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Reading time 3 minIf you are reading this article, then it means that you’ve already been converted to Slow Coffee! Coffee reveals itself in a very different way with these extraction techniques bringing out fine aromas and subtle notes. Taking your time often makes things much more interesting. So today, I intend on introducing you to some tasty nuggets with this Top coffees for Slow Coffee. Roasted especially for these extraction methods, you will just have to grind them to the right fineness to reveal all their flavors. Ready to discover my selection? Let’s go!
This coffee from Bolivia is a 100% Arabica from organic farming and certified fair trade (SPP label). It is particularly well-balanced: round and slightly acidic, it offers subtle notes of red fruits. Why I like it: Beyond its strong commitment to producers, Café Michel is a SCOP really committed to organic farming. Yet this work is never in spite of the taste. This coffee, with a monk’s robe roasting, offers an excellent result with my piston coffee maker.
Terra Etica Organic Coffee Beans Bolivia – 1kg
Enjoy a moment of escape during your coffee break with Terra Etica coffee beans, Bolivia in 1kg. In addition to its strong origins in the terroir of the Yungas, this coffee, made entirely from Arabica coffee, is grown organically and meets the requirements of the Fair Trade label. This coffee is balanced and full-bodied, with rich, slightly acidic notes and subtle hints of red berries. Packaging: 1kg.
See the productMaxiCoffee Roasters proudly presents a tropical coffee experience like no other – the Tropical Splash Grand Cru. Discover an explosion of exotic flavours as you savour these carefully selected 200g coffee beans, offering delightful notes of coconut, lemon, pineapple and roasted hazelnut for a vibrant, fruity and perfectly balanced cup.
Lugat Specialty Coffee Beans Tropical Splash – 200g
Tropical Splash coffee beans are a South American specialty coffee, made from the Pink Bourbon variety. Processed using an anaerobic co-fermentation method, it produces an expressive cup with a rich and fruity profile. Its customised medium roast by Lugat brings out a rich, fresh and perfectly balanced aroma. A true experience in the cup, designed for discerning coffee lovers, to be enjoyed in both filter coffee and espresso.
See the productSecond prize epucien 2019, this blend of Colombian Arabicas is a perfectly successful and balanced blend in terms of flavor notes. Roasted in France, this Bourbon South Huila coffee offers us a complex, pure and juicy cup with notes of flowers, tea and citrus. A silky body supported by a magnificent mineral tension. Why I like it: This specialty coffee (it is rated 88/100) can seem a bit complex at first. I was able to test it in espresso and in the gentle method. It is quite versatile, but I prefer it in Method V60 (Dripper) to bring out the mango and black currant notes. One of my favorites among the coffees for Slow Coffee.
Coffee beans – Colombia Bourbon South Huila – Terres de café
– Notes: citrus, black tea, cane sugar, white flowers
– Origin: pure origin
– Packaging: 250g pack
This coffee which was sourced in Ethiopia is rather known for offering a nice result on the espresso. But tested in a gentle method by several MaxiCoffee experts, we have rediscovered this coffee! Why I like it: Consensual, this coffee is perfect for neophytes who want to discover the world of coffee beans little by little. I particularly appreciate all the markdowns around this coffee, both organic and ethical.
Marley Coffee Organic Coffee Beans One Love – 227g
• 100% Arabica
• Certified Organic
• Medium Roast
• 227g coffee beans
Slow coffee is a brewing method that brings out the best in coffee beans and allows us to savor their unique flavors. By choosing from the top 5 best coffees for the slow coffee method, you can experience a range of flavor profiles and brewing techniques that will elevate your coffee experience to the next level. Remember to always grind your beans to the right fineness and experiment with different brewing methods to find the perfect cup of slow coffee for you.
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