Stormio

Stormio’s a darkly-roasted blend that rushes in with this myriad of aromas. But that all that strength could come from pure arabicas? A long, slow roast intensifies the Nicaraguan and Guatemalan cereal aromatics to notes of spice and wood. This Vertuo coffee is gathering storm. Milk may mellow out Stormio – but you’ll still taste the powerful roasted notes that blow you away with a gathering storm.

Origin:
High-grown Nicaraguan coffees have a clean acidity and a green apple aroma – but deep roasting develops that into Stormio’s roasty, bitter notes. The Guatemalan coffee in Stormio also grows at great heights – the rich, volcanic soils give their coffee its elegant complexity, a full-bodied taste, and thick crema.

Roasting:
A dark and slow roast builds the rich intensity of these Central American arabica coffees. A coarse grind helps keep Stormio’s bold character – its full body and its coffee crema. When you brew Stormio it gets a long pre-wetting time and a high water temperature – it allows expression of the spicy, woody notes.