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Julius Meinl Espresso Premium Collection - coffee beans - 1 kg

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Julius Meinl Espresso Premium Collection is a blend made only from Arabica beans grown in Brazil and Central America. It gets a medium roast in the Viennese coffee house tradition and comes as whole beans in a 1 kg bag. Use it in an espresso machine with a grinder alongside, or pour it straight into a fully automatic bean-to-cup machine, which grinds the beans for every cup.

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Julius Meinl is an Austrian coffee producer with its roots in coffee bar culture: the cafés where artists, writers and thinkers met to talk, to work and to look for ideas. Julius Meinl Espresso from the Premium Collection is roasted in line with the Viennese coffee house tradition that grew up in those places.

The blend

This is a blend made only from Arabica beans, grown in Brazil and Central America. The beans get a medium roast, not a very dark one. On our strength scale it comes in at 9 out of 13.

Which machine?

As the name says, this is an espresso blend, so it belongs in an espresso machine with a grinder next to it. It is just as much at home in a fully automatic bean-to-cup machine. That makes it a sensible bag to buy if you have a bean-to-cup machine at home and want a Viennese-style espresso from it without any fuss.

At a glance

  • Brand: Julius Meinl, Premium Collection
  • Type: whole coffee beans
  • Blend: Arabica only, from Brazil and Central America
  • Roast: medium, in the Viennese coffee house tradition
  • Strength: 9 out of 13
  • Suitable for: espresso machines and bean-to-cup machines
  • Weight: 1 kg
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FAQ
Customer Questions
Why does it say Vienna on my pack of Julius Meinl Espresso Premium Collection?

Julius Meinl packaging now says Vienna, because the brand comes from Vienna. The packaging has been updated and looks different from before, but the beans in the bag have stayed the same. If you have a largely black pack with the number 9000403895327 below the barcode, you have the Julius Meinl Espresso Premium Collection in your hands.

Is the Julius Meinl Espresso Premium Collection suitable for a bean to cup machine?

Yes. These are whole coffee beans with a medium roast and according to Julius Meinl this medium strength espresso is also intended for bean to cup coffee machines. A medium roasted bean is less oily than a dark Italian roast, which means the grinder of your bean to cup machine copes with it well. This blend also works perfectly in a portafilter machine.

Where does the coffee in the Julius Meinl Espresso Premium Collection come from?

The beans come from Brazil and Central America, including Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, El Salvador and Nicaragua. The blend is roasted in the Viennese coffee house tradition. Julius Meinl has been roasting coffee in Austria since 1862.

What does the Julius Meinl Espresso Premium Collection taste like and how much do I use?

We describe this blend as chocolatey, nutty and slightly fruity, with a medium roast. It is intended as an espresso, but it also lends itself to cappuccino and filter coffee. For a double espresso, allow about 16 to 20 grams of ground coffee. If you are making filter coffee, 5 to 8 grams per cup is a good starting point.

How do I store an opened bag of Julius Meinl Espresso Premium Collection?

Seal the 1 kilo bag well after each use and store it in a cool, dark and dry place. The fridge is not a good spot: coffee attracts moisture and odours there. Unopened, roasted coffee keeps for about a year, but the aroma is at its best within about three months of opening the bag.

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