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Bristot Buongusto Italian Espresso Beans | Italian Coffee Beans Whole | Medium Roast | Low Acid | 2.2 lb/1kg
Bristot’s “wake up” blend packs a punch with its unmistakable notes of spice, walnut, toast, and cocoa. Full-bodied, with a caffeine kick, this blend is designed for those who don’t like too much acidity in their cup.
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Bristot selects from the best coffee origins to offer its customers the stunning quality of true Italian espresso, perfect for a variety of different tastes and needs. Let yourselves be swept away by the aromas with every sip you take.
Available in 1kg/2.2lb whole bean
- Composition: 50% Arabica; 50% Robusta
- Roast Level: Medium/Full City
- Notes Of: Bread Crust, Dark Spices, Cocoa
- Tasting notes: full bodied with spicy and tropical fruit notes and a round mellow flavour.
- Acidity: 5.5/10
- Body: 8.5/10
- Bitterness: 3.5/10
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WHO ARE WECaffè Bristot is the leading brand of procaffé S.p.A., a historical company that has played a consistent role in the development of the Italian roasted coffee since the beginning of the century. From our head offices in Belluno, nestling amid the Dolomites, we have been roasting coffee since 1919 and over the years have become one of the leading firms in our sector, paying constant attention to changing styles and technologies in order to continue to satisfy changing tastes. |
PHILOSOPHYOur aim is to make our mark in the wonderful world of coffee, by offering quality products and paying the utmost attention to the changing demands of the cosmopolitan consumer. In this pursuit of excellence, passion and tradition come together in a continually evolving dialogue, based on our ethical values. Integrity, honesty and transparency lie at the heart of our business; they are the values that have enabled us to make our consumers’ dreams – and indeed our own – come true. |
TRADITION & INNOVATIONThe secret of our success lies in the way we have drawn on the benefits of experience and tradition and, at the same time, been able to innovate in order to keep in sync with the times. History and tradition form the very foundations of our brand: Domenico Bristot, the founder of the coffee roasting company that bears his name to this day, discovered that hard work, skill, luck and a dose of intuition were – as for other great men of his day – the secret to success. |
MISSION & VISION“focused on quality & experience for a constant growth”. We work to be the client’s focus for the Espresso Excellence everywhere people consume all around the world, thank to our passion for quality and experience that brings us through a constant improvement. |
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| Price | $38.99 | $30.99 | $33.99 | $36.99 | $37.99 | $18.99 |
| Composition | 90% Arabica; 10% Robusta | 50% Arabica, 50% Robusta | 67% Arabica, 33% Robusta | 85% Arabica; 15% Robusta | 100% Arabica | 35% Arabica; 65% Robusta |
| Roast Level | Medium | Medium | Medium | Medium | Medium | Medium |
| Aroma | Tobacco Pipe; Ripe Citrus | Bread Crust; Cereals | Cereals; Spices | Dark Chocolate; Toast | Milk Chocolate; Toasted nuts | Milk Chocolate; Bread Crust |
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| Price | $30.99 | $33.99 | $37.99 | $38.99 | $18.99 | $36.99 |
| Price Per Unit | $0.88 / Ounce | $0.97 / Ounce | $37.99 / Count | $1.11 / Ounce | $1.08 / Ounce | $1.05 / Ounce |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 25 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 25 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 25 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 25 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 25 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 25 |
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| Sold By | Procaffe | Procaffe | Procaffe | Procaffe | Procaffe | Procaffe |
| flavor | Espresso | Milk Chocolate, Bread Crust, Spices | Rainforest Espresso Whole Bean | Raw Almond, Orange, Fresh Tobacco | Milk Chocolate, Bread Crust, Spices | Dark Chocolate, Toast |
| form | Whole Bean | Whole Bean | Whole Bean | Whole Bean | Whole Bean | Whole Bean |
| caffeine content | — | caffeinated | Caffeinated | caffeinated | Decaffeinated | 100% |
| coffee roast level | medium roast | medium roast | medium roast | medium roast | medium roast | medium roast |
| unit count | 35.2 | 35.2 | 1 | 35.2 | 17.6 | 35.2 |
| weight | 1 kilograms | 2.2 pounds | 2.2 pounds | 2.2 pounds | 1.1 pounds | 2.2 pounds |
| specialty | Low Acid | Low Acid | Rainforest | Organic, Fair trade Whole Beans | Decaf Espresso Beans | Single Origin |
| region of origin | — | — | — | Belluno | Belluno | Belluno |
| labeled country | IT | IT | IT | IT | IT | IT |
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Inconsistency between batches
I was in love with Bristot Buongusto first time I was pulling shots from it. It has good body and flavors. And most important: it is very easy to work with.I came from about 10+ kg of Lavazza and few kg of "third wave light roast." I dosed grounds into the basket directly, shake, wipe, tamp. Minimal intervention if you may call. If I was lucky, I can get good flow and no spurting on "third wave" beans, even so, the inbalance, uncooked-ness, and the acidity just grossed me out. So I was happy with Lavazza for a while.Lavazza is a reliable old friend. Always consistent and easy to work with. But some pizzazz is desired. So when I found Bristot, a northern Italian style roast, with highly positive review, I decided to try it.It is a blend / roast that demonstrates the beautiful look, balance and clean cup of espresso. I was in love with it for a while. At least the first two bats of it. When the third bag arrives, I felt I was free fall from espresso paradise to purgatory. With this third bag, I kept on getting spurting all the time. And it tastes just not much better than those "third wave" roasts.I checked the batch number on the back of the bags. It somehow verify my experience: the first two bags are from the same batch: "Lotto L R230 06:45 2302" and "Lotto L R230 07:38 2302", both were roasted on Feb 23, 2022. See my photo. The third bag, "Lotto L R08Z 11:02 0806" on Jun 08, 2022.With a wishful thinking, I ordered the fourth bag while I finally went through this dreadful bag in the hope that the seller would ship a bag from different batch, if not the same as the first two.I just got the bag today. Unfortunately it is the same as the third bag. And I realized I cannot return or exchange it. So now I am stuck with a bag of coffee which I have no faith or interest pulling shots.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2022
I was in love with Bristot Buongusto first time I was pulling shots from it. It has good body and flavors. And most important: it is very easy to work with.
I came from about 10+ kg of Lavazza and few kg of "third wave light roast." I dosed grounds into the basket directly, shake, wipe, tamp. Minimal intervention if you may call. If I was lucky, I can get good flow and no spurting on "third wave" beans, even so, the inbalance, uncooked-ness, and the acidity just grossed me out. So I was happy with Lavazza for a while.
Lavazza is a reliable old friend. Always consistent and easy to work with. But some pizzazz is desired. So when I found Bristot, a northern Italian style roast, with highly positive review, I decided to try it.
It is a blend / roast that demonstrates the beautiful look, balance and clean cup of espresso. I was in love with it for a while. At least the first two bats of it. When the third bag arrives, I felt I was free fall from espresso paradise to purgatory. With this third bag, I kept on getting spurting all the time. And it tastes just not much better than those "third wave" roasts.
I checked the batch number on the back of the bags. It somehow verify my experience: the first two bags are from the same batch: "Lotto L R230 06:45 2302" and "Lotto L R230 07:38 2302", both were roasted on Feb 23, 2022. See my photo. The third bag, "Lotto L R08Z 11:02 0806" on Jun 08, 2022.
With a wishful thinking, I ordered the fourth bag while I finally went through this dreadful bag in the hope that the seller would ship a bag from different batch, if not the same as the first two.
I just got the bag today. Unfortunately it is the same as the third bag. And I realized I cannot return or exchange it. So now I am stuck with a bag of coffee which I have no faith or interest pulling shots.
I came from about 10+ kg of Lavazza and few kg of "third wave light roast." I dosed grounds into the basket directly, shake, wipe, tamp. Minimal intervention if you may call. If I was lucky, I can get good flow and no spurting on "third wave" beans, even so, the inbalance, uncooked-ness, and the acidity just grossed me out. So I was happy with Lavazza for a while.
Lavazza is a reliable old friend. Always consistent and easy to work with. But some pizzazz is desired. So when I found Bristot, a northern Italian style roast, with highly positive review, I decided to try it.
It is a blend / roast that demonstrates the beautiful look, balance and clean cup of espresso. I was in love with it for a while. At least the first two bats of it. When the third bag arrives, I felt I was free fall from espresso paradise to purgatory. With this third bag, I kept on getting spurting all the time. And it tastes just not much better than those "third wave" roasts.
I checked the batch number on the back of the bags. It somehow verify my experience: the first two bags are from the same batch: "Lotto L R230 06:45 2302" and "Lotto L R230 07:38 2302", both were roasted on Feb 23, 2022. See my photo. The third bag, "Lotto L R08Z 11:02 0806" on Jun 08, 2022.
With a wishful thinking, I ordered the fourth bag while I finally went through this dreadful bag in the hope that the seller would ship a bag from different batch, if not the same as the first two.
I just got the bag today. Unfortunately it is the same as the third bag. And I realized I cannot return or exchange it. So now I am stuck with a bag of coffee which I have no faith or interest pulling shots.
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