Coffees Scandinavian Alps Coffee
BLUE RUN 🟦- The Lucky Lynx- Base of Nature Blend
Rich chocolate · a subtle hint of fruit · and a heavy · syrupy body
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
Rare Coffee. Exceptional Taste.
Just as spotting a Eurasian lynx in the wild is a rare and special moment, discovering an exceptional coffee in the mountains is a treasure. The Eurasian Lynx Blend brings together tradition and a modern touch to create a rich, creamy, and complex cup that feels like a stroke of luck with every sip.
Start your day off lucky.
Key Details
Roast Style: Medium
Tasting Notes: Rich chocolate, a subtle hint of fruit, and a heavy, syrupy body.
The Story Behind the Blend
We understand that falling in love with specialty coffee is a journey, not an overnight transformation. It can take time to move away from commercial-grade coffee to appreciate the complexity of lighter roasts with vibrant acidity and unique fruit flavors. We’ve been there ourselves—it took nearly a year for our taste buds to adjust and embrace the world of specialty coffee.
That’s why we created our Base of Nature blends. They are crafted to help coffee drinkers, no matter their starting point or age, ease into specialty-grade quality. This blend offers familiar flavors with a touch of refinement, making the transition smooth and enjoyable.
Remember, the journey is as important as t…
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How it sits among coffee in the catalogue
Scandinavian Alps Coffee describe this coffee as chocolate. The filled shape is how often roasters use each family across coffee in the catalogue; the rings on the rim are this coffee’s own.
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Tasting notes
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