Beans Scandinavian Alps Coffee
BLUE RUNNER 🟦- The Myth Harahorn - Base of Nature Blend
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521 kr/kg
521 kr for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 9,37 kr for an 18 g espresso dose
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What Scandinavian Alps Coffee says about this coffee
Mythical Harahorn Blend
Flavour Profile: Clean and complex with a brown sugar sweetness and notes of milk chocolate, toffee wafer, and a hint of citrus acidity.
Key Details:
Origin(s): Central and South America
Process: Natural / Washed
Varieties: Yellow Bourbon, Bourbon, Catimor, Caturra, Maragogype, Pache
Elevation: 1,500 MASL
Roast Style: Light 💡/ Medium
The Story Behind the Harahorn Blend
Inspired by the legendary Harahorn—a mythical creature said to roam the high mountain peaks of Hallingdal—this blend captures the magic of nature's finest offerings. The Harahorn, known for feasting only on the sweetest, ripest berries, is a symbol of purity and quality, just like the coffee beans in this blend.
Crafted with seasonally sourced, specialty-grade coffees from Central and South America, the Harahorn Blend offers a cup as vibrant and captivating as the creature itself. Expect flavors of milk chocolate wafer and brown sugar, with a smooth, clean finish that reflects the high-altitude origins of its beans.
Why Choose Harahorn?
This is what coffee professionals call a "gateway blend"—a perfect introduction to specialty coffee. Its approachable flavors and forgiving nature…
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