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If you are looking for an honest, full-bodied and natural coffee, you will be delighted with Stoll Kaffee Brasil Bio. It comes from the renowned Dutra Farm in Brazil, where the brothers Ednilson and Walter Dutra have been growing high-quality coffee with passion and precision for over 35 years. Their commitment to quality, sustainability and social responsibility is reflected in every cup. This organic coffee shows how harmonious Brazilian coffee can taste. The natural processing gives it a pleasant sweetness and a round, creamy body. The flavour reveals subtle notes of milk chocolate, nuts and a hint of caramel. A smooth, well-balanced espresso with a classic fullness that immediately reminds you of sunny Brazilian plantations. Stoll Coffee Brasil Bio unfolds its full flavour best in a portafilter or fully automatic machine. A slightly finer grind is recommended for espresso to optimally emphasise the sweetness and depth. As a lungo, it shows its harmonious balance between body and mild acidity. Even in combination with milk - as a cappuccino, for example - its chocolate profile is wonderfully preserved. This 100% Arabica comes exclusively from the Dutra Farm in Minas Gerais, Brazil. It is processed "naturally", i.e. sun-dried, which preserves its natural sweetness. Stoll Kaffee's medium roast expresses the full potential of these beans - classic, but with a modern approach to sustainability and quality. 100% certified organic and roasted with love in Zurich.

If you're looking for a coffee that will surprise you with its delicate fruitiness and harmonious depth, you'll find it with Rast APG Coatepec coffee. This pure Arabica from the heights of Veracruz, Mexico, brings the best of its origins to your cup: a playful combination of sweet gooseberry notes, gentle freshness and a round, warming cocoa finish. A real all-rounder - both as a lively espresso and as a balanced café crème. The APG Coatepec is elegant and finely nuanced. The nose is dominated by sweet, fruity notes of gooseberry, accompanied by a light citrus freshness. Notes of orange zest and cocoa unfold on the palate, creating a soft, warm depth. This sensory balance makes it a versatile pleasure - from fruity and lively to creamy and full-bodied. This coffee is particularly strong as an espresso or café crème. As an espresso, it has a clear, fruity structure with lively acidity and a delicate body. In a larger cup, as a café crème, the fruit becomes softer, the texture creamier and the flavour is rounded off with fine chocolate notes. It is less suitable for filter methods, as its character loses some of its depth here. APG Coatepec comes from APG Specialty Coffee, a traditional family business from Coatepec, Veracruz. The name goes back to Antonio Pérez Galván, who was already active as a coffee exporter in the 1930s. Today, the company works closely with local farmers and favours transparency and sustainable processes. Fully washed processing produces a clean, clearly structured coffee with consistently high quality. Together with Rast Kaffee, APG shares the passion with which top-quality coffee has been produced for generations - with heart, dedication and respect for nature.

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.

medium body, fine, light acidity and rich flavour of hazelnuts to dark chocolate, Guatemala

Creamy, strong with flavours such as vanilla, flowers and cocoa.

Creamy, strong, consistent, persistent.

A true mocha espresso, creamy, strong, intense and persistent.

Strong body with a long-lasting finish.

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

delicately spicy, nutty, full-bodied, reminiscent of mocha flavours

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

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.

Nutty and notes of blackberries and cocoa, well balanced

Sweet, slightly fruity, oriental-spicy, reminiscent of a grand cru truffle

Discover Maillardos Ethiopia Tero (organic), a real gem from the renowned Guji region near Shakiso. Grown on the Dimtu Tero farm, this coffee brings the essence of Ethiopian coffee art directly into your cup. Immerse yourself in a complex and intense flavour experience with Maillardos Ethiopia Tero. This exquisite roast reveals a fascinating combination of floral notes, peach and berries, supported by a syrupy, velvety body. Every sip transports you to the high altitudes of Ethiopia, where this unique Arabica coffee thrives. The light roast of Maillardo Ethiopia Tero is ideal for slow brew methods such as French press, Chemex or filter coffee. But this coffee also unfolds its full character when prepared as an espresso and tastes wonderfully creamy, especially in combination with milk,

Limited Edition: Roasted hazelnut, chocolate, toffee and vanilla. Soft mouthfeel

Classic espresso, heavy body, sweet and hardly any acidity

Ein klassischer Espresso, der Dich vom ersten Schluck an in die sanften Hügel Costa Ricas entführt. Dieser Kaffee verbindet das Handwerk jahrhundertealter Anbautradition mit der Leidenschaft moderner Spezialitätenröstung. Der Costa Rica Espresso von Ojo de Café ist ausgewogen, elegant und gleichzeitig voller Charakter – perfekt für alle, die Genuss mit Haltung schätzen. In der Tasse zeigt sich dieser Medium-Dark Roast mit warmen, einladenden Noten von Lebkuchen, Rohrzucker und Brombeere. Der Körper ist voll, die Textur seidig und rund. Eine dezente Süsse erinnert an karamellisierten Zucker, während die Fruchtigkeit der Brombeere dem Espresso einen feinen, lebendigen Akzent verleiht. Im Cappuccino entfalten sich die Aromen zu einem harmonischen Zusammenspiel aus Gebäck, dunklem Honig und Milchschokolade – ein Genussmoment, der bleibt. Der Costa Rica Espresso ist vielseitig und lässt sich als Espresso oder Cappuccino perfekt geniessen. Für die Zubereitung empfiehlt sich eine klassische Siebträgermaschine oder ein hochwertiger Vollautomat mit feiner Mahlung. Mit 93°C Brühtemperatur und einem Extraktionsverhältnis von etwa 1:2 entfaltet der Kaffee sein volles Aroma. Auch in der Herdkanne zeigt er seine Balance und Süsse – ideal für alle, die den Geschmack Costa Ricas ohne Kompromisse erleben möchten. Dieser Kaffee stammt von der renommierten Farm Volcán Azul, die seit über 200 Jahren für nachhaltigen Kaffeeanbau und den Schutz des Regenwaldes steht. Die Bohnen werden voll gewaschen verarbeitet und stammen aus verschiedenen Arabica-Varietäten. Mit einem Qualitäts-Score von 84.25 Punkten überzeugt dieser Espresso sowohl Profis als auch Geniesser. Ojo de Café verbindet direkten Handel, Qualität und Design – ein Herzensprojekt von Debora Knieriemen und Cristian Conci, das Genuss und Verantwortung in jeder Tasse vereint.