Go bananas filter blend
Price range: from 19,00 € to 74,00 €
Get ready for a coffee that breaks all conventions. We created this blend for those who seek more than just an energy boost in their cup – they look for a complex flavor experience. The combination of two exceptional specialty coffees creates a synergy that you will notice immediately upon grinding. An enticing aroma of banana bread and subtle floral notes will instantly fill the room.
The cup is dominated by a rich banana sweetness that smoothly transitions into a creamy vanilla body. The entire profile is rounded off with a bright, clean finish featuring refreshing kiwi acidity, leaving a long-lasting and pleasant aftertaste. This coffee takes you on an exotic journey no matter how you brew it.
While this blend is absolutely stunning as a filter coffee, where its complex layers fully unfold, we also recommend trying it as a cold brew. Cold extraction draws out maximum sweetness from the coffee, turning it into a refreshing, almost dessert-like beverage. Treat yourself to this intense experience and discover just how diverse true specialty coffee can be.
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Brew Bag
Brew Bag- Step: Place the coffee bag into a cup.
- Step: Pour 200 ml of hot water (92−95°C) over the bag.
- Step: Shake (move) the bag several times for better extraction.
- Step: Steep for 5-7 minutes depending on the desired strength.
- Step: After extraction, remove the bag and enjoy your coffee.
Hario v60
Hario v6020 g coffee, 300 g water, 96 °C, medium-coarse grind
Place a paper filter into the V60 and rinse it with hot water to remove any papery taste while preheating the V60 and the decanter.
- Step 1: Place the V60 and decanter on the scale, add 20 grams of freshly ground coffee, level it, tare the scale, and prepare your timer
- Step 2: Pour 50 g of water in a circular motion, gently swirl the V60, and wait 30 seconds
- Step 3: Using a steady circular motion, continue pouring water up to 200 g
- Step 4: At 1:30, pour in a circular motion up to 300 g and gently swirl the V60 again
- Step 5: Total brew and extraction time is 2:30-2:45
A quick tip to conclude: Do not forget to stir the coffee with a spoon or swirl the decanter before serving. The flavours are released gradually, and stirring brings them all together. Do not drink the filter coffee immediately after brewing; wait about 2–3 minutes for it to cool down slightly. Its flavours develop best at around 70–60 degrees. If your coffee extracted too quickly, choose a slightly finer grind. Conversely, if it extracted too slowly, set a slightly coarser grind. The grind size directly affects the extraction time.
French Press
French Press30g coffee, 500g water, 96 degrees, medium-coarse grind
Preheat the French press with hot water
- Step 1: Place the French press on the scale and prepare your timer
- Step 2: Add 30 g of freshly ground coffee
- Step 3: Pour in 500 g of water all at once and stir thoroughly
- Step 4: Wait 4 minutes and break the crust with a spoon
- Step 5: Place the metal mesh filter on top, slowly press down the plunger, and it is ready to serve
A quick tip to conclude: Do not drink filter coffee immediately after brewing; wait about 2–3 minutes for it to cool down slightly. Its flavours develop best at around 70–60 degrees. Serve the coffee immediately after brewing; do not leave it in the French press for later. If you do not separate the coffee from the water, extraction will continue, which may result in an unpleasant bitterness. Cheers:)
Aeropress
Aeropress20 g of coffee, 200 ml of water, 93 degrees, medium-coarse grind (like for V60)
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- Step 1: Place the AeroPress on the scale, add 20 grams of freshly ground coffee, level it, tare the scale, and prepare your timer
- Step 2: Pour 40g of water within the first 30 seconds and stir thoroughly
- Step 3: Pour in the remaining 160g of water and stir thoroughly again
- Step 4: Close the AeroPress and begin pressing at 1:30
- Step 5: Aim for a slow "plunge" taking 30-40 seconds.
- Step 6: Total brew time 2:00-2:15 min
A quick tip to conclude: Do not forget to stir the coffee in the cup or decanter before serving. The flavours are released gradually, and stirring brings them all together. Do not drink filter coffee immediately after brewing; wait about 2–3 minutes for it to cool down slightly. Its flavours develop best at around 70–60 degrees. If the coffee tastes too watery, choose a finer grind size. If it tastes overly intense or bitter, opt for a coarser grind instead.
Chemex
Chemex35g coffee, 500ml water, temperature 96 degrees, medium-coarse grind (slightly coarser than for V60)
Insert the paper filter into the Chemex (Note: the three-layer side must face the pouring spout)
Rinse the paper filter with hot water to eliminate any paper taste and preheat the Chemex at the same time
- Step 1: Place the Chemex on the scale, add 35 grams of freshly ground coffee, level the coffee bed, tare the scale, and get your timer ready
- Step 2: Start the timer and pour 70g of water in a circular motion to saturate all the coffee, then wait 30 seconds.
- Step 3: Pour water in a steady circular motion up to 300g, then gently swirl the Chemex.
- Step 4: When the timer reaches 2:15, add the remaining 200g and gently swirl once more.
- Step 5: The total extraction time should be between 3:15 and 3:45.
A quick tip to conclude: Swirl the Chemex in a circular motion to mix the final brew. Do not drink filter coffee immediately after brewing; wait about 2–3 minutes for it to cool down slightly. Its flavours develop best at around 70–60 degrees. If your coffee extracted too quickly, choose a slightly finer grind. If it extracted too slowly, set a slightly coarser grind. The grind size directly affects the extraction time.
Hario Cold Brew Bottle
Hario Cold Brew Bottle75g coffee, 600ml water, cold water, coarse grind, 12 hours
- Step 1: Weigh out 75g of coffee and grind it coarser than for standard filter coffee.
- Step 2: Pour the coffee into the filter and secure it.
- Step 3: Pour 600g of water into the Hario bottle.
- Step 4: Close the bottle and swirl gently in a circular motion to ensure all the coffee is saturated.
- Step 5: Leave to extract in a cool place for 8–12 hours.
A quick tip to conclude: The steeping time and the coffee-to-water ratio determine the strength of your beverage. You can adjust these parameters to suit your personal preferences. Cold brew can be enjoyed straight or paired with tonic water. It also pairs wonderfully with coconut milk, making it a fantastic summer drink. Cheers:)
I was skeptical about the banana flavor, but I must say they nailed it
Top tier
Yum. As this V60-brewed coffee cools down, its flavor notes evolve into a sweet, pleasant kiwi-banana taste that is balanced, not overpowering, and delightful.
One of the best coffees from Goriffee, with a distinctive flavor and aroma. I always buy it whenever it's in stock.
In my opinion, an excellent banana flavor with a delicate acidity.
Although my wife says she tastes hemp, I can't confirm that since I don't taste it at all. However, some reviews did mention it.
For me, definitely a great and unusual banana flavor.