Mövenpick El Autentico - Coffee Beans - 1 Kilogram

What is Mövenpick El Autentico?

Mövenpick El Autentico is a pack of whole coffee beans from Mövenpick. Mövenpick also uses the name Der Himmlische, which means the heavenly. The blend brings together Arabica and Robusta beans, with carefully processed highland coffees for a balanced, full flavour.

Who is it suitable for?

This coffee suits you if you like a medium roast for everyday brewing. It gives a rounded cup with chocolaty, spicy and nutty notes. Café du Jour gives it intensity 6 on its scale from 1 to 13, and the manufacturer rates it 5 on its own 10-point scale.

• Choose it if you want a clear coffee taste with full body.
• Choose it if you use espresso, filter coffee, cappuccino or crema.
• Choose it if you want a 1 kg bag for regular home use.

How do you use Mövenpick El Autentico?

Use Mövenpick El Autentico as whole beans and grind them just before brewing. Match the grind to espresso, filter coffee, cappuccino or crema. The 1000 g pack suits regular home use and gives you enough coffee for many brews.

• Use a fine grind for espresso.
• Use a medium grind for filter coffee.
• Use it as a base for cappuccino.
• Use it as a base for crema.

Features and specifications

This blend is a whole-bean Arabica/Robusta mix with a medium roast. The beans come from Brazil, Colombia, Vietnam and India, and they are roasted in Germany. The pack contains 1000 g and comes in a bag.

• Taste notes: chocolaty, spicy and nutty.
• Whole coffee beans.
• Blend type: Arabica/Robusta blend.
• Origin: Brazil, Colombia, Vietnam and India.
• Roasted in Germany.
• Pack size: 1000 g.
• Bag format.
• Intensity 6 on Café du Jour's scale from 1 to 13.
• Manufacturer intensity 5 on its own 10-point scale.

Alternatives and combinations

You can change the grind, the milk ratio or the brew size to shape the cup. If you want a different option, choose another whole-bean coffee or a different roast level. You can also keep the same beans and switch between espresso, filter coffee, cappuccino and crema.

• Another whole-bean coffee for a different blend.
• A different roast level for a different taste direction.
• Espresso for a shorter cup.
• Filter coffee for a longer cup.
• Cappuccino for a milk drink.
• Crema for an espresso-style cup.