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Melitta Melitta Barista Crema beans 1 kg
Melitta
Melitta Barista Crema beans 1 kg
A balanced, harmonious coffee cream that will delight baristas and certainly you too! Because we have selected the most delicious coffees in the world and roasted them with love for you. For your own barista moment at home.
€11,69
Melitta Melitta Mein Café Dark Roast beans 1kg
Melitta
Melitta Mein Café Dark Roast beans 1kg
Intense character with nuances of dark chocolate. Ideal for cappuccino, latte macchiato and espresso. Arabica-Robusta blend from Latin America, East Africa
€11,99
Melitta Melitta Mein Café Medium Roast beans 1kg
Melitta
Melitta Mein Café Medium Roast beans 1kg
Velvety character with nutty hints. Whole coffee beans suitable for automatic coffee machines or after grinding in a coffee grinder for hand filtration, filter holder or French press. Ideal for coffee-milk specialities and Caffè Crema.
€11,99
Jacobs koffie Jacobs Barista Editions Origins Brazil Coffee Beans 1kg
Jacobs koffie
Jacobs Barista Editions Origins Brazil Coffee Beans 1kg
The Jacobs Barista Editions Origins Brazil takes you to the rich coffee culture of Brazil – one of the best coffee-growing regions in South America. With a mild intensity and a lovely nutty note, this coffee is the ideal choice for any occasion.
€11,99
Musetti Musetti Paradiso beans 1kg
Musetti
Musetti Paradiso beans 1kg
The Musetti Paradiso blend is characterized by predominant notes of vanilla and dried fruit, giving it a unique character. Each cup of this coffee is a delight to the senses and immediately immerses you in a world of pure coffee enjoyment.
€19,99
Nannini Nannini Espresso Classic Tradition beans1kg
Nannini
Nannini Espresso Classic Tradition beans1kg
Espresso Classica from Nannini contains over 55% Arabica. The intense taste, with a strong aroma with a light citrus note and a pleasantly intense aftertaste of cocoa, amaretto and roasted bread, makes this espresso an Italian original.
€19,50
Jacobs koffie Jacobs Barista Editions Origins Laos & India Espresso coffee beans 1kg
Jacobs koffie
Jacobs Barista Editions Origins Laos & India Espresso coffee beans 1kg
With an intense flavor, pleasant spiciness and a characteristic hint of cocoa, this coffee is ideal for espresso, cappuccino or latte macchiato.
€11,99
La Brasiliana La Brasiliana Marfisa coffee beans 1kg
La Brasiliana
La Brasiliana Marfisa coffee beans 1kg
The blend consists of twelve of the best beans from the highlands of Central and South America, characterized by a long-lasting flavor and a fruity note. The blend is gently roasted at low temperatures and is mild thanks to its low caffeine content.
€21,50
Eduscho Eduscho Caffè Variatie beans 1000 g
Eduscho
Eduscho Caffè Variatie beans 1000 g
Cappuccino, flat white, latte macchiato? No problem, our Caffè Variation can do it all! Robusta beans from the sunny south of Asia combine with Brazilian Arabica beans in this all-rounder. It is also very tasty as espresso or caffè crema.
€11,25
Dallmayr  Home Barista Caffè Crema Forte beans 1kg
Dallmayr
Home Barista Caffè Crema Forte beans 1kg
This Caffè Crema does what its name promises: Forte stands for its strong character. Long and dark roasted coffee beans from sustainable cultivation guarantee an intense, full flavour experience with little acidity.
€11,49
Passalacqua  Passalacqua Mekico Plus beans 1kg
Passalacqua
Passalacqua Mekico Plus beans 1kg
As a Mexico blend, Mexico Plus offers a perfect balance of intense aroma, perfect body and long-lasting flavor in the cup. Like all Passalacqua coffee blends, Mexico Plus always gives that touch of "good coffee" for a long time.
€29,95
Gepa Cafe Gepa Cafe Si Cafe Crema Milano beans 1kg
Gepa Cafe
Gepa Cafe Si Cafe Crema Milano beans 1kg
Velvety soft yet still substantial Café Crema. A hint of soft acid is included and makes it a perfectly rounded coffee. Assessment: medium-strong coffee, outstanding crema. Gepa Cafe Si Gepa Cafe Si Cafe Crema is organic and fair-plus certified.
€30,99
Nannini Nannini Espresso Ducale beans 1kg
Nannini
Nannini Espresso Ducale beans 1kg
The velvety smooth taste and a distinct hint of cocoa make this espresso so special. This blend has a hint of dark chocolate, which makes the espresso creamy. A slight aftertaste of forest fruits such as blackberries and raspberries characterize the Ducal
€20,50
Flaronis - Domino Domino Oro Bar beans 1 kg
Flaronis - Domino
Domino Oro Bar beans 1 kg
This truly exceptional coffee is characterized by a delicate crema and subtle aromas. On the palate, there are notes of roasted nuts and cocoa beans with a slight bitterness that gives this coffee a long and lingering flavor.
€12,99
Minges Minges Coffee creme  Cremano beans 1kg
Minges
Minges Coffee creme Cremano beans 1kg
Minges Café Cremano beans; an extremely spicy-aromatic Caffè Crema, which convinces Frahling lovers with its exquisite fullness of flavour and delicate crema. An exquisite composition for the daily enjoyment of speciality coffees.
€9,99
Schirmer Schirmer 1854 Colosseo Espresso beans 1 kg
Schirmer
Schirmer 1854 Colosseo Espresso beans 1 kg
The typical espresso coffee beans (Arabica / Robusta) and the special espresso roast give this espresso the coffee pleasure a la ITALIA - strong, aromatic and spicy
€11,25
Minges Minges Espresso Barista beans 1kg
Minges
Minges Espresso Barista beans 1kg
An espresso composition refined with the finest highland arabicas. The spicy-nutty body provides an intense aroma, crowned by a chocolate brown crema.
€11,59
Minges Minges Caffé Crema Vienna beans 1kg
Minges
Minges Caffé Crema Vienna beans 1kg
Minges Caffé Crème Vienna beans; according to Austrian recipe, Aromatic - Intense. A strongly roasted blend guarantees a pronounced coffee taste with discreet acidity and an intense aroma.
€10,99
Melitta Melitta Mein Café Mild Roast beans 1kg
Melitta
Melitta Mein Café Mild Roast beans 1kg
A fine fruity note harmonises particularly well with dark chocolate. Harmonious and balanced! With the Melitta Mein Café varieties, every coffee lover gets his money's worth. Café Mild Roast is characterised by its mild and delicately fruity taste.
€12,89
Flaronis - Domino Domino Crema Professionale beans 1 kg
Flaronis - Domino
Domino Crema Professionale beans 1 kg
Domino Crema Professionale is a delicious coffee with an intense aroma and soft cream, made from a subtle blend of beans from the best plantations in the world.
€11,99
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Merrild Merrild Barista Cremoso coffee beans 1 kg
Merrild
Merrild Barista Cremoso coffee beans 1 kg
This premium blend combines carefully selected Arabica and Robusta beans to deliver a balanced and full-bodied coffee experience. Enjoy deep chocolate notes and a silky crema that makes every cup extraordinary.
€16,49€15,98
Essse Caffe Essse Caffè Selezione Classica beans 1 kg
Essse Caffe
Essse Caffè Selezione Classica beans 1 kg
The Selezione Classica has an intense flavor with a creamy texture, low acidity and aromas of dark chocolate and malt. These characteristics make it an excellent choice for pure espresso as well as a base for cappuccino or latte macchiato.
€14,50
Schirmer Schirmer 1854 Il Vero Espresso beans 1 kg
Schirmer
Schirmer 1854 Il Vero Espresso beans 1 kg
The typical espresso coffee beans and the special espresso roasting give this espresso a spirited and strongly aromatic coffee taste.
€11,69
Merrild Merrild Crema whole beans 1 kg
Merrild
Merrild Crema whole beans 1 kg
The slow roasting process creates a full-bodied and aromatic coffee with subtle notes of dark chocolate.
€15,98
Buy coffee beans online. Choose from over 250 types of coffee beans. Use the filter (blue button) to quickly find your flavour.

Koffiezone offers you more than 240 kinds of coffee beans from dozens of renowned coffee brands from around the world.

All types of coffee beans of which have various labels. This in packages of 500 grams, kilograms and 2.5 kilograms. Always low priced and also great offers in coffee beans. We also offer single origin beans, 100% Arabica beans and even 100% Robusta beans for the lover of really strong coffee. Below are several questions about coffee beans that you would like answered.

What are the best coffee beans?

The best coffee beans are a matter of personal preference because taste is subjective. However, there are some popular coffee beans that are often praised, such as Arabica beans, especially those from well-known coffee regions such as Colombia, Brazil, Ethiopia and Costa Rica. In addition, beans with high-quality processing and roasting processes are often appreciated. It is important to try different beans to discover which is your favorite.

Which coffee beans are best for coffee machines?

Arabica coffee beans are generally recommended for coffee machines. These beans have a refined taste and contain less caffeine than Robusta beans. Choose good quality beans that are freshly roasted and properly packaged. Alternative is a blend of coffee beans of at least 85% Arabica and 15% other beans such as Robusta. Grinding the beans just before brewing the coffee ensures the best flavor. Experiment with different beans and roast grades to find the flavor you like best.

Where are coffee beans cheapest?

Coffee beans can vary in price depending on several factors, such as origin, quality and brand. Generally, coffee beans can be bought by the kilo or in bulk at online stores, which is almost always cheaper than buying smaller quantities in supermarkets. It is advisable to compare prices from different sources and keep an eye on offers to find the best deal. Koffiezone offers several very cheap coffee and we are one of the cheapest coffee websites in the Netherlands and Belgium. So for the best price-quality ratio of coffee, buy your coffee from us.

Which coffee beans contain less fat?

In general, coffee beans naturally contain little fat. The fat content in coffee beans is usually less than 1%. However, the specific fat content can vary depending on factors such as the origin of the beans and the roasting process.

If you are looking for coffee beans with an even lower fat content, consider choosing Arabica beans that have undergone a lighter roast. The roasting process can release certain fats in the beans, so beans that are less intensely roasted may potentially contain less fat.

It is important to note that the fat content in coffee beans generally does not have a significant impact on the nutritional value of the final coffee. Most of the fat remains in the coffee grounds and is not transferred to the brewed coffee.

What types of coffee beans are there?

There are several types of coffee beans that are grown and used to make coffee. The two most common types are Arabica and Robusta. Here is some information about each of these types:

1. Arabica: Arabica coffee beans are considered the highest quality and have a complex and sophisticated flavor. They often have a sweeter and fruitier taste and contain less caffeine than Robusta beans. Arabica beans are often grown at higher elevations and in different coffee regions around the world, such as Colombia, Brazil, Ethiopia and Costa Rica.

2. Robusta: Robusta coffee beans have a stronger and more bitter flavor profile compared to Arabica beans. They contain more caffeine and often have a nutty and earthy flavor. Robusta beans are generally cheaper and are often used in blends or for making espresso. They grow in lower elevations and are mainly found in countries such as Vietnam, Brazil, Indonesia and India.

Besides Arabica and Robusta, there are other lesser-known types of coffee beans, such as Liberica and Excelsa, which are grown mainly in specific regions and have a small share in global coffee production.

What do you need to know about coffee beans?

There are several important aspects you should know about coffee beans. Here are some essential points:

1. Types of coffee beans: The two most common types of coffee beans are Arabica and Robusta. Arabica beans generally have better quality and more complex flavor, while Robusta beans are stronger and more bitter.

2. Origin: Coffee beans are grown in different countries and regions around the world. Each region of origin has its own unique flavor characteristics and features. Popular coffee producing countries include Colombia, Brazil, Ethiopia, Vietnam and Costa Rica.

3. Roasting: The roasting process of coffee beans affects flavor. Lighter roasting preserves the original flavor characteristics of the beans, while darker roasting creates a more intense flavor with often more bitterness.

4. Freshness: Fresh coffee beans generally produce the best flavor. It is advisable to buy beans that have been roasted as recently as possible and consume them within a few weeks of roasting.

5. Storage: Coffee beans should be stored in a cool, dry and dark place, preferably in an airtight container. Exposure to air, moisture, heat and light can adversely affect the taste of the beans.

6. Grinding: Grinding coffee beans just before brewing coffee ensures the freshest flavor. The proper grind depends on the brewing method you use, such as coarser grind for a French press and finer grind for espresso.

7. Taste profile: Different coffee beans and their areas of origin offer various flavor profiles, ranging from fruity and floral to chocolaty and nutty. It is interesting to try different beans to discover your personal preference.

Understanding these aspects can help you choose and appreciate coffee beans based on your taste preferences.

What is the difference between regular coffee beans and espresso beans?

The main difference between regular coffee beans and espresso beans lies in the roast and grind. Here are the differences:

1. Roast: Espresso beans are generally roasted darker than regular coffee beans. A darker roast creates a more intense flavor with often more bitterness. Regular coffee beans can range from lighter to medium roast, depending on the desired flavor.

2. Grind: Espresso beans are ground more finely than regular coffee beans. The finer grind is specifically designed for brewing espresso, where water is forced through the coffee at high pressure. Regular coffee beans are often ground more coarsely because they are used for methods such as filter coffee or French press.

It is important to note that any type of coffee bean can be used to make espresso and vice versa. The distinction between espresso beans and regular coffee beans is based more on the roast and grind, which are tailored to the specific brewing method.

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