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Joerges Heritage Schümli - Coffee Beans - 1 kg

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Schümli is the Swiss word for the fine layer of crema on a long coffee, and that is what this blend is built for: 100% Arabica beans, roasted to come out of the machine with a silky crema and a mild, rounded aroma with a gentle acidity behind it. It is made for modern bean-to-cup machines, and comes as whole beans in a 1 kg bag.

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What Schümli means

In Switzerland a Schümli is a long coffee with a fine layer of crema on top — the little foam cap the name refers to. Joerges Heritage Schümli is a blend built to produce it: Arabica only, roasted so the coffee leaves the machine with a silky crema rather than a thin one.

In the cup

The aroma is mild but full, with a light, pleasant acidity running underneath — the kind that makes a cup taste fresh rather than sour. Because it is all Arabica there is no Robusta bite: it stays smooth and even from the first sip. At 4 out of 13 on the Café du Jour scale it is one of the gentler coffees we sell, so if you find espresso blends too sharp, this goes the other way.

Which machine

It is made for modern bean-to-cup machines, which grind and brew in one go and are the usual way a Schümli gets made. Whole beans, so the grinder does the rest.

Specifications

  • Brand: Joerges, Heritage range
  • Format: whole beans, 1 kg bag
  • Blend: 100% Arabica
  • Roast: built for a silky crema
  • Flavour: mild, full-bodied, smooth, light acidity
  • Strength: 4 out of 13 on the Café du Jour scale
  • Suits: bean-to-cup machines
More Information
Product codeCDJ-JOERGSCH-1KG
BrandJoerges
EAN4039398131573
Produced inGermany
Coffee typeCoffee beans
Strength4 - Regular
FlavourFloral, Fruity
VarietyArabica
Ideal coffee preparationsEspresso, Filter coffee, Cappuccino, Crema, Lungo, Latte
Ideal preparation methodBean-to-cup machine, Semi-automatic espresso machine, Filter, French press, Percolator
Contains caffeineYes
Roast level Light
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What does Schümli mean in the Joerges Heritage Schümli coffee beans?

Schümli refers to the delicate layer of foam, the crema, that should sit on top of a coffee in Switzerland.

The blend is inspired by the invention of the first bean to cup coffee machine in Rüti on Lake Zurich in Switzerland and was developed for modern coffee machines. A Schümli is therefore a longer, mild coffee with a nice crema instead of a short, powerful espresso.

Is the Joerges Heritage Schümli suitable for my bean to cup machine?

Yes, this blend was developed specially for modern coffee machines and bean to cup machines.

These are whole beans of 100 percent Arabica, which your machine grinds itself. It is not an extremely dark roast, so you do not have to worry about a very oily bean in the grinder.

What does the Joerges Heritage Schümli taste like?

It is a blend of 100 percent Arabica beans with a mild but full aroma and a pleasant, light acidity.

A silky crema is typical of this coffee. The flavour profile is mild, full and smooth, making it a harmonious coffee without sharp bitterness. If you find it too sour in your machine, use a slightly finer grind size or raise the brewing temperature.

Do I get whole beans or ground coffee with the 1 kilo Joerges Heritage Schümli?

You receive 1 kilo of whole coffee beans, so no ground coffee.

If you do not have a grinder, this is not the right choice. If you grind yourself, choose the grind size that suits your appliance: espresso grind for an espresso machine, filter grind for a pour-over filter and percolator grind for the powder chute of a Jura.

How do you store the Joerges Heritage Schümli beans after opening?

Close the bag properly after every use and store the beans cool, dark and dry.

Do not put coffee in the fridge, because the beans absorb moisture and odours in there. Unopened, coffee keeps for about a year, but it tastes best if you finish the bag within three months.

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