hand brew cacao . VIETNAM . dak lak

A fine cacao rated as 'unique' with a medium body and balanced profile delivering notes of prunes, red wine fruitiness and a nutty finish with hints of star fruit spices. This filter cacao received an international silver medal by the International Chocolate Awards. 

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Serving filter cacao Explorative Vietnam from glass jug batch brewer Moccamaster
Roasted cacao beans Vietnam
  • Serving filter cacao Explorative Vietnam from glass jug batch brewer Moccamaster
  • Roasted cacao beans Vietnam
Serving filter cacao Explorative Vietnam from glass jug batch brewer Moccamaster
Roasted cacao beans Vietnam
what we value.

our filter cacao is a low caffeine
coffee alternative that doesn’t try
to mimic its taste, but recreates
the specialty coffee experience
that revolutionized with a clear
focus on origin, high quality
and mindful brewing

Description

A fine cacao rated as 'unique' with a medium body and balanced profile delivering notes of prunes, red wine fruitiness and a nutty finish with hints of star fruit spices.
This filter cacao received an international silver medal by the International Chocolate Awards. 

The cacao beans are sourced from farms in the dak lak region of the central highlands in Vietnam. Post-harvesting is centralized and managed by anh em cacao co. with a clear focus on flavour development using new fermentation & drying methods. 

origin 
Mekong Delta, Dak Lak province, Vietnam
producer 
anh em cacao co. led by truong minh thang
genetics 
trinitario hybrids b14 
fermentation 
5 days, turned 4 times at 48h and 96h
drying 
sun dried for 7-10 days, turned every 2 hours

farming practices. cacao trees intercropped with coconut and fruit trees such as pomelo, banana and longan.


200g 
of light roasted, ground cacao beans, offering 13+ brews. 

Brewing our filter cacao

  • roast profile. slow light filter roast
  • grind size. pre-ground to a medium to medium-coarse grind size
  • brew style. v60 or flat bottom pour over . french press . moka pot . aeropress . cold & batch brew 
  • brew guides. filter cacao brews like coffee, but not quite the same. check our brew guides to explore the best experiences . 

Nutritional benefits

caffeine. our filter cacao 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 filter cacao 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 filter cacao to hit that mark.

no waste. after brewing you can reuse the cacao grounds for baking, scooping into your (plant-based) yoghurt or granola, etc . it just keeps giving. 

calorie-free. the high cacao butter content of our light roasted ground cacao (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

A fine cacao rated as 'unique' with a medium body and balanced profile delivering notes of prunes, red wine fruitiness and a nutty finish with hints of star fruit spices.
This filter cacao received an international silver medal by the International Chocolate Awards. 

The cacao beans are sourced from farms in the dak lak region of the central highlands in Vietnam. Post-harvesting is centralized and managed by anh em cacao co. with a clear focus on flavour development using new fermentation & drying methods. 

origin 
Mekong Delta, Dak Lak province, Vietnam
producer 
anh em cacao co. led by truong minh thang
genetics 
trinitario hybrids b14 
fermentation 
5 days, turned 4 times at 48h and 96h
drying 
sun dried for 7-10 days, turned every 2 hours

farming practices. cacao trees intercropped with coconut and fruit trees such as pomelo, banana and longan.


200g 
of light roasted, ground cacao beans, offering 13+ brews. 

Brewing our filter cacao

  • roast profile. slow light filter roast
  • grind size. pre-ground to a medium to medium-coarse grind size
  • brew style. v60 or flat bottom pour over . french press . moka pot . aeropress . cold & batch brew 
  • brew guides. filter cacao brews like coffee, but not quite the same. check our brew guides to explore the best experiences . 

Nutritional benefits

caffeine. our filter cacao 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 filter cacao 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 filter cacao to hit that mark.

no waste. after brewing you can reuse the cacao grounds for baking, scooping into your (plant-based) yoghurt or granola, etc . it just keeps giving. 

calorie-free. the high cacao butter content of our light roasted ground cacao (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. 

about Anh Em Cacao Co.

Farmers and their communities benefiting from award-winning cacao.

Cacao was introduced to Vietnam in the late 1800’s, but it's only since the 21st century that it started to be cultivated on a more professional level. In the Dak Lak Province, cocoa is typically grown alongside coconut and fruit trees such as pomelo, banana and longan. Anh Em Cacao Co. was founded in 2017 by two school friends, Truong Minh Thang and Nguyen Duy Thong, who realized that the quality of the cocoa produced in Dak Lak could be improved. They did research on microbial biodiversity and post harvesting processes to optimize the flavour potential of the beans. It would become the basis for some of the award winning chocolate they produced through their brand Tbros. By achieving this quality they are able to pay premium prices to the farmers and support their communities.