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Today we are thrilled to release an outstanding quality Ethiopian coffee that Nero Scuro Specialty Coffees sourced for you. The coffee is immediately available on our online shop.
It comes from the Debo wetmill (Kochere region - Yirgachefe), which collects, sorts and processes cherries from about 750 small producers in the area. Each farmer grows less than 1500 trees with a production of 100 to 200 grams of green coffee per tree. In a few words, a truly rare microlot!
This coffee is a Grade 1 Ethiopian Heirloom. It has been grown and harvested at about 2.000masl and has been processed with a fully washed approach. The SCAA cup score tops to 90!
In the cup we found jasmine and violet, citrus, tangerine, marzipan and green apple acidity. It a delicate and elegant, yet very structured coffee.
Get a bag of this coffee, freshly roasted for you, from our online store.
Dear Coffee Lovers,
We are taking a break in August to attend some SCAE courses abroad and keep ourselves updated on the latest coffee trends. And we will take the chance to rest a bit too :-)
The roastery will be closed from the 9th to the 29th of August. The last roasting day will be the 3rd with shipping on the 5th.
We will be back with many new specialty coffees, stay tuned.
Have a great summer folks!
We just finished to roast profile a new microlot from El Salvador, which is now available on our webshop.
The Finca Don Jaime is located in the Chalatenango region, north-west of El Salvador, at an altitude of about 1600m a. The finca is extended over only seven hectares: of which three are grown at Pacas and four at Pacamara.
The exclusive single-origin microlot that Nero Scuro has obtained and roasted for you is composed only of selected Pacas beans, a natural mutation of Bourbon, appeared at the end of the '40s right in El Salvador.
The microlot has been processed by removing the skin but leaving all the pulp on the bean (honey pulped process), fermented for 18 hours and finally dried for two weeks.
In the cup this coffee is very rich and sweet. We tasted notes of raisins, lemon zest, cherry and tropical fruits. This El Salvador is very special and unique. We love it as it departs from the most classic flavors of this single origin, which usually recalls the conventional roasted peanuts.
---> Check it out now on our webshop <---
There will be a small variation to the roasting schedule on the week ending the 5th of June, 2016.
Due to an Italian bank Holliday ("Festa della Repubblica") we will anticipate to Friday 3rd, as opposed to Saturday 4th, the roasting day. All the orders will be shipped as per usual on Monday 6th.
All the orders placed after the 10am of Friday 3rd will be roasted on the 11th of June and shipped on the 13th of June, as per usual schedule.
Thanks for your support.
The Nero Scuro's team.
We are always proud to read positive reviews of coffee shops and restaurants that serve Nero Scuro coffees. We just come across one on laVINIum.com we would like to share with you.
Mauro Carrazza's Antica Dimora restaurant is an extreme-quality, single-table, reservation-required restaurant in Capranica, about an hour by car from Rome.
From the review: “It’s a pleasure to watch [Mauro] preparing the dishes, it does it with skill and almost noiselessly. He cooks strictly in the crock: only with this material you can cook a soup for over three hours, enhancing the flavours.”
Mauro serves our single origin coffees extracted with the Italian classic Moka Pot.
“Mauro found a small manufacturer selling only fine single variety packs from Burundi, Colombia, Guatemala, Ethiopia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Kenya and Mexico. We got a Burundi, really good and not at all bitter, so much so that we did not feel the need to add sugar.”
Read more about Mauro Carrazza’s Antica Dimora restaurant on laVINIum.com

The pictures have been taken and are (C) of laVINIum.com
The Nero Scuro specialty coffees will be served from the 10th of April to the 12nd at the SCAE Brew Bar, as part of the Sol & Agrifood exhibition, part of the larger Vinitaly fair which will be held at the Trade Fair Buildings of Verona (Italy).
In Verona you will have the chance of tasting our Kenya Gatuya AA and Colombia Nariño Benedo Urbano Microlot extracted with pour-over methods by expert SCAE baristas.
The SCAE brew bar is in the area “A Taste of Coffee” of the Sol & Agrifood Pav. C.
Come for a free tasting and send us your feedback.
Today we added a new Kenyan microlot to our range: the Gatuya AA, from the Muranga region. This coffee is taking the place of our beloved Chania Estate AA, which run out of stock.
A very sweet one, with lemon, blackcurrant and (very evident) grapefruit notes, it turns out excellent in any extraction, including filter and espresso.
A few notes from the product page:
This superb quality coffee comes from the popular Gatuya Factory wetmill in the Muranga region of Central Kenya in perfectly sealed 15kg vacuum packed bags. It is composed almost exclusively (99%) by the superior SL28 cultivar grown at about 1700masl. In the Muranga region there are mainly smallholder farms, each with 200 trees in average. They are organized in Cooperative Societies that acts as umbrella organizations for the Factories (wetmills), where the smallholders deliver their coffee cherries for processing. Gatuya is infact member of New Murarandia Farmers Co-operative Society.
The farmers are surrounded by several wetmills in the area and they are free to choose where they want to deliver their cherries as members. Due to the traditional auction system in Kenya, quality is rewarded with higher prices. The better factories will then attract more farmers by producing coffee getting the highest prices, as well as giving high payback rate to the farmers. In the cup we taste lemon and blackcurrant with a hint of grapefruit. A sweet coffee with intense, complex, and flavour profile.
This coffee is available on our web store and delivered freshly roasted to your address of choice.
Last, but not least, among the African specialty coffees we have been presenting you during this year, there is a new addition: the Rwanda Kamiro from Motherland Farmers’ washing station.
The washing station and the connected growers are located in an area characterized by ideal conditions for growing coffee at an altitude of 1700-2000 masl. There are about 1,000 farmers in the community that Motherland Farmers is supporting by providing organic fertilizers and education to foster a sustainable development and make the coffee production more profitable.
The coffee roasted by Nero Scuro offers cup notes of apricot, date, chestnut honey, floral and spices. Light roasted, it has a soft body and medium acidity.

Available now on our website, freshly roasted to order