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Ugandaroasted coffee beans (100% arabica)
Uganda Rwenzori Natural 60 g - coffee
Preparation: select the correct grind of coffee corresponding to the method for preparing your favourite type. For 100 ml of water allow 7 g of ground coffee. Use hot water of 93-94°C. Keep in a cool and dry place, in an airtight container. Further instructions for preparation here: http://www.oxalis.cz/making-coffee
This coffee is harvested at the foot of the slopes of the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains at an altitude of 1900-2040 m above sea level. Farmers use modern equipment such as solar dryers and electric peelers. Variety: Bourbon. Process: Natural. You can find chocolate, hazelnut, and nougat in the taste and aroma. The acidity is sweet and the body is velvety.
Ugandaroasted coffee beans (100% arabica)
Uganda Rwenzori Natural 60 g - coffee
Preparation: select the correct grind of coffee corresponding to the method for preparing your favourite type. For 100 ml of water allow 7 g of ground coffee. Use hot water of 93-94°C. Keep in a cool and dry place, in an airtight container. Further instructions for preparation here: http://www.oxalis.cz/making-coffee
This coffee is harvested at the foot of the slopes of the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains at an altitude of 1900-2040 m above sea level. Farmers use modern equipment such as solar dryers and electric peelers. Variety: Bourbon. Process: Natural. You can find chocolate, hazelnut, and nougat in the taste and aroma. The acidity is sweet and the body is velvety.
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In Stock Produced by the Mocabe cooperative of farmers founded in the year 2000, this coffee comes from the Soconusco region in the state of Chiapas and is grown at 700 -1,000 m.a.s.l. The association was set up to improve the social conditions and economic prospects of its members and their families and ...
In Stock Produced by the Mocabe cooperative of farmers founded in the year 2000, this coffee comes from the Soconusco region in the state of Chiapas and is grown at 700 -1,000 m.a.s.l. The association was set up to improve the social conditions and economic prospects of its members and their families and ...
