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Miscela Bar is a whole bean coffee from Genoese roaster Covim: a balance of Arabica and Robusta that the company describes as mild and aromatic, ‘an espresso just like at a coffee bar’, with notes of malt and red berries. Covim offers it to those who prefer a delicate espresso, suitable for any time of day. Intensity 8 out of 10 on Covim’s scale.
On Covim’s sensory profile sheet (scores out of 5): aroma 5, body, sweetness and smoothness 4, roast 3.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Miscela Bar mean?
Miscela means ‘blend’ in Italian: Miscela Bar is a blend of Arabica and Robusta. Covim describes it as ‘a true balance of Arabica and Robusta that delivers an espresso just like at a coffee bar’, mild and aromatic, with notes of malt and red berries.
Is this a 100% Arabica coffee?
No: it is a blend of Arabica and Robusta, and Covim does not publish the proportions. The 100% Arabica coffee from Covim available at Cafemalin is the single-origin coffee from Honduras, in ESE pods and Lavazza Blue-compatible capsules.
Miscela Bar, Orocrema, Prestige or Giada: which should you choose?
Four Covim coffees available as beans in 1 kg bags at Cafemalin, from the most intense to the mildest:
- Orocrema — intensity 10/10, rich and robust, with cocoa and aromatic wood notes.
- Prestige — intensity 8/10, smooth and aromatic, with toast and red berry notes.
- Miscela Bar (this product) — intensity 8/10, mild and aromatic, malt and red berries.
- Giada — intensity 7/10, mild with no bitterness, with caramel, nut and chocolate notes.
Which grind and brewing method should you use?
This coffee is sold as whole beans: grind it just before brewing. Use a fine grind for espresso, in a portafilter or bean-to-cup machine; medium-fine for a moka pot. Allow around 7 g per espresso.
How many cups does a 1 kg bag make?
Around 140 espressos using 7 g each, or around a hundred doubles using 10 g each. In a moka pot (around 15 g for 3 cups), a bag makes around sixty pots.
How should you store the coffee after opening?
Reseal the bag tightly after each use, or transfer the beans to an airtight, opaque container, away from heat, light and moisture; do not refrigerate. Use the coffee before the date printed on the pack, preferably within a few weeks of opening.
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