Lavazza Creama E Aroma Coffee Beans Review
By Yvonne Cote, published Oct 26, 2007
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I find that most of them are not satisfied with the aroma and I am sorry to say that it is not the fault of the beans but something is wrong with the way you grind. To make the best of coffee, the prime ingredient is the beans and hence the grinding process plays an important role. Make sure that you run the beans in a good quality espresso machine or else the beans would not be ground as required for espresso. This could even make the coffee taste weird with a dash of sour tinge. I prefer using Automatic Gaggia Machine and Jura Capresso Super Automatic also does a pretty good job.
So as I mentioned early the richness, aroma, taste and body of the coffee largely depends on the quality of the machine used. Having said that, I would not compare Lavazza with the Starbucks as the later is cut above the rest in terms of inimitable strong flavor and savor. I would like to classify the espresso beans in to three categories based on the roasting process. The Starbuck leads the pack followed by the Lavazza and Illy. The Illy is roasted for long and relatively at low temperature and hence it is not that strong. Contrary to this the Lavazza beans are roasted at high temperatures to make it dark and this enhances the taste, aroma and color.
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