BLUEBERRY INFUSED (200 G)
EGP900,00
The term Specialty coffee is used to refer to coffee that is graded 80 points or above on
a 100 point scale by a certified coffee taster (SCAA) .Specialty coffees are coffees at their
peak and are different to other coffee because specialty coffee has been grown at the
perfect altitude, at the correct time of year, in the best soil, and then picked at just the right
time. All this translates into some of the most exciting and tasty coffee in the world, They are
grown in the highlands and can be monitored and processed very carefully at harvest where
every step from growth to fermentation is monitored to improve its quality periodically.
Brazil Cerrado (250 G)
EGP450,00
The term Specialty coffee is used to refer to coffee that is graded 80 points or above on
a 100 point scale by a certified coffee taster (SCAA) .Specialty coffees are coffees at their
peak and are different to other coffee because specialty coffee has been grown at the
perfect altitude, at the correct time of year, in the best soil, and then picked at just the right
time. All this translates into some of the most exciting and tasty coffee in the world, They are
grown in the highlands and can be monitored and processed very carefully at harvest where
every step from growth to fermentation is monitored to improve its quality periodically.
Colombia Castillo (250 G)
EGP500,00
The term Specialty coffee is used to refer to coffee that is graded 80 points or above on
a 100 point scale by a certified coffee taster (SCAA) .Specialty coffees are coffees at their
peak and are different to other coffee because specialty coffee has been grown at the
perfect altitude, at the correct time of year, in the best soil, and then picked at just the right
time. All this translates into some of the most exciting and tasty coffee in the world, They are
grown in the highlands and can be monitored and processed very carefully at harvest where
every step from growth to fermentation is monitored to improve its quality periodically.
COLOMBIA DECAF RFA
EGP480,00
The term Specialty coffee is used to refer to coffee that is graded 80 points or above on
a 100 point scale by a certified coffee taster (SCAA) .Specialty coffees are coffees at their
peak and are different to other coffee because specialty coffee has been grown at the
perfect altitude, at the correct time of year, in the best soil, and then picked at just the right
time. All this translates into some of the most exciting and tasty coffee in the world, They are
grown in the highlands and can be monitored and processed very carefully at harvest where
every step from growth to fermentation is monitored to improve its quality periodically.
Dark Roast (250 G)
EGP349,00
Most of the world's Robusta is grown in Central and Western Africa, parts of Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and Vietnam, and in Brazil. Production of Robusta is increasing, though it accounts for only about 30% of the world market. The Robusta bean itself tends to be slightly rounder and smaller than an Arabica bean.
Dark Roast with Cardamom (250 G)
EGP379,00
In the commercial coffee industry, there are two important coffee species — Arabica and canephora (Robusta) and each one of them have different specifications and properties.
ElSALVADOR SANTA LECTICIA (250 G)
EGP600,00
The term Specialty coffee is used to refer to coffee that is graded 80 points or above on
a 100 point scale by a certified coffee taster (SCAA) .Specialty coffees are coffees at their
peak and are different to other coffee because specialty coffee has been grown at the
perfect altitude, at the correct time of year, in the best soil, and then picked at just the right
time. All this translates into some of the most exciting and tasty coffee in the world, They are
grown in the highlands and can be monitored and processed very carefully at harvest where
every step from growth to fermentation is monitored to improve its quality periodically.
Espresso Classic Blend 80% Arabica (250 G)
EGP329,00
The history of espresso, as we know it today, dates back to the early twentieth century. In 1901, Luigi Bezzera made the first espresso coffee machine.