LA DOLCE VITA
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What Alt Wien Kaffee says about this coffee
Lassen Sie sich von unserem „La Dolce Vita“-Blend in die sonnendurchfluteten Straßen Süditaliens entführen.
Unsere exklusive, hauseigene Mischung vereint 60% Arabica und 40% Robusta zu einem einzigartigen Geschmackserlebnis. In Wien meisterhaft geröstet, verbindet dieser Kaffee die elegante Kaffeekultur Wiens mit dem intensiven italienischen „Caffè al banco“. Die tiefen Röstaromen, verfeinert mit subtilen Nuancen von Rosinen, dunkler Schokolade und würzigen Akzenten, machen diesen Kaffee zu einem echten Genuss.
Ob als vollmundiger Espresso oder aus dem Vollautomaten – seine samtige Textur, frei von Säure, sorgen für unvergessliche Genussmomente, die das Dolce Vita in jeder Tasse spürbar machen.
La Dolce Vita –Eine Hommage an den süditalienischen Lebensstil
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What the roaster says about where it came from
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Where each fact came from
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“Unsere exklusive, hauseigene Mischung vereint 60% Arabica und 40% Robusta zu einem einzigartigen Geschmackserlebnis.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
A further 3 facts on this page were read from part of the shop page that holds no sentence — a menu or a product grid — so there is nothing to quote for them.
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