Starbucks Coffee capsules House Blend Lungo 36 piece
Coffee capsules for Nespresso machines
- Decaffeinated: No
- Flavour: None
- Drink type: Ristretto, Lungo, Espresso
- Coffee type: Nespresso capsules
- Certificates: No certification
- Fair trade: No
| SKU | 1463043 |
| Manufact. ID | 6230019 |
| Manufacturer page | Starbucks |
| Manufacturer warranty | 0 months |
| Sold since | 17.10.2022 |
| EAN | 7613287910455 |
| Stock | +650 |
Starbucks Coffee capsules House Blend Lungo 36 piece
Coffee capsules for Nespresso machines
- Nespresso compatible coffee capsules
- Full-bodied taste with notes of nuts and cocoa
- Content: 36 pieces
- Rounded off with a hint of toffee
- Variety: 100% Arabica from Latin America
- Ideal for a balanced lungo with smooth flavors
This is a blend of fine coffee beans from Latin America. Roasted to a glossy dark maroon color, with a full-bodied flavor and balanced notes of nuts and cocoa. Plus a hint of sweetness from the roast. This is the very first blend Starbucks created for their guests in 1971. An excellent coffee that embodies Starbucks. Capsules made from 80% recycled aluminum. Help recycle them by taking them to one of the 3.700 collection points for aluminum capsules in Switzerland.
The «Starbucks» brand
The company was named after the helmsman «Starbuck» from the novel «Moby Dick» by Herman Melville. The first Starbucks store opened in 1971 in Seattle's Pike Place Market. This name was chosen to recall the seafaring romance of the first coffee merchants. Starbucks Coffee Houses are a popular meeting place for coffee lovers. Today, Starbucks coffees can be made at home. They are the same 100% Arabica quality beans as in the coffee shops, divided into three categories according to their degree of roasting: blonde roast, medium roast and dark roast. So you can easily find the flavor and intensity that best suits you. Sourcing coffee beans from sustainable sources is very important to the company. To this end, guidelines for fair trade and the sustainable cultivation of coffee have been developed in collaboration with the non-profit organization «Conservation International». The purpose of these guidelines is to grow coffee in a way that benefits people and the environment. They include measurable standards that address product quality, economic accountability, social responsibility and environmental stewardship. In addition, Starbucks has offered coffee with the Fairtrade seal since 2000. Find Starbucks coffees now in your home to celebrate moments of joy and sharing.
