Lavazza Top Class Espresso Whole Beans Coffee Net 2.2lb/1kg Lavazza Top Class sets high standards. A full body and pleasant spicy aroma, excellent crema and presence. Lavazza Top Class it is one of the better brands. Lavazza chooses a blend of 50% high-grade Arabica coffees from Central and South America as well as 50% washed
Lavazza Top Class Espresso Whole Beans Coffee Net 2.2lb/1kg Lavazza Top Class sets high standards. A full body and pleasant spicy aroma, excellent crema and presence. Lavazza Top Class it is one of the better brands. Lavazza chooses a blend of 50% high-grade Arabica coffees from Central and South America as well as 50% washed Robusta from Indonesia, which is among the best ones from the continent. Because of its roasting the beans remain rather dry and lackluster which makes them very suitable for all coffee machines. Lavazza Top Class sets the standard and other roasters, too, show that high-class Robusta coffees can also be roasted into excellent coffees. Lavazza Top Class is a full-bodied coffee with a rich mouthfeel and an excellent crema. Because of its body Lavazza Top Class is very suitable for espresso and mixing with milk. It has a rich, full and sweet aroma and a long presence. 50% Arabica 50% Robusta Excellent Crema
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My favorite of the Lavazza Brands I have a fully automatic espresso machine, and it is a little picky about the beans that it will accept. Anything with even a hint of an oil coating the bean just results in a gummed up mess. The Lavazza beans have all worked well in it, at least the few blends I have tried, but this is my favorite of all of them.=== The Good Stuff ===* It has a reasonably strong flavor that holds up well in the lattes that I usually drink. I have found that one or two of the other…
A favorite in Italian households and cafes in Tuscany. Hands-down my favorite brand of coffee. There are two main coffee brands in Italy, Illy and Lavazza. In my experiences there, about 70% of bars (cafes) and restaurants use Illy, but about 90% of people use Lavazza in their homes. For my taste…Lavazza wins hands-down.The beans are perfectly roasted so they are dry enough to not ruin your burr grinder or automatic espresso machine, but grinding releases a kitchen full of aroma and a cupful of flavor.I would say this is a bold but medium flavor of coffee. It uses…
The bean of my dreams. I’m still looking for the perfect home-made espresso, but there are so many variables I haven’t hit on it yet. SO FAR, these are the best beans I’ve tried: they are deep and rich without being oily. They grind nicely fine in my grinder, without clogging or sticking. At least I can count on one variable being settled: Lavazza Top Class Whole Beans are the one for me.