Bacha Coffee | São Silvestre Single Origin Signature Nomad Collection, Medium Roast, 100% Arabica Specialty Coffee, Ground Beans, 250g

This coffee comes from Ethiopia and is not something you would find on your supermarket shelf, in fact it is so rare this is about the only place you would find this tin, which is beautiful in itself, and for my budget it is a precious commodity, not something I would casually throw into an ordinary coffee maker. So I chose the best I have, my best brewing device. Even making only one cup for each of us put each cup into a realm not ordinarily seen in our humble kitchen.As beautiful as the tin is, the first whiff on opening it was something I wanted to invite the neighbors over just to inhale. The Yirgacheffe Heirloom selection sounded like it would be my favorite from their wide palette to choose from, I hope to try some of the others in the future.BE CAREFULThis is ground coffee, packed in a beautiful canister that looks just like a metal tin. The top is held shut by a tiny push button. I expected it to be partially full like almost all food products but no, when I pushed the button the top popped up and coffee began to fly everywhere. There is an inner plastic cover that had become unlodged and thus wasn’t sealed. At what this goes for an ounce be very careful that you don’t lose some when you unfasten the top. I am a bit concerned as well about the canister being able to retain the coffee’s freshness, it would be best to consume it as soon as possible.YES NO MAYBEThis lived up to my expectations, a cup of coffee that I could lean back in my chair and savor sip by sip. I could try to describe what I tasted but your tastebuds won’t be the same as mine. If this is an easy purchase for you I definitely recommend this flavor and if it is a special treat or thoughtful gift I would still say the same thing plus I think this is one of the most attractive tins.

I recently tried the Milano Morning from Bacha Coffee, and overall I was impressed. The flavor is smooth and layered, with notes of dark chocolate and brioche that really come through in every sip. It feels like a coffee you would expect to enjoy in a café in Milan—elegant, slightly bold, and refined. The aroma alone makes it worth brewing, and the taste lives up to the promise.One thing to note is that the grind is very fine, which caused my super-automatic coffee machine to brew much more slowly than usual. While it did work, I found that the coffee was better suited for a French press or pour-over where you can control the brewing process more easily. Once I adjusted my method, the results were excellent and full-bodied.The packaging is also a highlight. The canister feels luxurious with its jewelry box-style clasp, and it seals tightly to keep the coffee fresh. It looks great displayed in the kitchen and can be reused for storing either more coffee or other small items. This would make a beautiful gift for anyone who appreciates specialty coffee or simply enjoys something presented with care and craftsmanship.If you are looking for a coffee that is both flavorful and beautifully presented, Milano Morning is a great choice. Just be aware that depending on your machine, the fine grind may require some adjustments to get the perfect brew.

The container is very impressive. I love beautiful containers and boxes of all kinds. I had some of the same experiences as others. The coffee grounds did manage to leak out of the tin onto the outer wrapper. That wasn't a terrible issue. I just opened it up over the sink and wiped it off. Then I was ready to make coffee! I used my normal ratio of coffee to water. I tend to like my coffee not light and not strong, but somewhere in the middle. This didn't even come off as a light-flavored coffee. I was very disappointed! I only gave it 2 stars because no matter how much I loved the container, the star of the show should be THE COFFEE. I got the 1910 Nomad Collection.

The tin only comes half full, brought this as a mother's day gift for my mom since she love the tins I got from the bacha coffee store in marrakech. Although the flavor was is the same its ashame for the price that the tin comes half empty, this was not the case for the tins brought directly from bacha in marrakech. Disappointed.

I'm really in love with this coffee. It is strong enough but also it has notes of orange you can easily perceive. Very aromatic, very easy to drink, not that bitter, it is the perfect coffee for people that don't like too much bitterness. Brewed in a k-cup and gave great results. My new favorite coffee for sure, definitely recommended.

Complete gimmick coffee. For such expensive coffee to taste so bad is ridiculous. I tried 2 different flavors and both are horrible. Pretty packaging though, which is what you’re paying for.