ESPRESSO SILK RIVER BLEND (IN BULK)

100% specialty arabica espresso blend, originated from Brazil, El Salvador and Colombia. Its cup profile is orange, dark chocolate and smoked. The espresso recipe is always determined by the device we use. So if we have an electric coffee maker with a shutter, we have to put so much coffee that when we push it, it reaches the line inside. Typically, this quantity is 8 to 12 grams (depending on whether we have single or double baskets). What we can adjust to these devices depending on the amount of beverage we produce. We estimate a double espresso that is about 50 to 60 grams (or a small cup of coffee). Using the the espresso pot, we put as much as we can in the baskets without pressing the coffee. Grinded, ready for use!

Espresso blend of 60% arabica and 40% robusta beans. Its origins are Nicaragua, Ethiopia, India. Its cup profile consists of spices, earthy notes and cocoa! Packages contain 250 grams of coffee beans. When buying them, you should either ask the barista to grind your coffee or grind it on your own milling grinder, if you have one. The espresso recipe is always determined by the device we use. So if we have an electric coffee maker with a shutter, we have to put so much coffee that when we push it, it reaches the line inside. Typically, this quantity is 8 to 12 grams (depending on whether we have single or double baskets). What we can adjust to these devices depending on the amount of beverage we produce. We estimate a double espresso that is about 50 to 60 grams (or a small cup of coffee). Using the the espresso pot, we put as much as we can in the baskets without pressing the coffee. *In case you want to grind your coffee beans at the store, the pack is opened, the beans are grined and the grined coffee is being put back in the pack which is resealed.

100% specialty arabica espresso blend. Its origins are Brazil, Colombia and Ethiopia, and its cup profile is citrus, chocolate and roasted nuts! When buying them, you should either ask the barista to grind your coffee or grind it on your own milling grinder, if you have one. The espresso recipe is always determined by the device we use. So if we have an electric coffee maker with a shutter, we have to put so much coffee that when we push it, it reaches the line inside. Typically, this quantity is 8 to 12 grams (depending on whether we have single or double baskets). What we can adjust to these devices depending on the amount of beverage we produce. We estimate a double espresso that is about 50 to 60 grams (or a small cup of coffee). Using the the espresso pot, we put as much as we can in the baskets without pressing the coffee. *In case you want to grind your coffee beans at the store, the pack is opened, the beans are grined and the grined coffee is being put back in the pack which is resealed.