These Tesco Finest Colombian Supremo coffee beans are a single-origin coffee grown in Colombia's volcanic soil. With notes of caramel and blood orange and a strength rating of 3, they deliver a bold, nutty flavour. Grind them fresh for cafetière, filter, moka pot or espresso brewing.
Roasted coffee beans. Fairtrade contributes development for certified producers by enabling fairer trading conditions, social change and environmental protection. Coffee is Fairtrade certified, audited and sourced from Fairtrade producers, total 100%.
Highlights
This full bodied, nutty coffee is grown in Colombia's volcanic soil at more than 4,000 feet above sea level. We partner with cooperatives to support groups of small scale coffee farmers in the central Colombia coffee belt. Farmers like Don Segundo, who lives at his farm, Finca El Provenia has been producing coffee for decades.
Pack size 227 G
Preparation and usage
1 TBSP PER CUP
3-5 MINS STIR WELL & BREW
PLUNGE SLOWLY THEN ENJOY
Grind your coffee beans to suit your coffee maker
FOR CAFETIÈRES
Warm the cafetière first. Use about one rounded table spoonful of coarsely ground coffee per person - you can use more or less depending on how strong you like it. Boil the water and allow to cool for 10 seconds before pouring to avoid scalding the coffee. Leave to brew, with the plunger off for 3-5 minutes - longer for a stronger coffee. Plunge slowly and enjoy.
FOR MOKA POTS
Fill the basket evenly with coffee, without patting it down. Brew the coffee on a medium heat for about 5 minutes.
FOR ESPRESSO MACHINES
Use finely ground coffee in the same quantities as advised for cafetières.
Suitable for cafetières, filter machines, moka pots and percolators. Always follow manufacturer's guidelines.
Storage Store in a cool dry place.
Country of origin Produce of: Produce of Colombia, Packed in United Kingdom
Manufacturer Packed for: Tesco Stores Ltd., Welwyn Garden City, AL7 1GA, U.K. Tesco Ireland Ltd., Gresham House, Marine Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin.
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