Destination Coffee Club

Klaus Thomsen is a co-founder of Coffee Collective in Copenhagen, Denmark. “For a long time, Scandinavian countries have been buying more washed arabica than robusta to brew as filter coffee,” he says. “This has helped to establish a consumer base that largely prefers cleaner-tasting coffees.

“In Denmark, people were introduced to more aromatic and acidic Kenyan coffees earlier on compared to other markets,” he adds. “Meanwhile, in Norway, prominent roaster Solberg & Hansen has been buying complex and flavourful coffees for some time.”

Interested in trying Nordic Specialty coffee... I'll be visiting several Nordic countries sampling their coffee and bringing some back to the US for a select few of coffee club members.



https://perfectdailygrind.com/2023/02/nordic-roasters-driving-innovation-in-specialty-coffee/

You never know when this might be needed....

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Interesting read with your morning coffee ☕

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