Coffee beans Kávičkovo EXTRA

Product description Coffee beans Kávičkovo EXTRA

We all sometimes want to feel different, better, more beautiful. Treat yourself to more and be extra. We designed this type of coffee, which is one of our original works, exactly for these moments. And it can easily be part of your daily rituals, when the specially blended mixture of three coffees will clear your mind and bring you something extra. The flavor profile of different countries and the combination of Arabica and Robusta. This is our Kávičkovo Extra coffee. Sweet, at the end nicely citrusy with the necessary amount of energy to give you the strength to be extra.

A mixture of Cameroon, Honduras and Columbia coffees was mixed into one unique coffee called EXTRA
Ratio: 90% arabica and 10% robusta
Roasting type: medium roasting

Flavor profile
The creation of this unique mixture was preceded by a series of tests where we tried to balance the individual proportions of the grains in order to achieve the desired taste. Arabica is represented here through Colombia and Honduras. Both offer grains that have a sweet taste. The common denominator of sweetness is caramel. In addition, the taste touches chocolate and fruit. On the contrary, robusta, represented in this case by Cameroon, brings earthy tones and the necessary strength in the form of a high caffeine content.

Cultivation, processing
All mixed coffees are also unique due to the fact that their fruits grow on different soil bases, are grown in different climates and, last but not least, ripen at different altitudes. This brings the necessary variety that everyone expects from this type of coffee. Of course, different methods of drying coffee fruits also contribute to this.
Cameroon, Honduras and Columbia use the natural way - dry drying, with minor variations. Each grower, farm or cooperative is also unique. It has its own procedures and brings its own knowledge to the drying process. Therefore, it is not possible to clearly describe this process. After harvesting, the coffee cherries are picked, washed, and in some cases left to ferment. They are cleaned of excess slime and pulp and the drying process follows. It is based on these 3 types of coffee
same grain - drying in the sun - on concrete terraces or on the ground, from where the coffee can absorb and transfer the earthy tones to the taste.
Individual coffees have many specifics, which makes them popular among our coffee makers. Columbia beans stand out at first glance with their appearance. They are among the larger coffee beans with a typical cinnamon color. Honduras, on the other hand, offers strength in the form of hard and dense grains. They obtain this through slow growth and ripening at high altitudes up to 1,6000 meters above sea level. In addition, coffee from Honduras can be proud of its fair trade approach to both people and nature. The last Cameroon adds earthiness and fullness of tones to each selected taste, on which the sweetness stands out much more.

How to prepare it
The individual coffees from this trio taste great even without putting them together like this. But we think there is strength and diversity in unity, and we want to bring you something extra. You will also enjoy this feeling if you prepare a classic espresso. In the usual ratio of 7 to 9 grams of coffee to 50 - 150 ml of water, each as you like it. Do not forget that cooling increases acidity. This type of coffee is also suitable for drippers. Here, you need to pay attention to the fineness of the grinding, so that the taste stands out to a sufficient extent.