Ground Coffee - Fine Grind - Intenso - 250G - Medium-Dark Roast 100% Arabica Ground Coffee Powder Packet

I recently purchased the COFFEEZA Classico Coffee, and it has quickly become my go-to choice for making espresso and Moka pot coffee at home. The 100% Arabica beans used in this blend are of premium grade, and it truly shows in both the flavor and aroma. The medium roast is perfect, striking a delightful balance that brings out the rich, nuanced flavors without any bitterness. The fine grind is ideal for my espresso machine and Moka pot, ensuring a smooth and consistent extraction every time. The packaging is also noteworthy. The 250g bag is resealable, which helps maintain the coffee’s freshness and aroma over time. From the very first sip, I could tell this coffee was of exceptional quality, offering a well-rounded, full-bodied taste that is both satisfying and invigorating. Overall, COFFEEZA Classico Coffee delivers on its promise of premium-grade coffee. If you are an espresso or Moka pot enthusiast looking for a high-quality, medium-roasted Arabica coffee, I highly recommend giving this one a try. You won’t be disappointed!

I use this with moka pot, the flavor is quite intense for a medium roast coffee. I like the taste a lot. Also, many a times the extract is full of foam which probably means a good quality and fresh coffee.

This coffee powder has exceeded all my expectations, and at such an affordable price, it’s a true gem! From the first sip, I could tell that this is premium quality. The taste is rich and bold, yet smooth, with no bitterness. The aroma is delightful, and it lingers, making the coffee experience even more enjoyable. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates a good cup of coffee!

i bought Fine grind Cremoso coffee which had a very nice aroma. The labelling mentioned that it had the tasting notes of raisins , orange peel and chocolate. There was a tinge of citrusy touch to the coffee but lacked any taste of chocolate. Since it was fine grind, i made using Moka pot and also using the filter method. The strength of the coffee is medium. The colour was also mild. I appreciate the packaging as it came in a ziplock pouch.

Perfect choice for machine coffee especially espresso and americano

Great taste and aroma.. Tried couple of coffee powders before trying Coffeeza Cremoso. The roast level is perfect for my taste as it was strong with no bitterness. The price is also on lower side when compared to Blue Tokai without compromise in the quality and taste. You can go for it if you are confused in choosing the right one! Edited 3 April 2025: The price of the product got increased by 50% which is too high. Now the hunt for next best coffee begins 🥲

I recently tried Coffeeza for the first time, and I loved it! The coffee has a rich, smooth taste that's very satisfying. It has a perfect balance of bold flavor without being too bitter. The aroma is wonderful, filling my kitchen with a delightful coffee scent. I also noticed that it didn't leave any unpleasant aftertaste. Overall, Coffeeza has become my new favourite coffee, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great cup of coffee.

Have been experimenting with gourmet coffees of various companies for my Philips espresso machine and this was the first time I'd tried Coffeeza. Previously I had tried coffees from the Tariero brand. The differences would in 1. Grind- Tariero fine grind is actually more finely ground than Coffeeza. But the Tariero sticks to the container and needs more time to clean 2. Body- The Tariero has a slightly fuller body than the Coffeeza .The Coffeeza is like a very slightly milder version of the Tariero. 3. Crema- The Tariero needs slightly less coffee in order to produce the creama on top . 4. Taste- Both Tariero and Coffeeza can be drunk black and neat in their espresso forms and lack bitterness and acidity. Overall the Tariero has a slight edge but at this price the Coffeeza beats the Tariero ( 313Rs for 250 g Vs 490 Rs for 250g for the Tariero) on terms of value. I use 1/2 kg of coffee a month, so the difference between Tariero and Coffeeza comes to Rs 4248 in a year. !!... So the final call as to whether this extra spend is worth the extra price is dependent on the buyer. I haven't tried out Blue Tokai but it seems to be in the same price band as the Tariero I'm trying out the other flavours of Coffeeza before I make a final judgment. Overall a value for money coffee for those who like their coffees without milk !