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Various ‎Espresso Espresso Brazilian Blend CASSETTE ALBUM Latin Jazz Bossa Nova. Bossa Nova, Latin Jazz. 16 –Lill Lindfors Mas Que Nada (Hor Min Samba). This is a genuine CASSETTE - and not a copy. Complete with case, insert as issued. Duration: Album Style: Traditional Folk. Gipsy kings este mundo cassette album latin flamenco columbia 1991.

Espresso (/ɛˈsprɛsoʊ/ (listen), Italian: ) is coffee of Italian origin, brewed by expressing or forcing a small amount of nearly boiling water under pressure through finely ground coffee beans. Espresso is generally thicker than coffee brewed by other methods, has a higher concentration of suspended and dissolved solids, and has crema on top (a foam with a creamy consistency).

Singer: Various Album's name: Espresso Espresso - A Lightly Latin Brazilian Blend Label: Deram ‎– POCD-1941 Type: CD, Compilation Country: Japan Date of released: 1996 Category: Jazz Style: Latin Jazz, Easy Listening. Various - Espresso Espresso - A Lightly Latin Brazilian Blend MP3 version.

Brazil Eagle Espresso Blend. Cocoa, sweet, toffee. With consistent cocoa, sweet, and toffee notes, we're excited to offer this unique blend of coffees hailing from various suppliers in the Minas Gerais region of Brazil. Growing altitude for this blend ranges from 700 - 1,350 masl. This coffee is definitely the most neutral ‘base’ of the cold brew preps. We recommend experimenting with the below blend proportions: 70 Eagle Espresso, 30 Colombia Dulima for a cold brew with a nice mellow milk chocolate and browning sugar sweetness, plus a touch of dynamic citrus zest and red fruit flavor in the background. 20 Eagle Espresso, 80 Bali Vintage Natural 'Inten Dewata' for a cold brew profile of blueberry, strawberry, cocoa and sweet caramel.

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Everything bearing the Espresso Italiano certification mark (illustrated here on the side) is regularly tested by a panel of expert tasters, according to the scientific rules of sensory analysis. The data obtained is statistically processed to verify the tasters’ reliability and the conformity of the coffee with the profile of Certified Italian Espresso. Then coffee machines, grinder-dispensers and blends are tested at regular intervals to guarantee the consistency of the sensory profile set forth by the standard. Why certify sensory quality? 5. Sensory quality certification is the best means.

Choosing the best espresso beans involves personal taste and a little skill. Lavazza™ Super Crema promises an intense aroma and robust espresso flavor accompanied by a velvety crema and no bitter aftertaste. In 1895, Luigi Lavazza’s passion for coffee led him to seek out coffees of various origins to create unique blends that would provide a consistent experience with every cup. Four generations later, his company has positioned itself as a global ambassador of Italian coffee. This blend is perfect for coffee and espresso lovers who enjoy their coffee with a heavy body and notes of cinnamon. The whole beans are suitable for a variety of grinds and can be prepared as espresso or in drip, French press, or pour over coffee makers.