Costa Rica#2 Champion Coffee Costa Rica, Anerobe Caturra/Gesha
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320,00 kr./kg
320,00 kr. for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 5,76 kr. for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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What Stiller's Coffee says about this coffee
Natural Reserve Volcan Azul Anerobe Caturra/Gesha
Caramel, Peach/honey, Jasmine sweetness, Tangerine, Citric notes, French Nougat.
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A Signature Coffee Journey
This coffee has been a cornerstone of my signature beverages in both the Danish Barista Championship and the World Barista Championship. It embodies a journey of innovation, collaboration, and discovery, which began during my visit to Volcan Azul in Costa Rica in January. Together with Alejo Castro, I worked on an experiment that we initiated in 2018, aiming to unlock untapped potential in the coffee fermentation process.
The Experiment: Unlocking the Potential of Mucilage
The project focused on mucilage, the sticky layer left on the coffee bean after depulping. Traditionally discarded, mucilage is rich in natural sugars and flavor compounds, prompting us to explore its potential to enhance the coffee’s profile.
When we embarked on this experiment in 2018, the results were uncertain. Today, I am thrilled with the outcome: a coffee that features a rich body, a silky texture, and a velvety mouthfeel, alongside the delicate traits of Gesha—peach, bergamot, and jasmine—shining brightly and transparently in the cup. Mos…
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