Cavallo Nero Espresso Arabica Powder Organic
Shipment
Free shipping for orders over 40€ within Germany
Powerful espresso enjoyment of the absolute top class.With its hazelnut-brown, long-lasting crema, it is full of intensity and powerful body. Slightly floral hints and nuances of nut and cocoa. Intense pleasure with a full flavour. Only fully ripened highland beans are carefully processed by hand and professionally roasted for a long time at low temperatures: for an overwhelming fullness of aroma.
We have always used only coffee beans from organic cultivation. Espresso Arabica contains only highland Arabica beans from the "El Chorro" finca in Chiapas, Mexico. We have been working with this coffee plantation for years. Sustainable and fair.
Ingredients:
100% Arabica beans (ground) from controlled organic cultivation (DE-ÖKO-005).
Organic:
Organic according to EC organic regulation (DE-Öko-005).
Origin:
Mexico
Your order will normally be shipped with DHL or Deutsche Post.
The shipping service provider is selected based on the size and weight of the package. Incidentally, we deliberately chose the two shipping service providers DHL and Deutsche Post because they have been very reliable for many years, deliver quickly (even on Saturdays) and work on fair terms.
Within Germany we will ship your order free of charge from an order value of 39€. Up to an order value of 39€, the packaging and shipping costs are only 3.90€!
When shipping to Austria, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Poland, Portugal, San Marino, Sweden, Slovakia, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Vatican City, United Kingdom, Estonia, Lithuania we will ship your order free of charge from an order value of 79€. Up to an order value of €79, the packaging and shipping costs to these countries are only €9.90.
If you wish to ship to countries other than those listed here, please contact our customer service (info@biotiva.de).
We will definitely find a solution.
