Specialty coffee by Terres de Café - Capsules Yeti village x 100

Capsules Yeti village x 100

€69.90

Score 85+

Awarded a silver medal at the Prix Épicures de l'Épicerie Fine in 2018. Yeti Village from Ethiopia is the first coffee sourced by our founder Christophe Servell, a silky, gourmet classic.

Score

85+

Origin

Ethiopia

Region / Farm

Altitude

1501 to 1750

Producer

Plusieurs petits producteurs

Type d'agriculture

Under forest, certified organic

Sourcing note

Organic Yeti Village Moka, harvested in the forests on the outskirts of the village of Yeti in Ethiopia's Wallaga region, was the first coffee sourced and purchased by Christophe Servell in 2009. It is the house's signature coffee, and its best-seller!

ORGANIC YETI VILLAGE CAPSULES X 10

Yeti is the name of the village where the coffee trees have been growing under the forest for thousands of years. 100% forest coffee!

TASTING NOTE: On the nose, a hint of milky chocolate bars. On the palate, notes of chocolate and almond butter, tonka bean, cardamom, bergamot and a hint of red fruit.

A silky, gourmet cup.

Spécificities

Intensity - Fruit : 4/5
Coop - Producer : Yerosati - Several small producers
Region - Altitude : Wallaga / 1500m
Variety - Process : Yellow bourbon - Natural
Agriculture : Certified organic, Forest coffee

Profile

Spiced

Attribute

Gourmand

Variétés

Mokas Heirloom

Fermentation

Natural

CERTIFIED HOME COMPOSTABLE ®NESPRESSO COMPATIBLE CAPSULES *

Biobased, our c apsules are made from 100% a material derived from cellulose and vegetable oils.

Impervious to oxygen, they perfectly preserve the aromas of coffee, and are the first to be "OK Home Compost" certified.

The “Home Compost” certification guarantees the total degradation of the capsule after 20 weeks, at room temperature, in your domestic compost.

These home compostable capsules, packaged in a protective atmosphere, are produced in France and contain 100% organic and freshly roasted specialty coffee.

Carefully roasted in France.

* Brand belonging to a third party, unrelated to Terres de Café.