HondurasOut of stockPublic Coffee Roasters · Berlin
BIO Filterkaffee La Paz
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45,20 €/kg
45,20 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 0,81 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
Delivery cost not stated by the roaster
What Public Coffee Roasters says about this coffee
Cremig dunkle Schokolade mit einer leichten Karamellnote
Der La Paz Filterkaffee ist ein eleganter, süßer und schokoladiger Filterkaffee. Er ist säurearm und verwandelt jede Kaffeepause zu einem Erlebnis.
Der Rohkaffee stammt von der Café Organica Marcala in Honduras. Diese Catuai Varietät besticht durch ihre schokoladigen, karamelligen und süßen Geschmack. Er wächst auf einer Anbauhöhe von 1600m an den Berghängen von der Region La Paz im Westen von Honduras. Dort hat sich die Coorperative COMSA zusammengeschlossen. Viele kleine Farmer legen innerhalb der COMSA Wert auf ökologische, ökonomische und soziale Landwirtschaft.
Mit diesem Kaffee haben wir ein innovatives Produkt für Airlines entwickelt, sodass man auch im Flugzeug einen hochwertigen und frisch gebrühten Kaffee trinken kann.
100% Arabica
100% Organic
Region:
La Paz, Honduras
Anbauhöhe:
1600m
Varietät:
Catuai
Prozess:
Washed
Cremig dunkle Schokolade mit einer leichten Karamellnote
BiokaffeeNr: DE-Oeko-039
250 g
Verpackung 100% recyclebar
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Fairtrade
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