Which coffee for espresso?

You have an (expensive) espresso stand on your countertop and want to put the best and most delicious coffees along. But whatever beans you actually need it for? There's Coffee in many different qualities. This is among other things determined by the koffieras, the picking and drying method, the surf and the packaging. You understand that coffee of high quality is better for your espresso or coffee with lesser quality.

Arabica vs. Robusta coffee

Coffee beans come from different coffee varieties. The most famous coffees are Arabica and Robusta. The Arabica bean is larger than the Robusta it contains less caffeine. The Robusta bean is harder than the Arabica, which recommended the Arabica beans in most cases because they are better for your espresso machine and grinding discs show less wear. In addition, the Robusta bean has a greasy layer which can also be a danger to your coffee. The inside of your machine can become clogged because if you use a lot of Robusta. Of course, there are Robusta beans quality, giving you fine Robusta coffee can set if you prefer.

Coffee without stones

Some coffees, particularly the cheaper blends, the more likely you will find stones among the coffee beans. These stones come from the plantations. Normally these will be filtered during picking and otherwise by the roaster. This process is very labor-intensive and requires intensive care and craftsmanship. Coffee beans of higher quality (and price) are better for your engine because you will not find any stones herein can grinding discs can affect.

Burning coffee

Note, finally, the branding of the coffee beans. Dark roasted coffee beans are crispier than lightly roasted coffee beans. Because they are so crisp, they are easier to grind. The light burned hard, somewhat chewy beans, the mill also more trouble.

The best coffee beans?

There is no unequivocal answer to the question which coffee beans you can use it best for your espresso. The coffee Kaldi are all in quality for your espresso. It is a matter of taste which type of coffee for you is best. Do you enjoy mild and aromatic coffee? Then choose 100% Arabica coffee. Do you enjoy spicy flavor notes and more caffeine? Then choose a blend of Arabica and Robusta. Come into one of our stores and let your information. Come taste and discover the coffee that suits you!