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Are the hazelnuts in this chocolate treat fresh and crunchy?
We use only fresh, crunchy hazelnuts for this product. Customers appreciate the freshness and crispness of our hazelnuts within the dark chocolate layer.
What should I do if the packaging of the Coffee of the Month is swollen?
Our packaging features a special valve to guarantee freshness; a slightly swollen bag can occur due to freshly roasted beans that are still releasing gases. This is normal and helps keep the coffee fresh. If the packaging is extremely inflated or has an unusual smell, please feel free to contact us for advice.
What does the combination of dark chocolate and hazelnuts taste like?
This combination offers a rich, intense chocolate flavour, complemented by the nutty, slightly sweet taste of fresh hazelnuts. The dark chocolate is fuller and less sweet than milk chocolate, resulting in a balanced, grown-up treat.
Why does the packaging only state ‘Kilimanjaro’ as the origin and not a specific plantation?
In Tanzania, Arabica coffee is grown on the fertile slopes surrounding Kilimanjaro. Our product is composed of AA-grade beans from this region, cultivated by small-scale producers. Because production takes place on a small scale and on varying plantations, we indicate the region rather than a specific plantation. This allows us to offer consistent quality while preserving freshness and flavour.
What is the flavour balance between the hazelnut and the milk chocolate in this product?
We combine crunchy hazelnuts with a generous layer of creamy milk chocolate. This creates a good balance: the rich, nutty flavour of the hazelnut is complemented by the sweet and smooth milk chocolate, which will appeal to lovers of both flavours.
Are these coffee beans suitable for espresso, cappuccino and filter coffee?
Our Tanzanian beans are versatile. Many customers appreciate them as an espresso due to their smooth and balanced flavour. They also work well in cappuccino or cortado, where the flavours blend nicely with milk. For filter coffee (such as Chemex, AeroPress or V60), opinions are divided: some enthusiasts find a lack of complexity with this brewing method. Overall, this bean is therefore especially recommended for espresso and milk-based variations.
Which coffee filters fit this Hario V60 dripper size 02?
For this Hario V60 dripper size 02, we recommend using only Hario V60 coffee filters size 02. These are available in both white and brown. Other sizes or brands of filters do not fit properly and may negatively affect extraction.
What are the dominant flavour characteristics of these Tanzania 100% arabica coffee beans?
This coffee has a beautiful sharp flavour with a wine-like, slightly acidic character, as noted by our customers. You can expect a medium to full, buttery body with some sweetness and virtually no bitterness. For many customers, the wine-like acidity is particularly recognisable, without becoming overwhelmingly sour.
What is this V60 dripper made of and does it affect the taste?
This V60 size 02 dripper is made from BPA-free plastic. This material does not affect the taste of your coffee, is highly durable and easy to clean. The plastic version is also lighter and less fragile than the glass or ceramic versions.
Do I need to use special coffee beans for Cold Brew in this Hario Mizudashi?
You can use almost any coffee bean with the Hario Mizudashi, but for the best results we recommend choosing a coarser grind and opting for beans with a profile that is sweet, fresh, and low in bitterness. Cold Brew generally brings out the sweeter, milder notes in coffee. Feel free to experiment to taste!
What exactly does the ‘wine-like’ acidity in this coffee mean?
By ‘wine-like acidity’ we mean that the coffee contains light, fruity acids reminiscent of wine – without actually tasting like wine. These fresh, elegant acids are characteristic of the better Tanzanian coffees and provide a lively character without being overpowering. Customers who were unsure about this description still recognised this unique profile when tasting.
Can I also use the Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Coffee Pot for making hot coffee or tea?
Yes, the Hario Mizudashi is made from heat- and cold-resistant glass. The included filter makes the pot suitable for brewing both Cold Brew coffee and for preparing loose leaf tea. For hot coffee, we recommend following Hario's instructions, as the pot is officially designed for the Cold Brew brewing method.
Is the filter reusable and easy to clean?
Yes, the permanent filter of the Hario Mizudashi is reusable and easy to clean. After use, you can empty the filter, rinse it under running water and, if necessary, clean it with a soft brush. Both the filter and the pot are dishwasher safe.
How much coffee and water do I need for this Cold Brew pot and what is the best brewing method?
For a pot of 600 ml cold brew coffee, we recommend 650 ml of cold water to 50 grams of coarsely ground coffee beans. Place the coffee in the filter, slowly pour the water over it in a circular motion, put the lid on and shake gently. Then let the pot steep in the fridge for 8 to 12 hours. After that, you can serve the coffee straight away, optionally with ice or milk.
Is this V60 dripper suitable for both beginners and experienced home baristas?
Yes, the Hario V60 is known for its ease of use and versatility. Both beginners and experienced home baristas can brew delicious coffee with it. You will find many tips and recipes for inspiration online and on our site.

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