Bristot coffee beans for espresso at home
Bristot coffee beans are the whole beans of the Italian brand Bristot, made for espresso machines at home, and you'll find Bristot Classico Oro and Bristot Classico Intenso e Cremoso here in 1 kg bags. Oro is the softer cup and Intenso e Cremoso the more intense one. The notes below cover flavour, strength and which drinks suit each coffee.

Who makes Bristot coffee?
Bristot is an Italian coffee brand from Procaffè S.p.A. in Belluno, where it was founded in 1919, in the middle of the Dolomites. It is the leading brand of Procaffè, and the 1 kg bags have an aroma valve and the line "Belluno Italia 1919".
Which Bristot Classico coffee suits you?
Bristot Classico Oro and Bristot Classico Intenso e Cremoso are blends of Arabica and Robusta in whole beans, so you choose on flavour notes and strength.
Bristot Classico Oro: "Morbido e Corposo"
Bristot Classico Oro is subtitled "Morbido e Corposo", which means soft and full. The beans are medium roasted, with flavour notes of chocolate, malt and walnut. Bristot rates it 9/10 on its own scale, and on our scale its strength is 11 out of 13.
Bristot Classico Intenso e Cremoso: intense and creamy
The name Bristot Classico Intenso e Cremoso means intense and creamy. Bristot calls it its typical Italian breakfast coffee, with notes of tobacco, wood and milk chocolate. It scores 10/10 on Bristot's scale and 12 out of 13 on ours.
Preparing Bristot Classico coffee beans
Bristot makes Bristot Classico Oro and Classico Intenso e Cremoso for espresso machines at home, and the bags show pictograms for a bean-to-cup machine and a semi-automatic espresso machine with a portafilter. These are the drinks for each coffee:
- Bristot Classico Oro: espresso, cappuccino or latte.
- Bristot Classico Intenso e Cremoso: espresso, cappuccino or latte macchiato.
On its own website, Bristot shows Classico Intenso e Cremoso being prepared in a bean-to-cup machine.
More coffee beans
Beans from other brands are in our coffee beans range, and the whole selection is under coffee.












