Roasted coffee - Import export

Raw toasted coffee beans from Portugal is now available for your company and the comfort of your home. We along with our partners have the capacity to help you create with us through MyBlend laboratory your Private Brand, and give you a unique coffee to your taste!

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Use freshly roasted and ground coffee beans: Freshly roasted coffee beans will have a richer and more complex flavor than older beans. Additionally, using freshly ground coffee will ensure that the coffee is as fresh as possible. Preheat the coffee dripper and the cup: Preheating the coffee dripper and the cup will ensure that the coffee stays hot and doesn't lose heat as it's being brewed. Use a gooseneck kettle for precision pouring: A gooseneck kettle allows for more precise pouring, which can help you control the flow rate and ensure that the coffee is evenly extracted.

Brewing specialty coffee while traveling can be challenging, but it's definitely doable. Here are some tips on how to brew specialty coffee while traveling: Bring your own coffee and equipment: One of the easiest ways to ensure that you can enjoy specialty coffee while traveling is to bring your own coffee and brewing equipment. Pack a travel-friendly brewing method, such as an Aeropress or a pour-over dripper, and bring freshly roasted whole bean coffee. Look for specialty coffee shops: If you don't want to bring your own equipment, look for specialty coffee shops at your destination. Specialty coffee shops often offer a variety of brewing methods and high-quality beans, so you can try new coffees and brewing methods. Check for hotel amenities: Some hotels offer in-room coffee makers or have coffee shops in the lobby. If you're staying at a hotel, check if they have any coffee-related amenities that you can use.

Red organic wine Grape varieties Syrah 60% - Cabernet Sauvignon 40%. Aged for 24 months in new oak barrels, aged in bottle for 1 year. Tasting A very intense garnet red colour, a powerful, complex and delicate nose. Intense and structured on the palate: - Texture: beautiful matter with silky tannins - Aromas: ripe black fruits - Empyreumatic aromas: roasted coffee - Finish: silky with notes of sweet spices Pairings Can be Recommended for dinners such as: - Roast leg of lamb à la Provençale - Hare à la royale - Wild boar stew - Ribs on the bone / Grilled veal chop - Dark chocolate cake see the technical sheet

Grain moisture meter for maize, rye, Triticale, wheat, durum wheat, spelt, barley, oats, rape, pumpkin seeds, field peas, soybeans, scarlet runner beans, horse beans, sunflower seeds, Jatropha, peeled and unpeeled raw coffee, roast and ground coffee, peeled, unpeeled and brown rice, poppy seeds, millet, sorghum millet, peeled buckwheat; further species on request With reference calibration curve and customer calibration function The water content can immediately be read off the large, well-lit display of the universal grain moisture meter and saved, edited or printed out via the integrated datalog if required. - no time-consuming preparation of samples necessary - non-destructive measuring technique - whole grain moisture meter

If maximum storage capacity is very important and if free-flowing products are being stored, then a profiled wall silo is your first choice. The rectangular construction and the light single-wall system make maximum use of space. As the profiled wall is itself very strong, less steel is required, which also makes this an economic solution. To prevent condensation (insulated) roofing and facade cladding can be fitted to the silo. As long as the cell can be reinforced, a profiled wall also makes it possible to achieve greater surface areas per cell compared with a smooth-walled silo. This means that silos with a volume of 1,000 m³ per cell are possible. It goes without saying that the design will be suited completely to your requirements. Our profiled-wall silos can be found in, for example, coffee roasting plants and breweries, where they are used for the process-based storage of (roasted) coffee beans and (malted) barley.