ARABICA Coffee, Ground/Beans, 250g (Pack of 1)
$10,00 Original price was: $10,00.$8,50Current price is: $8,50.
Arabica coffee accounts for just 5% of the country’s annual coffee production, grown in Lam Dong, Vietnam, which offers a smooth, mellow, slightly sour flavor with a light brown brew, with half the caffeine of Robusta but double the natural sugars and fats.
Product Description
Arabica coffee is only grown in certain areas of Vietnam, accounting for just 5% of the country’s annual coffee production. Grown in Lam Dong, Vietnam, Arabica offers a smooth, mellow, slightly sour flavor with a light brown brew. With half the caffeine of Robusta but double the natural sugars and fats, his coffee is ideally appropriate for those who prefer a delicate and refined flavor profile, making it a perfect choice for women.

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| Dimensions | 24 × 11 × 7,5 cm |
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Fenmore –
This brand is more transparent about its origin than other places!
[...]Moreau –
The coffee is not mixed with corn or soybeans like many other brands!
[...]Ashbury –
There is no burnt taste like some cheap brands, very worth the price!
[...]Monroe –
Compared to Arabica of big brands, this type has a more delicate flavor!
[...]Carmichael –
Not only selling products, they also help me understand more about coffee!
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