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Single Origin: Pure and unique

Discover the purity of single origin coffee. Enjoy the unmistakable flavour from a single growing region.

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Exquisite coffee with heart: choose organic and Demeter

Choose from organic and Demeter coffees for unique enjoyment and fair, environmentally friendly cultivation

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Schwarze Verpackung von Maillardos Kaffee Brazil Fazenda Lagoa, Single Estate, 500g
CHF 10,00 250 g
Maillardos, Brazil Fazenda Lagoa

Experience a coffee that combines tradition and quality with Maillardo's Brazil Fazenda Lagoa. Produced by the Vieira family, who have been growing coffee in Monte Belo, in the heart of Sul de Minas, for over a century. Maillardo's Brazil Fazenda Lagoa offers a rich flavour profile. Feel the deep, nutty flavours that blend harmoniously with subtle cocoa notes. This coffee is a feast for the senses, perfect for lovers of a full-bodied yet balanced flavour experience.Versatility is the be-all and end-all of Maillardo's Brazil Fazenda Lagoa. Whether you prefer a strong espresso from the Bialetti, a smooth coffee from the Aeropress, a classic portafilter espresso, a gentle cup from the French press, a finely filtered coffee or an elegant Chemex brew - this coffee adapts to your style and unfolds its full flavour in every preparation method.Fazenda Lagoa is located at an altitude of 900 to 1100 metres and extends over 210 hectares of coffee-growing land. The Vieira family is committed to sustainable coffee production and the preservation of 600 hectares of forest, which provides a habitat for numerous bird species. With varieties such as Mundo Novo, Catuai, Icatu and Bourbon and the elaborate "pulped natural" processing method, the Vieira family creates a bridge between consumers and producers, thus guaranteeing the exceptional quality of this speciality coffee.The Maillardos roastery stands for passion, sustainability and quality. Inspired by Louis Camille Maillard and the Maillard reaction, the team is dedicated to the gentle and careful roasting of speciality coffees. Each cup is the result of dedication and craftsmanship. The roastery pays attention to sustainable cultivation methods, traceability and supports smaller producers. The 8-16 minute refinement process and regular tastings guarantee consistent quality. Maillardos is committed to sustainable development, including the use of recyclable packaging and an energy-efficient roasting machine.

Verpackung eines 250g Beutels Guatemala T'XAYALAJ Kaffee
CHF 15,50 250 g
Drip Roasters Brasil Otavio

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.

Demeter coffee versus organic coffee: what's behind it?

Organic coffee and Demeter coffee - two terms that often appear in connection with sustainable coffee enjoyment. But what is the difference? This much can be revealed: Demeter certification includes far stricter guidelines - from compliance with biodynamic production guidelines to a wide range of sustainability aspects.

Why is sustainability so important in coffee production in particular?

Sustainability is the key to ethical, environmentally friendly and future-proof coffee production. But that's not all: sustainable farming methods often lead to higher quality coffee beans with unique flavors, which benefits both producers and consumers. Sustainable practices reduce the use of chemicals, protect soils, preserve biodiversity and protect the climate.

How does organic coffee differ from conventional coffee?

Organic coffee is more than just a drink. It is a statement for environmental awareness, fair trade and pure enjoyment. In contrast to monoculture in conventional cultivation, organic farmers rely on mixed cultivation, which means that coffee plants are allowed to grow together with other plant species. Why is that? This promotes biodiversity and makes the plants more resistant to disease.

Monocultures, on the other hand, harbor serious ecological and economic risks. Focusing on the cultivation of a single plant species over large areas leads to greater susceptibility to diseases and pests and to rapid soil depletion

Coffee plants are very sensitive. Too much heat, but also too much cold, damages them. Moisture is good, but not too much. Coffee farmers like to plant avocado, grapefruit or banana trees, coconut palms or eucalyptus plants next to coffee plants. These mixed cultures ensure that coffee plants are protected from too much sunlight and heavy rainfall.

Organically grown - sustainably enjoyed Conventional coffee cultivation often relies on chemical fertilizers, which provide short-term growth but deplete the soil in the long term. Organic coffee farmers, on the other hand, rely on compost and organic fertilizers. The result? Fertile soils where coffee plants feel right at home.

Fair trade, fair wages Organic coffee stands for fairness not only towards nature, but also towards the coffee farmers. Fair trade practices guarantee fair wages, so that every sip of coffee also bears some social responsibility. Incidentally, unlike conventional coffee, organic farmers harvest their coffee cherries by hand. Industrial harvesting methods are not used.

Do you want to enjoy first-class coffee with a clear conscience and value environmentally friendly cultivation methods and fair conditions? Choose your favorite coffee from our selected range of exquisite organic and Demeter coffees!