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85% of the aluminium in our capsules is recycled aluminium

Aluminium is the perfect barrier to oxygen, light and humidity and to protect the freshness and the aromas of high-quality coffee, over time. Besides that is infinitely recyclable and is one of the most widely recycled materials in the world.

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Orafio

Malted Cereal & Caramel

intensity of 6

DKK 48.90

1 sleeve (10 capsules)

Capsule price: DKK 4.89

85 % recycled aluminium*
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DKK 48.90

1 sleeve (10 capsules)

Capsule price: DKK 4.89

Malted Cereal & Caramel

A glowing blend of Latin American Arabicas and a touch of Robusta bring cereal and caramel notes in bold balance.
Best served as
Espresso (40 ml)
Notes
Caramel

Body

1 of 5

Body

Bitterness

3 of 5

Bitterness

Acidity

3 of 5

2

Roastiness

2 of 5

4

Orafio

Orafio glows in your cup with its warm cereal and roasted notes. A blend of Latin American Arabicas with a touch of Ugandan Robusta, this coffee has a light body, low bitterness, and graces your palate with just a hint of acidity. This one is pure gold. In a Latte Macchiato recipe, Orafios coffee character becomes softened, giving way to sweet caramel and milky notes.

Origin

This blend combines fine Arabicas from Brazil and Costa Rica, with a high quality, naturally processed Robustas from Uganda.

Roasting

Arabicas get a dark and short roast for intensity, while the high quality Robustas get a lighter and longer roast for to keep bitterness in check.