Carte Noire Professional Balanced Coffee Beans 1 kg

No — Carte Noire has belonged to Lavazza since the end of February 2016.The Italian group acquired it for approximately €750 million, after the European Commission mandated its sale during the merger of Mondelēz's coffee business with Douwe Egberts. Created in 1978 by René Monnier, the brand had previously been owned by Jacobs Suchard (1982), Philip Morris, then Kraft (1990), and finally Mondelēz (2012). Carte Noire is currently the leading coffee brand in French supermarkets, according to the Lavazza group, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Lavazza.

Yes, all brands : De'Longhi (Magnifica, Dinamica), Jura (E, S, Z, GIGA), Philips (LatteGo, 2200-5500), Melitta (Caffeo, Barista), Krups (Evidence, Intuition), Saeco. Recommended settings: medium grind 5/10, dose 9-10 g, temperature 92°C. Good to know: thanks to its Robusta, this blend produces a denser and darker crema than a pure Arabica.

Estimated yield:

• Strong espresso (7g) : ~143 cups.
• Standard espresso (9 g) : ~111 cups.
• Filter coffee maker (60 g / L) : ~83 cups of 200 mL.

Office 20 cups/day: ~1 week per kilo. Home 4 cups/day: ~4-5 weeks per kilo.

At Cafemalin, Carte Noire is also available in Nespresso-compatible capsules (Lungo No. 6, Espresso No. 7, Espresso No. 9 Intense), soft pods for Senseo-type machines (No. 5, No. 7, No. 8), 500g professional instant coffee , and 1kg Professional Aromatic beans, a milder pure Arabica. See the complete Carte Noire range .

Carefully reseal the Carte Noire after opening or transfer the beans to an airtight, opaque container at room temperature (18-22°C), away from light and heat sources. Avoid the refrigerator (humidity and odor absorption). Best before date (sealed bag): 18-24 months. Once opened, ideally consume within 3-4 weeks for optimal flavor.