Puro Fairtrade coffee beans NOBLE 1kg
Puro Fairtrade coffee beans NOBLE 1kg
Puro Fairtrade coffee beans NOBLE
2 × 1 kg
The complex character of this coffee blend is derived from the delicious and delicate Arabica with a light floral aroma, grown at high altitudes, and Peruvian Arabica, with which it is combined to achieve the perfect balance of flavour. The high quality Robusta then brings in a bitter chocolate flavour. This creates a coffee blend that is suitable for all occasions.
Fair trade
Fair trade directly improves the livelihoods of smallholders in developing countries, includingfarmers' children can go to school thanks to better farmgate prices. Puro helps protect the rainforest - Miko donates money from every kilo sold to the World Land Trust for rainforest conservation.
Features
- Weight: 2 × 1 kg
- Grains: Whole coffee beans, ideal for fresh grinding
- Height profile: Strong coffee with sweeter floral notes
- Use: Ideal for espresso, filter coffees and full-automatic coffee machines
Profile of coffee
- 80% select arabica and 20% premium robusta
- Ideal for making espresso coffee from machines
Origin
Uganda, Honduras, Colombia, Peru and Brazil.
- Honduras: COAGRICSAL and COPROCAEL are located in the Copán and Ocotopeque regions, where coffee is grown at altitudes of 1,000 to 1,500 metres above sea level by small-scale growers who hand-pick the fruit of the coffee tree from December to February, then wash, clean and dry it in the sun.
- Peru: CEPROAP is located in the Pichanaki region, where coffee is grown at 1,650 metres above sea level by small-scale growers who hand-pick the fruit of the coffee tree from June to October, wash it, clean it and then dry it in the sun.
- Uganda: KCFCS (Kibinge Coffee Farmers Co-operative Society) is an organisation that brings together coffee producers. It is located 150 km southwest of the Ugandan capital, Kampala, in Bukkomansimbi district, Kibinge sub-district. Due to Kibinge's geographical location directly below the equator, coffee can be harvested twice a year. One of the best Robusta coffees in the world comes from this region. This coffee is characterised by its hard fruits, which allow for even roasting and have a delicious, mild, sweet and neutral flavour. This coffee is grown at altitudes of 1,250 m above sea level and is hand-harvested from May to October and then again from October to January.
- Brazil: COOPERATIVA MISTA AGROPECUÁRIA DE PARAGUAÇU is based in Paraguaçu, southern Minas Gerais. Their coffee is grown at about 900 m above sea level on an area of 6500 hectares. 600 farmers hand-pick the beans between May and September and then deliver them to the cooperative's warehouses, where they are centrally processed, tested and sorted.
- Colombia: The ASPROUNION plantations are located between 1300 and 1800 m above sea level in the Nariño region. 270 small growers cultivate 700 hectares of land. The main harvest takes place from April to June, the second harvest takes place from October to January. As with other cooperatives, the coffee is hand-picked, washed, cleaned and sun-dried by the growers.
Ingredients
80% select arabica and 20% premium robusta.
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| Code: | PURKA724 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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