Discover the Orbiter Seasonal Blend from Balloon Coffee Roasters, an espresso roast created especially for adventurers and connoisseurs like you.Inspired by the legendary balloon flight by Piccard and Jones, who were the first to fly non-stop around the world in 1999, this coffee brings a piece of history to your cup. With changing ingredients based on the harvest seasons, the Orbiter always offers you new taste experiences.The Orbiter Seasonal Blend combines two exceptional components: the floral-fruity character of Ethiopia Aricha and the sweet, round base of Honduras Gerson Ely Lopez. This combination makes for a complex taste profile: expect a seductive cherry note, followed by a solid nougat core and a dark chocolate finish. A real treat for lovers of refined espressos.To get the best out of the Orbiter, start with a double espresso. Use 18 grams of ground coffee and extract 40 grams of coffee within 25 seconds. These parameters are ideal starting points that you can adjust to your taste to create your perfect espresso experience.The current components of the Orbiter come from the producers Mebrahtu Aynalem & Abiyot Ageze from the Yirgacheffe region, Ethiopia, and Gerson Ely Lopez from Mercedes, Ocotepeque, Honduras. Both components, the Heirloom variety from Ethiopia and the Parainema variety from Honduras, each make up 50% of the blend. Enjoy a piece of coffee culture and a trip around the world with every cup, just like Piccard and Jones.

Tim Wendelboe, Nacimiento Espresso
CHF 15,80 250 g
Tim Wendelboe, Nacimiento Espresso

Nacimiento Pacas EspressoSend your senses on a journey with aromas of chocolate, red berries and stone fruit with a herbal finish.An exquisite, high-quality coffee with a fruity and sweet cup profile. In Honduras in the El Cielito region (Santa Barbara), the farmer Jobneel Caceres Dios produces coffee with dedication using the washed method.This particular batch is from the first harvest in 2023 and comes mainly from the lower part of the farm at around 1500 to 1600 meters above sea level. This coffee entices with subtle fruity notes with a slightly herbal and chocolaty finish. Nacimiento Pacas comes from a Bourbon mutant that is genetically related to Caturra and Villa Sarchi. When it grows in cool climatic conditions, as on Finca Nacimiento, it can produce a lot of coffee with a distinctly fruity and sweet cup profile. Jobneel now plants a large part of his farm with Pacas.The sun-ripened coffee cherries are picked by hand, sorted and washed in clean water. After de-pulping, the parchment coffee is dry-fermented for around 12-14 hours. The parchment is then rinsed with clean water before being dry-fermented for a further 12 to 24 hours, depending on the ambient temperature. Finally, the coffee is packed into sacks and transported to Jobneel's house, where it dries on shady raised beds for 14 to 20 days Expert tip for preparationEspresso: We recommend the use of VST filter baskets. Both the 18g, 20g and 22g filter baskets are ideal for our coffee. With the VST 18g filter basket, we recommend the following brewing parameters: 18-19g freshly ground coffee, 25-35s brewing time, 35-38g final brewing liquid in the cup, 93°C-94°C brewing water temperature.

Tim Wendelboe, Kagumoini - Kenya
CHF 15,90 250 g
Tim Wendelboe, Kagumoini - Kenya

Tatmara NaturalTreat yourself to the luxury of the finest floral aromas, delicately caressed by tropical fruits and strawberry flavors.Tatmara Natural is a fine example of a naturally processed coffee with complex fruity aromas from fermentation and expressive floral notes. Tatmara is considered one of the most beautiful coffee plantations. Here, the coffee thrives in the middle of a native forest with old trees, spice plants, shrubs and wild animals. The coffees from the 2022/23 harvest are characterized by elegance paired with fruitiness.Negussie Tadesse setzt auf seiner Farm in der Region Dakiti (Kaffa) keine Mineraldünger oder Agrochemikalien ein. Die Unkrautbekämpfung ist Handarbeit. Dennoch sind die Bäume gesund und bringen gute Erträge, was auf die gesunden Waldböden zurückzuführen ist.„Ich persönlich glaube, dass diese Kaffeesorten nicht nur wegen der angebauten Sorten so komplex, geschmacksintensiv und leicht zu extrahieren sind, sondern auch, weil sie langsam unter schattigen Bäumen in sehr gesunden Böden in ihrer ursprünglichen Umgebung wachsen“, so Tim Wendelboe.Negussie pflanzt auf seiner Farm hauptsächlich die Sorten 74110 und 74112, die er bei der Ernte und Verarbeitung seiner Kaffees voneinander trennt. Bei beiden Sorten handelt es sich um Selektionen des Jimma Agricultural Research Center (JARC). Obwohl sie sehr ähnliche Qualitäten haben, gibt es einige feine Nuancen im Geschmacksprofil. The ripe coffee cherries are picked by hand and dried on raised drying tables. During the first few days, the cherries are constantly moved to ensure that they do not overferment. The workers remove all overripe and slightly underripe cherries by hand during the drying process. During the day, they rake the coffees to ensure even drying and prevent unwanted fermentation. Depending on the climate, the drying process takes 10 to 20 days and is completed when the moisture content of the coffee beans is between 10 and 12%.As soon as the cherries have dried, they are peeled. Then it's off to the mill, where they are cleaned and sorted before being packaged. Expert tip for preparationFilter coffee:Depending on the brewing method, water quality and coffee used, we recommend between 60 and 70 grams of coffee per liter (1000 g)

Tim Wendelboe, Finca Tamana Espresso - Kolumbien
CHF 15,90 250 g
Tim Wendelboe, Finca Tamana Espresso - Kolumbien

Echemo Espresso – Certified OrganicEnjoy a sweet, delicate coffee with aromas reminiscent of stone fruit, flowers and white tea.Khalid Shifa grows expressive, intensely flavored coffee in the Goma region (Jimma). Echemo Espresso impresses with classic citrus, stone fruit and floral aromas that are typical of the best Ethiopian coffees.Compared to many other washed Ethiopian coffees, this first-class espresso has a slightly less intense acidity. Delicate and smooth, it is a real treat for coffee enthusiasts."It's like drinking a white tea with beautiful peach and floral notes," says Tim Wendelboe. The Norwegian coffee champion recommends letting the espresso cool down a little before drinking it. This makes it taste more aromatic, sweeter and more balanced. Khalid Shifa mainly grows old varieties that were planted many years ago by his grandfather. He selected seeds from wild coffee trees from the nearby Coche forest. These plants still bear wonderful fruit today.The coffee cherries are selectively picked by hand and then dried on raised drying tables for 10 to 12 days. The drying process is complete when the moisture content of the coffee beans is between 10 and 12%. Expert tip for preparationEspresso: We recommend the use of VST filter baskets. Both the 18g, 20g and 22g filter baskets are ideal for our coffee. With the VST 18g filter basket, we recommend the following brewing parameters: 18-19g freshly ground coffee, 25-35s brewing time, 35-38g final brewing liquid in the cup, 93°C-94°C brewing water temperature.

Tim Wendelboe, Finca El Vikingo - Honduras
CHF 19,70 250 g
Tim Wendelboe, Finca El Vikingo - Honduras

KarogotoA rare flavor composition that could not be more enjoyable: Rosehip, hibiscus and blackcurrants.This Kenyan coffee from the Karogoto wet mill has a very pronounced and intense fruity aroma and a refreshing acidity. Karogoto is the result of a collaboration between several farmers in the Nyeri region using the washed method.Karogoto coffees have an intense fruity and floral taste. The climatic conditions contribute to the intensity of the coffee aroma. The cool nights and moderately hot days slow down the ripening process and ensure a very sweet, intense and unique coffee.Several hundred farmers grow this coffee together, most of whom use the famous Kenyan varieties SL28 and SL34. Some plant newer hybrids such as Ruiru 11 and Batian, but you can clearly taste the fruity aromas that are so typical of the SL varieties.It goes without saying that this high-quality coffee is picked by hand. Sorting in the wet mill is also done by hand. The coffee is then de-hulled, fermented and washed. The coffee is then dried for 10 to 14 days, with defective parchment coffee being sorted out by hand. The drying tables are covered during the hottest parts of the day to prevent overheating and also at night to prevent condensation. The drying process is completed when the moisture content of the coffee beans is between 10 and 12%.Expert tip for preparationFilter coffee:Depending on the brewing method, water quality and coffee used, we recommend using between 60 and 70 grams of coffee per liter (1000 g) of water.

MAME Pearl, Espressoröstung
CHF 17,00 250 g
MAME Pearl, espresso roast

If you like a chocolaty, smooth coffee, the Pearl is just right for you. This peaberry coffee, which is where its name comes from, develops particularly intense aromas. You may be wondering what a peaberry coffee is? Normally, there are two seeds or beans in a coffee cherry, but in the case of Pea Berry coffee, one coffee bean fills the entire cherry. This results in the peaberry having a different shape in most cases, i.e. it is somewhat rounder and often has wonderfully intense notes. While searching for a suitable coffee for the 2018 Brewers Cup World Championships, MAME came across the Daterra farm in the Minas Gerais region of Brazil. Daterra produces high-quality coffee in a wide range of flavours. The Daterra farm is located at 1150 m above sea level. MAME was founded in 2016 by Mathieu Theis and Emi Fukahori in Zurich. MAME means beans in Japanese. The reference to Japanese culture is symbolic of their dedication to the world of speciality coffee on the one hand, and their desire to always improve on the other. By participating in various barista competitions, Mathieu and Emi continue to develop. MAME runs two coffees in Zurich.Since 2019, the duo has been roasting their own coffees. They choose their green coffee deliberately and purposefully, cultivating a roasting style that brings out the diversity of flavours in the coffee. They also focus on care, as they do in their two cafés, using flavour directions to guide their selection and serving products with character. MAME's espresso roasts are balanced with a pleasant mouthfeel. The filter roasts are stimulating and clear in the cup.

MAME Pearl, Filterröstung
CHF 17,00 250 g
MAME Pearl, filter roast

If you like a chocolaty, smooth coffee, the Pearl is just right for you. This peaberry coffee, which is where its name comes from, develops particularly intense aromas. You may be wondering what a peaberry coffee is? Normally, there are two seeds or beans in a coffee cherry, but in the case of Pea Berry coffee, one coffee bean fills the entire cherry. This results in the Peaberry having a different shape in most cases, i.e. it is somewhat rounder and often has wonderfully intense notes. While searching for a suitable coffee for the 2018 Brewers Cup World Championships, MAME came across the Daterra farm in the Minas Gerais region of Brazil. Daterra produces high-quality coffee in a wide range of flavours. The Daterra farm is located at 1150 m above sea level. MAME was founded in 2016 by Mathieu Theis and Emi Fukahori in Zurich. MAME means beans in Japanese. The reference to Japanese culture is symbolic of their dedication to the world of speciality coffee on the one hand, and their will to always improve on the other. By participating in various barista competitions, Mathieu and Emi continue to develop. MAME runs two coffees in Zurich.Since 2019, the duo has been roasting their own coffees. They choose their green coffee deliberately and purposefully, cultivating a roasting style that brings out the diversity of flavours in the coffee. They also focus on care, as they do in their two cafés, using flavour directions to guide their selection and serving products with character. MAME's espresso roasts are balanced with a pleasant mouthfeel. The filter roasts are stimulating and clear in the cup.

Balloon Coffee Roasters, Victor Cordero
CHF 18,50 250 g
Balloon Coffee Roasters, Victor Cordero

Immerse yourself in the world of exquisite coffee with the Colombia Victor Cordero from Balloon Coffee Roasters. This filter roast, carefully cultivated by Victor Cordero, an exemplary coffee producer from Colombia, reflects the dedication and passion for sustainable coffee production. Victor, who is based in Santa Marta, the country's northernmost coffee region, stands for organic cultivation and social responsibility. Let yourself be inspired by his commitment to environmental protection and the promotion of the community of sustainable producers. Enjoy the balanced character of Colombia Victor Cordero. This coffee is characterized by its classic Colombian note. It offers excellent acidity yet is wonderfully balanced, making it the ideal companion for your morning coffee enjoyment. The washed Castillo variety is reminiscent of a traditional Colombian coffee, which stands out for its sensory purity and elegance. Colombia Victor Cordero develops its full aroma best when prepared as a filter coffee. Whether you prefer the classic hand-infusion method or use a modern filter coffee machine, this coffee will delight you with its harmony and balanced flavor profile. Be careful not to pour the water too hot in order to bring out the coffee's fine aromas and lively acidity. Victor Cordero and his colleagues at the Red Ecolsierra cooperative are not only committed to high-quality, organic coffee cultivation, but also to forest conservation. In addition to coffee, they also produce cocoa and honey. Every time you buy this coffee, you are not only supporting your morning treat, but also a community of 300 producing families who are working towards a more sustainable and peaceful future in the Santa Marta region after decades of civil war.

FRESH COFFEE FOR MAXIMUM AROMA

Freshness is a big issue in the food industry. Fresh vegetables from the market, fresh eggs straight from the farm, fresh coffee from the roastery or the coffee centre. But what does "freshness" mean and how does coffee stay fresh the longest?

THE MOST IMPORTANT TIPS AT A GLANCE

  • Enemies of coffee: air, humidity, heat, light and time
  • Optimal period of enjoyment
    • Espresso: 2 weeks to 3 months from roasting date
    • Filter: 1 week to 2 months from roasting date
  • If no roasting date is known: expiry date minus 9 months

  • Store in a dry, dark and cool place; best in the original packaging
  • Grind beans fresh
  • Keep coffee machine and grinder clean

FRESH COFFEE FOR MAXIMUM AROMA

Freshness is a big issue in the food industry. Fresh vegetables from the market, fresh eggs straight from the farm, fresh coffee from the roastery or the coffee centre. But what does "freshness" mean and how does coffee stay fresh the longest?

THE MOST IMPORTANT TIPS AT A GLANCE