Julius Meinl Espresso: A Perfect Blend of Quality and Tradition

The Julius Meinl company is renowned for its premium coffee products, and their espresso blend is no exception. With representatives in 15 countries and distributors in over 50 more, the company has established itself as one of the largest suppliers of high-quality coffee in the world.

Their commitment to quality control is evident at every stage of production, ensuring that their finished products meet the highest international standards. The company's coffee beans are sourced from top-quality plantations across Central and Latin America, West Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya, India, and Brazil. In fact, Julius Meinl is one of the few companies to have earned the prestigious RainForest Alliance (RFA) certificate, which confirms their dedication to sustainable and responsible coffee production.

The company's two coffee factories in Austria and Italy use traditional roasting methods to bring out the unique flavors of their Arabica beans. The Austrian factory uses a secret Viennese recipe to roast its grains, while the Italian factory employs special Italian roasting techniques to create a distinct flavor profile. The result is a medium-roast espresso that balances acidity and bitterness perfectly.

The Julius Meinl Premium Grain Espresso coffee comes in a convenient 1kg bag with a valve that protects the coffee from direct sunlight, moisture, and foreign odors. With its bright aroma, long-lasting aftertaste, and soft foam, this coffee is sure to delight even the most discerning palates. Whether you're looking for a morning pick-me-up or an afternoon energy boost, Julius Meinl's espresso blend is the perfect choice.

In fact, you can buy JULIUS MEINL Premium Grain Espresso coffee, 1 kg right here in Moscow at the METRO shopping center. With its rich flavor and smooth texture, this coffee is sure to energize your day and leave you feeling refreshed and focused. So why settle for an ordinary cup of coffee when you can have a Julius Meinl espresso experience?

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