







Discovery set: three organic coffees to try, 750 g
Discovery Set: three organic coffees to try
Three organic coffees of 250 g each, 750 g in total. A flavor journey from mild and nutty through floral and clear to berry-like and intense. Designed for you if you want to find out which direction suits you before committing to a single coffee.
Included in the set
- Andenperle, organic espresso from Peru. Almond, caramel and a subtle citrus note, mild and round. Grown by 141 coffee farmers of the indigenous Yanesha community in Villa Rica, cooperative CEPRO Yanesha. The most approachable of the three.
- Hochlandblüte, organic coffee from Ethiopia, Sidama, washed. Floral and clear, with clean fruit. From Daye Bensa in the village of Shantawene. Omniroast, works as espresso and as filter coffee.
- Hochlandjuwel, organic coffee from Ethiopia, Guji, natural. Rosehip, cherry and blueberry with a chocolatey finish, distinctly fruity. From the Dimtu Tero farm at up to 2,128 meters. The most intense of the three.
The named aromas are natural flavor associations from green coffee and roasting. Nothing is added to the coffees.
In what order should you taste them?
We recommend: start with Andenperle, then Hochlandblüte, finish with Hochlandjuwel. If you start with the natural from Guji, its fruit will overpower the finer notes of the Andenperle for the rest of the day. The other way around, intensity builds and you taste the differences more clearly.
Suits you if you…
- are not yet sure which flavor direction you prefer
- want to compare three coffees instead of guessing one
- are looking for a gift for someone whose taste you do not know
- want to pay significantly less per kilo for 750 g than for single bags
Not suitable for you if you…
- only like dark, strong espresso. Two of the three are light and fruity, then choose Ätna or Vesuv
- generally avoid acidity. Then Hornisgrinde is a better fit
- already know what you want. Then buy the 500 g or 1-kg bag, it is cheaper per kilo
The three compared
- Andenperle: Peru, Villa Rica, washed, 1,200 to 1,800 m. Almond, caramel, citrus. Acidity mild, body medium. Medium-strong espresso roast. Single price 12.90 €
- Hochlandblüte: Ethiopia, Sidama, washed, 1,900 to 2,400 m. Floral and clear. Acidity lively. Omniroast. Single price 14.90 €
- Hochlandjuwel: Ethiopia, Guji, natural, 1,808 to 2,128 m. Rosehip, cherry, blueberry, dark chocolate. Acidity pronounced. Cupping score 86. Single price 14.90 €
Total of single prices: 42.70 € for 750 g.
One recipe per coffee
The three coffees need different settings. A combined recipe would be off for at least one of them. All amounts in grams, because the crema distorts volume.
Andenperle in a portafilter
- 18 g in a double basket, 36 to 45 g in the cup, ratio 1:2 to 1:2.5
- 27 to 30 seconds, 93 to 94 °C, fine grind
Hochlandblüte as Omniroast
- Portafilter: 18 g in a double basket, 36 to 45 g in the cup, 27 to 30 seconds, 93 to 94 °C
- V60 pour-over: 15 g to 240 g water, ratio 1:16, medium grind, 94 °C, target time 2:30 to 3:15 minutes
Hochlandjuwel as Omniroast
- Portafilter: 18 g in a double basket, 36 to 45 g in the cup, 27 to 30 seconds, 93 to 94 °C. Makes a modern, fruity espresso, not a classic dark one
- V60 pour-over: 15 g to 240 g water, ratio 1:16, medium grind, 94 °C, target time 2:30 to 3:15 minutes. This is where it shows best
How to dial it in: If the espresso runs too fast and tastes thin: grind finer. If it runs syrupy and tastes bitter: grind coarser. For filter, follow the target time, not the number on the grinder. Set time via grind size, not dose. Loosen the coffee grounds before tamping with a WDT tool.
Note for automatic machines: When switching between the three coffees, beans remain in the hopper and in the grinder. For a clean comparison, fill only small quantities and let two to three extractions run after switching before you evaluate.
Water: Ideal is soft water with low carbonate hardness, our reference is about 4 °dH. With the two Ethiopians, hard tap water is particularly noticeable; it mutes precisely the fruit and floral notes.
Origin and transparency
All three coffees are EU organic certified, non-EU agriculture. Origin, varieties, processing, altitude and batch data can be found on the linked product pages.
Roast date and optimal flavor window: The roast date is printed on each package. After 10 to 14 days of resting the coffees are at their peak. Hochlandjuwel is a natural in which the fruit character fades first; you should drink it within about three months. The other two remain aromatic for around four months.
Packed to order: Until ordering the roast batches are stored sealed in bulk. Your three bags will only be filled immediately before shipping.
Frequently asked questions
Which coffees are in the set?
Andenperle from Peru, Hochlandblüte and Hochlandjuwel from Ethiopia, each 250 g, 750 g in total.
In what order should you taste them?
Start with Andenperle, then Hochlandblüte, finish with Hochlandjuwel. From mild to intense. The other way around, the fruit of the natural overpowers the finer notes of the Andenperle.
How much do I save compared to the single bags?
The three 250 g bags cost individually 12.90 €, 14.90 € and 14.90 €, totaling 42.70 €. In the set you pay 39.90 €, so 2.80 € less.
Can I use the set in an automatic machine?
Yes. For a clean comparison between the three coffees, fill only small amounts into the bean hopper and let two to three extractions run after each switch because residues remain in the grinder.
Are all three coffees organic?
Yes. All three are EU organic certified, non-EU agriculture.
Is the set suitable as a gift?
Yes, especially if you do not know the taste of the person you are gifting it to. The three coffees cover the range from mild and nutty to berry-like and intense.




