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Coffees from the Andes possess a typically rustic character, although this is not overidden by other traits of Peruvian coffee - delicate body, winey acidity, and a pure and sweet aftertaste.
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: www.oxalis.cz/making-coffee
Coffees from the Andes possess a typically rustic character, although this is not overidden by other traits of Peruvian coffee - delicate body, winey acidity, and a pure and sweet aftertaste.
Medium
Coffees from the Andes possess a typically rustic character, although this is not overidden by other traits of Peruvian coffee - delicate body, winey acidity, and a pure and sweet aftertaste.
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: www.oxalis.cz/making-coffee
Coffees from the Andes possess a typically rustic character, although this is not overidden by other traits of Peruvian coffee - delicate body, winey acidity, and a pure and sweet aftertaste.
Medium
Washed coffee from the county of Kericho, it is produced in the Boma factory which cooperates with up to 600 coffee growers, mostly women. The coffee boasts a pronounced fruity aroma with a hint of chocolate, and the taste is suggestive of currant sweetened with chocolate. Its body is well-balanc...
Washed coffee from the county of Kericho, it is produced in the Boma factory which cooperates with up to 600 coffee growers, mostly women. The coffee boasts a pronounced fruity aroma with a hint of chocolate, and the taste is suggestive of currant sweetened with chocolate. Its body is well-balanc...
Coffee from the Mariano farm that has been processed by the dry method. The farm nestles in the Serra de Sao Domingos mountains, and belongs to the fourth generation of the Barbosa family. The coffee’s taste and aroma are dominated by chocolate and nut, while it also boasts mild acidity and a vel...
Coffee from the Mariano farm that has been processed by the dry method. The farm nestles in the Serra de Sao Domingos mountains, and belongs to the fourth generation of the Barbosa family. The coffee’s taste and aroma are dominated by chocolate and nut, while it also boasts mild acidity and a vel...
Coffees from the Andes possess a typically rustic character, although this is not overidden by other traits of Peruvian coffee - delicate body, winey acidity, and a pure and sweet aftertaste.
Coffees from the Andes possess a typically rustic character, although this is not overidden by other traits of Peruvian coffee - delicate body, winey acidity, and a pure and sweet aftertaste.