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Prestige is a whole bean coffee from the Genoa-based roaster Covim : natural, washed Arabica combined with quality Robusta. Covim describes it as smooth and velvety, with an intense and nuanced aroma: a well-rounded and aromatic, creamy, with a lingering taste and notes of toast and red berries. Intensity 8 out of 10.
On Covim's sensory sheet (ratings out of 5): body and roundness 5, aroma and sweetness 4, roasting 3.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the composition of Covim Prestige?
According to Covim, the blend consists of natural, washed Arabica beans—that is, beans dried in their berries or pulped and then washed—combined with Robusta . The proportions are not disclosed.
Orocrema, Granbar, Prestige or Giada: which one to choose?
Four Covim coffee beans at Cafemalin, from the most intense to the mildest:
How many cups are in a 1 kg bag?
Approximately 140 espressos at 7g, or about a hundred double espressos at 10g. In an Italian coffee maker (approximately 15g for 3 cups), one sachet makes about sixty coffees.
What grind and what preparation?
Coffee is sold in beans : grind it just before brewing. Fine for espresso, whether using a portafilter or a bean-to-cup machine; medium-fine for a Moka pot. Use approximately 7g per espresso.
How to store 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. Consume the coffee before the date printed on the package, preferably within a few weeks of opening.
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