Already available in the Nespresso boutiques are the Arabica Ethiopia Harrar and Robusta Uganda flavors
Nespresso has just launched the Limited Edition of single-source capsules, Arabica Ethiopia Harrar and Robusta Uganda.
The new capsules are already available in the Nespresso boutiques and have been inspired by two regions of Africa, which are coffee grounds: in Ethiopia, which is believed to be the origin of the Arabica coffee and in Uganda, one of the supposed birth sites of the Robusta coffee.
The package with 10 capsules Limited Edition Robusta Uganda and Arabica Ehiopia Harrar, costs R $ 27,00 and can be found in the brand boutiques or on the company website.
The Arabica Ethiopia Harrar is a balanced, 100% Arabic coffee, made solely of Ethiopian grains and has fruity and floral notes. On the other hand, Robusta Uganda is a more intense coffee, 100% robust, made with grains from Uganda and cocoa notes.
The new flavors are already available at www.nespresso.com, or by calling 0800 777 77 37.
“Our DNA is innovation, renewal, bringing experiments, experiences and concepts to Nespresso consumers,” explains the company’s Head of Marketing, Marcos Djinishian.
The design of the capsules was done by illustrator Mariana Rodrigues.
The box with 10 capsules is being sold for R$ 27. The design of the capsules in this special edition was made by illustrator Mariana Rodrigues.
Nespresso had the partnership of the Swiss Atelier Oï to develop the special accessories, stainless steel trays inspired by the traditional African coffee ceremonies. Centennial techniques of metal work, of Swiss cultural heritage, were used.
Nespresso has also developed, together with Swiss studio Atelier Oï, two accessories: stainless steel trays inspired by traditional African coffee ceremonies and the remaining patterns of the century-old work of Swiss metal techniques. The trays of 28 cm in diameter, are available in two versions, accompanied by lungo and espresso cups. The brand has also launched a 13 cm diameter bowl to serve the famous Cantuccinis biscuits.
Photos: Nespresso Disclosure.
