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ORGANIC espresso Bolivia

Martermühle

ORGANIC espresso Bolivia

Bolivia

  • Single Origin
  • Organic Coffee

ORGANIC espresso Bolivia is a coffee from Bolivia, sold by Martermühle (Munich, Germany). The roaster’s tasting notes: delicate spice, caramel, red berries. Price: $7.29 to $27.99, depending on the size. That is from $27.99 per kilo.

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from$7.29

≈ $27.99 / kg

Indicative price: the roaster’s shop has the current one.

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Germany

Taste profile

From the details listed by the roaster’s shop.

Tasting notes

  • Delicate spice
  • Caramel
  • Red berries
IntensityMild
MildIntense

Sizes and prices

Coffee SizePer kgPrice
250g$29.16$7.29
1kg$27.99$27.99

Description

Attention explorers! In the important ruins of Tiwanaku in western Bolivia, only about 1% of the old city has been uncovered. Our coffee is grown nearby, with an incredible variety of aromas. Discover much more than the archaeologists, namely 100% coffee enjoyment.

Mild in aroma, chocolaty and medium-spice - the organic espresso from Bolivia is a special feature among the espresso specialties. The ecological cultivation conditions ensure a good feeling when enjoying this invigorating drink.

Espresso from Bolivia - for a special treat

Whether as an activating starter drink in the morning or for more energy in between. The organic espresso from Bolivia is a real pleasure at any time of the day. The drink develops a mild aroma with little acidity and medium spiciness.

The "Villa Oriente" in Bolivia produces this tasty espresso . Well-balanced, pure in taste and low in acid, even sensitive coffee lovers can tolerate it. The fine aroma of the invigorating drink beguiles with chocolatey nuances. It goes particularly well with a piece of delicious cake, making the espresso a classic afternoon drink.

Villa Oriente - organic espresso from organic farming

More than 100 coffee-producing families founded the Villa Oriente cooperation in Bolivia in 1997. They produce this high-quality espresso with passion and great expertise.

Anyone who enjoys espresso specialties from Villa Oriente supports sustainable management. The farmers carry out all processes of coffee preparation with consistently high quality . Everyone involved pays attention to this and thus ensures the perfect taste of the organic espresso.

The coffee farmers have opted for organic cultivation of the beans. This means that they do not use pesticides, among other things, and thus protect the environment. Last but not least, the consumer of this organic espresso also supports the living conditions of the manufacturing families involved. Espresso from Bolivia - enjoy delicious with a good feeling!

Questions about ORGANIC espresso Bolivia

What does ORGANIC espresso Bolivia taste like?

The roaster’s tasting notes: delicate spice, caramel, red berries. Flavour groups: fruity, caramel & sweet, and spicy.

Where does ORGANIC espresso Bolivia come from?

It comes from Bolivia.

How much does ORGANIC espresso Bolivia cost?

Price: $7.29 to $27.99, depending on the size. That is from $27.99 per kilo. This price comes from an older listing; the shop has the current one.

Where can I buy ORGANIC espresso Bolivia?

In the online shop of Martermühle: the prices on this page link to it. According to its shop, it delivers to Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Cyprus and 23 other countries. Cafendo does not sell coffee itself.

Answers built from the shop’s own data and the Cafendo catalog.

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