Organic Paradise Blend

Organic Paradise Blend Ground – 250grams

Variety : Blend Coffee
Characteristic : Smooth Deep Body, Soft Acidity, with Pleasant Dark Chocolate Notes

East Timor Arabica

Bel Canto Single Origin : East Timor Arabica – Ground 250grams

Variety : 100% Arabica Coffee.
Characteristic : medium body, aromatic, with sweet herbal note

Flores Arabica

Bel Canto Single Origin : Flores Arabica (Bajawa Highland) – Ground 250grams

Variety : 100% Arabica Coffee.
Characteristic : Smooth medium body, aromatic with hints of choco flavor

Java Arabica

Bel Canto Single Origin : Java Arabica – Ground 250grams

Variety:  100% Arabica Coffee.
Characteristic : medium body, aromatic with sweet spicy note

Sulawesi Toraja Kalosi

Bel Canto Single Origin : Sulawesi Toraja Kalossi – Ground 250grams

Variety: 100% Arabica Coffee.
Characteristic : well balanced of deep body with pleasant dark chocoltae note

Sumatra Mandheling

Bel Canto Single Origin : Sumatra Mandheling – 250grams Ground
Variety : 100% Arabica Coffee.
Characteristic : deep full body, earthy with bittersweet chocolate

Good Morning Breakfast

Bel Canto Good Morning Breakfast Blend (BC GMB) – Ground 250grams

Variety : Blend Coffee.
Characteristic : medium body, low acidity, with sweet elegant caramel notes

250grams, 100% Arabica Coffee (Ground).
Characteristic : Well balanced body, earthy with bittersweet honey.

Wamena Papua Arabica

The country of origin where coffee was supposed to have been birthed is Ethiopia, and the story behind it is that there was a goat herder who noticed that his goats were pretty hyper after eating wild Ethiopian berries. What’s that about? He then decided to brew those berries into a drink, and coffee was born! It is a lot more complex than that though, because it took until the 1600s for coffee to be imported into Venice and affect all of Europe, and we in the US didn’t see the delicious bean until 1607 when John Smith brought it over into Jamestown.

There is much more to learn about the decadent history of coffee, but that is a little bit of fun history for you to use as anecdotes to impress your friends.

This may seem too good to be true, but I assure you, it is not. There was a small study showing that when a group of men cycled after having a few cups of coffee beforehand, then their results of pain and soreness were dramatically reduced.

Researchers had 25 subjects engage in two bouts of high intensity cycling. Before each session, they gave every subject a pill. One time, the pill contained the equivalent of two or three cups of coffee. The other time it was just a placebo. The participants all said they felt less pain in their leg muscles during the caffeine-assisted workout than they did with the sugar pill. And it even worked for subjects who already chug a couple thermoses of joe a day.

The simple reason behind this is that the caffeine in coffee blocks some of the chemicals your body makes when it is inflamed from exercise and soreness, so therefore, you are getting the benefit of the workout, without the nasty “workout hangover” afterward where you feel you can barely move from soreness and stiff muscles. So, the barista can help your biking. Java can boost your jogging. And, of course, enjoy those lattes before your Pilates.