" other bean. same routine.
the hybrid experience between
specialty coffee & fine tea.
hand brew a selection
of outstanding cocoa beans
like a filter coffee alternative,
for an award-winning
low caffeine sensation
that resonates round the clock. "
the hybrid experience between
specialty coffee & fine tea.
hand brew a selection
of outstanding cocoa beans
like a filter coffee alternative,
for an award-winning
low caffeine sensation
that resonates round the clock. "
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Cocoa delivering a unique profile combining rum-banana-like booziness with lingering ripe tannins (delivering a dry finish comparable to red wines with prominent tannins) and some citrusy zest. Great discovery for adventurous explorers.
The family operating the farms and fermentation station are constantly pushing the increase quality, farming practices and post-harvesting processes.
origin _____ isle of St Vincent & The Grenades, Caribbean
farm _____ sourced from 53 farms, central fermentation in Perseverance
producer _____ the family-run st vincent cocoa company
genetics _____ amelonado & criollo hybrids
fermentation _____ 6 days of anaerobic, then aerobic fermentation
drying _____ on average 8 days drying in solar dry houses
farming practice _____ cocoa growing alongside corn, bananas, ginger and in the shade of coconut and mahogany trees.
Transparently sourced with our partner St Vincent cocoa co.
180g of light roasted, ground cocoa beans, offering 12 brews.
Brewing our cocoa beans
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- cobea comes pre-ground, as light roasted cocoa beans ground to a medium to medium coarse grind size.
- brew guides. cobea brews very much like coffee, but not quite the same. novice at brewing cocoa beans, check our brew guides to explore the best experiences.
- we very much advocate for a single pour brew at 85°C using a cone shaped paper filter.
for this we love using the Hario MUGEN + Cafec paper filter combo. (check our shop) - but cobea offers versatility for many brew styles . v60 or flat bottom pour over . french press . moka pot . aeropress . cold & batch brew
Nutritional benefits
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caffeine. cobea contains about 1/8 to 1/10 of the levels of caffeine compared to the same volume of filter coffee . as a result it can be enjoyed round the clock without caffeine-jitters.
theobromine. a cup of 150ml cobea contains 50mg of theobromine . a gentler, more steady and long lasting source of energy.
polyphenols. the same cup of 150ml contains 90mg of polyphenols, known for their contribution to maintain the elasticity of blood vessels & optimum blood flow . a daily dosis of 200mg is considered having immediate positive health effects .
so you only need 2.22 cups of cobea to hit that mark.
no waste. after brewing you can reuse the cocoa grounds for baking, scooping into your (plant-based) yoghurt or granola, etc . it just keeps giving.
calorie-free. the high cocoa butter content of our light roasted ground cocoa (55-58%) delivers a unique, complex taste & aroma to our brew . but by using a paper filter, our brew is considered completely fat- & sugar free with only 1.7 kcal/100ml.
Description
Cocoa delivering a unique profile combining rum-banana-like booziness with lingering ripe tannins (delivering a dry finish comparable to red wines with prominent tannins) and some citrusy zest. Great discovery for adventurous explorers.
The family operating the farms and fermentation station are constantly pushing the increase quality, farming practices and post-harvesting processes.
origin _____ isle of St Vincent & The Grenades, Caribbean
farm _____ sourced from 53 farms, central fermentation in Perseverance
producer _____ the family-run st vincent cocoa company
genetics _____ amelonado & criollo hybrids
fermentation _____ 6 days of anaerobic, then aerobic fermentation
drying _____ on average 8 days drying in solar dry houses
farming practice _____ cocoa growing alongside corn, bananas, ginger and in the shade of coconut and mahogany trees.
Transparently sourced with our partner St Vincent cocoa co.
180g of light roasted, ground cocoa beans, offering 12 brews.
Brewing our cocoa beans
- cobea comes pre-ground, as light roasted cocoa beans ground to a medium to medium coarse grind size.
- brew guides. cobea brews very much like coffee, but not quite the same. novice at brewing cocoa beans, check our brew guides to explore the best experiences.
- we very much advocate for a single pour brew at 85°C using a cone shaped paper filter.
for this we love using the Hario MUGEN + Cafec paper filter combo. (check our shop) - but cobea offers versatility for many brew styles . v60 or flat bottom pour over . french press . moka pot . aeropress . cold & batch brew
Nutritional benefits
caffeine. cobea contains about 1/8 to 1/10 of the levels of caffeine compared to the same volume of filter coffee . as a result it can be enjoyed round the clock without caffeine-jitters.
theobromine. a cup of 150ml cobea contains 50mg of theobromine . a gentler, more steady and long lasting source of energy.
polyphenols. the same cup of 150ml contains 90mg of polyphenols, known for their contribution to maintain the elasticity of blood vessels & optimum blood flow . a daily dosis of 200mg is considered having immediate positive health effects .
so you only need 2.22 cups of cobea to hit that mark.
no waste. after brewing you can reuse the cocoa grounds for baking, scooping into your (plant-based) yoghurt or granola, etc . it just keeps giving.
calorie-free. the high cocoa butter content of our light roasted ground cocoa (55-58%) delivers a unique, complex taste & aroma to our brew . but by using a paper filter, our brew is considered completely fat- & sugar free with only 1.7 kcal/100ml.
Cultivating excellence: ethical & sustainable fine flavoured cocoa.
The St Vincent Cocoa Company is 100% Vincentian, registered in St Vincent, operated by Vincentians and employing Vincentians. They only farm outside the designated protected forest and water catchment areas and only plant on previously cropped lands. As a result deforestation is a non-issue. Their cocoa is grown in the recognized Agroforestal System with indigenous trees such as mangoes and a high canopy is maintained together with inter-planting of long-term tree crops such as Mahogany. Farmers are paid considerably higher than the recommended Fairtrade rate.