Name: Cafés Chapuis 'AA blend' coffee beans - 1kg - 3rd for 2015 Best French Espresso Blend
Brand: Café Chapuis
SKU: 30653
Price: 32.9 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.5 (9 reviews)

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$Cafés Chapuis \'AA blend\' coffee beans - 1kg - 3rd for 2015 Best French Espresso Blend$

Arabica (Ethiopia/Guatemala/Brazil)
3rd Best Espresso Blend in France 2015
Harmonious & aromatic coffee
1kg coffee beans

32^€90

32^€90/kg

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More about Café Chapuis coffee beans :

Cafés Chapuis 'AA blend' coffee beans: this coffee got 3rd prize for Best French Espresso Blend in 2015. Created by master roaster Jacques Chapuis. Arabica blend (Ethiopia, Guatemala, Brazil). For a well-balanced espresso with aromatic notes of citrus. 1kg coffee beans.

Key Facts

Variety

100% Arabica
Designation

Blend
Origin

Brazil, Ethiopia, Guatemala
Roasting

France (National Brands)

Roast Type - Medium

Pronounced acidity & terroir aromas

Pronounced bitterness & roasting aromas

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Aromatic group - Rich & Sweet

Dominant note

Rich & Sweet

Secondary note

Red Berries

Tasting notes :

Blackberry
Roasted hazelnut
Shortbread

N.B.: This is not a flavored coffee but notes noted during tasting

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Traditional Coffee - Superior

Score < 80

Traditional Coffee : These are the most widespread coffees in the various distribution channels in France, both private and professional.

Superior Coffee : These are coffees that contain no more than 20% Robusta, whose country of origin we know and/or which have a label (organic farming, fair trade, etc.)

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Cafés Chapuis

The Chapuis group benefits from a partnership between three regional coffee roasters, who share their passion for tradition and quality workmanship.

Their coffees come from the best plantations and the beans are slowly roasted to the core until they are similar in colour to a Capuchin monk's robe.