227g ground coffee · Strength: medium
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Description
Ingredients and product details
Why you'll love Mount Etna coffee
A coffee as powerful as its namesake, with a smooth, rich, chocolatey taste.
Our story
Three origins, one powerful blend
Great blends start with great coffees, and Mount Etna brings together some of the world’s most respected origins.
Honduras
Honduran coffee is grown on high, volcanic slopes, where cooler temperatures and rich soils help produce beans with depth, body and complexity.
Brazil
Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer, is known for smooth, sweet, nutty and chocolatey coffees that make a perfect base for espresso blends.
India
Coffee from India is full-bodied, low in acidity, and rich with earthy, spicy, and chocolatey notes.
The processing
Processing matters too. Our Brazilian coffee is pulped: the skin of the cherry is removed, but the bean dries with some of its sticky, sugary fruit still attached. This gives the coffee a sweeter taste and fuller body than fully washed beans.
Mount Etna is part of our range of coffees named after famous volcanoes, alongside Cotopaxi and Krakatoa. Explore our full coffee range or discover our coffee story.
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How to brew
- 15gPer 250ml
- 94°Just off the boil
- 4Minutes
- Our Mount Etna ground coffee suits cafétières, filter machines and moka pots.
- Cafétière: Add 1-2 tbsp of coffee per cup. Add water just off the boil. Brew for 4 minutes before plunging.
- Moka pot: Fill with coffee. Add water. Brew gently over a medium heat for 5 minutes.
- Filter machine: Use 60g of coffee per litre of water. Brew as directed.
Brewing tip
Warm the cafetière and your cup with hot water first for a hotter, fuller-tasting brew.
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