Flavour finder: which coffee suits you?

1. How do you brew your coffee?
1. How do you brew your coffee?
2. What should it taste like?
2. What should it taste like?

From the roasters' notes – not a measurement.

3. How much can a kilo cost?
3. How much can a kilo cost?

Price per kg – 250 g costs a quarter of that.

4. With or without caffeine?
4. With or without caffeine?

How the flavour finder decides

Brewing. Roasters roast coffee lighter for filter and darker for espresso; an omni roast suits both. We count what the roaster states, not our guess.

Flavour. The flavour notes come from the roasters' notes and are grouped into eight families – from chocolate to blossom. This is a description, not a measurement: how a coffee tastes also depends on grind, water and recipe.

Budget. We compare the price per kilo, so 250 g and 1 kg bags are comparable.

The order of the suggestions is the same as in the catalogue – not for sale. How we sort