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Costa Rican Reserve Coffee
Volcanica Coffee

Costa Rican Reserve Coffee

à partir de16,66 $US

Flavor Notes: Nuts, Honey, and Caramel

Processing: Washed Process

Roast: Dark Roast

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Pays du torréfacteur
États-Unis

Variantes disponibles

MoutureFormatPrix
En grains16oz16,66 $US ↗
Medium/Drip16oz16,66 $US ↗
Espresso16oz16,66 $US ↗
Coarse/French Press16oz16,66 $US ↗
Medium/Drip3lb49,99 $US ↗
En grains3lb49,99 $US ↗
Espresso3lb49,99 $US ↗
Coarse/French Press3lb49,99 $US ↗
Medium/Drip5lb79,14 $US ↗
En grains5lb79,14 $US ↗
Espresso5lb79,14 $US ↗
Coarse/French Press5lb79,14 $US ↗
Lungo2/4
Sucré3/4
Torréfié2/4
Espresso1/4
Cappuccino2/4
Café Crème2/4
Fruité et floral3/4

Caractéristiques

Caféine
Avec caféine
Composition
Pure origine
Torréfaction
Moyenne
Mouture
En grains
Certification
Bio
Type de grain
Arabica
Préparation
Machine à grains
Pays d’origine
Costa Rica
Pays de fabrication
États-Unis

Description

The Costa Rican Reserve Tarrazu Coffee comes from one of the most highly regarded coffee-growing areas. Costa Rican Coffee from the Tarrazu region is known as one of the world's greatest coffees with its light, clean flavor, and wonderful fragrance. Master roasted to a full roast color until the sheen of natural oils comes to the surface, this is the Costa Rican Reserve at its best. 

Certifications:

  • Kosher Certified
  • Rain Forest Alliance Certified

Additional Information:

  • Drying: Patio and Mechanical
  • pH: 5.4
  • Similar Products: Costa Rica Original Tarrazu is also available in Decaf
  • Single Origin Coffee
  • Certifying Authenticity: Costa Rica Tarrazu Coffee is one of the world's greatest gourmet coffees with its full-bodied richness with excellent acidity. Authentic Costa Rica Reserve Tarrazu should have an unusually silky flavor, a bold taste, and a beguiling aroma that creates an outstandingly eloquent profile. 100%  pure arabica Costa Rica Tarrazu gourmet coffee is usually difficult to find in the market, and many others are usually blends that are being misleadingly advertised. There are actually no government regulations requiring roasters to be legitimate when they brand coffees as Tarrazu, and only about 5% of actual Tarrazu grown beans are actually included in some of the so-called Tarrazu coffee. Lower Costa Rican coffee grades are usually mixed in to be called "Tarrazu coffee”, when in reality these should be called blends. To ensure a high-quality product, it is important to provide as many quality safeguards as necessary to harvest and roast the top of the Tarrazu highland coffee. Only coffees that are farmed and packaged in the Costa Rican coffee Tarrazu Valley around the town of San Marcos can be safely called “Original 100% pure arabica Costa Rican coffee from Tarrazu”

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    Également chez Volcanica Coffee