Coffee

We order our coffee directly from Finnish small roasteries, where they come from the countries of origin either directly or through wholesalers.

Absolutely!

Is. Organic coffees are available at almost all roasting levels. There are also a few fair trades. In addition, there are coffees that are UTZ sustainability certified.

Milk or e.g. oat drink can be used and does not spoil or completely lose the coffee’s own taste, even if it masks the finest nuances. You can tell the difference between good and “ordinary” coffee even if you drink … Continued

Not necessarily. There are many ways to make good coffee, with the espresso method being one and the filter method another. It’s a matter of taste what you like the most in the end. Of course, you should try different … Continued

Yes, it is. The difference between good and “ordinary” coffee can be clearly seen even with a cheap machine, and the aromas of flavored coffees taste good regardless of the machine. Of course, filter makers also come in different qualities. … Continued

Yes, you can. We can grind the beans at the time of purchase into a grinding suitable for a filter machine (or anything else). In this case, it is ready to be used like regular coffee.

Coffee should not be stored in the refrigerator – it usually does more harm than good. The humidity of the refrigerator and often the smells of other foods cause more harm to the taste of coffee than the theoretical slower … Continued

The best place to store everyday coffee is its own packaging in a dark and dry place without strong odors. In general households, a dry goods cabinet is good for this purpose. Of course, a real coffee lover has his … Continued

Yes you can. However, it is advisable to keep the coffee unopened in its own packaging. If you wish, coffee can be put in an airtight package put in the freezer. However, make sure that the package has reached room … Continued