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For fully automatic machines, Gorilla Crema No.1 and Gorilla Café Crema work well. For espresso machines with a portafilter choose Gorilla Bar Crema, Gorilla Espresso Delicato or Gorilla Superbar Crema. For a French press or filter coffee maker, the milder varieties are most suitable.

Caffè Mauro Professional Forte has the highest intensity in the range. This variant is aimed at those who enjoy a very strong espresso. Miscela Maestoso is also intense and a popular choice for a robust cup of coffee.

Caffè Mauro roasts the beans slowly. This produces a deep, full flavour profile that is characteristic of Italian coffee. The brand dates back to 1949 and uses a consistent process to maintain quality.

Yes. In our online shop Caffè Mauro beans are available in 1 kg packs. A bulk discount applies for larger quantities, which is useful for hospitality businesses, offices or coffee lovers who order regularly.

Yes. Varieties such as Caffè Mauro De Luxe and Caffè Mauro Premium work well for cappuccino. The Arabica Robusta blend provides a solid espresso base that complements milk, and the crema remains visible after adding milk.

Arabica beans give a soft, fruity and aromatic flavour. Robusta beans are stronger, contain more caffeine and produce a dense crema. In Caffè Mauro blends both types complement each other, and pure Arabica is only found in Caffè Mauro Centopercento.

A. Joerges GmbH is a German roastery. The coffee is roasted in Germany and is therefore classed as German coffee beans.

We do not make any claims about that. Chai tea is a blend of black tea and spices such as ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves and pepper, traditionally prepared with milk and water. What we can tell you is that black tea contains caffeine: a cup of chai contains less than a coffee, but it is not caffeine-free. If you are sensitive to caffeine you can choose a version with rooibos instead of black tea, or steep it for a shorter time. Chai can be part of a varied diet; for health questions, speak to your doctor.

The standard ingredients are black tea, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, cloves and black pepper. Depending on the recipe or brand, blends may also include anise, fennel or other spices, and some contain milk powder or are served with milk and sugar.

Chai is the spiced tea brewed with hot water, while a chai latte is the same tea combined with steamed, frothy milk. A chai latte is creamier and milder in flavour than plain chai.

Classic chai made with black tea is not ideal just before bedtime because of the caffeine. For the evening, choose a caffeine-free chai or a rooibos or herbal blend without tea leaves for a more relaxing ritual.

Yes. Chai made with black tea contains caffeine, and the amount depends on steeping time and the quantity of tea. Caffeine-free versions are available, typically made with rooibos or other herbs without tea leaves.

Dutch Harvest hemp tea is made from industrial hemp. These are varieties intended for food use, with a minimal THC content, and the tea has no psychoactive effects. You prepare and drink it just like any other herbal tea. If you have questions about the rules in your own country, we recommend checking them with the relevant authorities.

Hemp tea, such as Dutch Harvest, is made from hemp leaves and does not contain substances that can cause psychoactive effects. We cannot attribute any effect on the body to it: it is a caffeine-free infusion with a characteristic fresh, green taste, which many people choose as an alternative to classic tea.

We cannot promise any effect on your sleep. Hemp tea is caffeine-free, so you can happily drink it in the evening. The Sleepy Hemp variant is blended with herbs such as valerian and has a soft, lightly spiced taste: for many people a warm drink is simply part of the evening routine.