A New Flavor to the Palate

A pleasant surprise, with a pleasant taste!!!!

A few days ago my sister arrived from Colombia, and in her many stops she bought me some gifts that she knows I like, she brought me some delicious coffees, so I could try which one I liked the most, besides the coffee she also brought me the cup I use, a small cup because she says that I drink a lot in the big cup and that it is a good size.

She gave me two types of coffee, one with the seal of Juan Valdez one of the best coffees in Colombia which I am going to talk about today to this community of coffee lovers, this coffee has several types of presentations, but as my sister knows that I like strong coffee she brought me the presentation of strong coffee and she has hit the nail on the head, feet this coffee has pleased me a lot.

In this presentation the coffee besides being strong as I like, has some notes of semi-dry grape flavor, cocoa and tea which makes it more pleasant to the palate and an explosion of flavors with that certain strong touch of coffee, this type of coffee is a coffee what I would consider a gourmet coffee for my taste.

Something I really like about this coffee is that with a little of its content you can make a strong coffee like the one I like, it is not necessary to add much but with a teaspoon you can make a great coffee, the smell of country coffee is felt throughout the house, a coffee with a pure coffee aroma.

I know that this brand is very well known in Colombia and its price is not so economical since it is an exclusive brand and besides this coffee can also be bought instant, but I prefer to make it myself I like it better, although my wife prefers the instant ones, I like it strong and from time to time with milk.

My sister bought the premium version of this coffee, since it comes with other flavors to the palate, in addition to this strong Summit version, comes the Volcano version which is also strong but comes with caramel and cocoa flavor, also the Macizo version which is soft, which comes with orange flavor and brown sugar, the Colina is balanced with peach flavor and white chocolate, this should be very healthy for those who take care of themselves with diet in my opinion.

Which of these have you tried? In my case I have only tried the one that my sister brought me and I think it is excellent, I think that if they sold it here in Venezuela I would buy it all the time because I loved it.

In addition to this coffee I got a package of Sello Rojo coffee which is also very good, but I will talk about it in a future post to make a comparison with the Juan Valdez coffee.

I am one of those people who like coffee, and here in Venezuela I buy one from a friend who processes it himself and the beans come from Biscucuit, a town in the Venezuelan Andes, which is very good, but I must say that with this strong coffee from Juan Valdez there is no comparison whatsoever, it is much better, so I recommend it 100% if you have the possibility of buying it at some point do not hesitate to do so.

Which one do you recommend? Or which one do you say is better?