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Our first tote bag is super cute and has our new logo printed on one side. 💝
Dimensions: 44L x 35H x 12W cm (approx.)
Material: 100% Organic cotton
Fabric weight: 170 g/m²
Colour: Natural (unbleached) white with black high quality print.
Find it here: https://en.neroscurocoffee.com/products/nero-scuro-tote-bag-organic-cotton
Dear Coffee Lovers,
We are taking a break this August to keep ourselves updated on the latest coffee trends and take the chance to rest a bit too :-)
The roastery will be closed from the 5th to the 21st of August.
The last day of production before our holidays will be the 3rd, with shipping on the 5th.
We will be back on the 22nd and up & running on the 24th (shipping on the 26th) with many new specialty coffees, stay tuned for more.
Have a great summer folks!
Peace, love and coffee
Our own mug, with the new logo!
This is Nero Scuro branded mug made from porcelain, ideal for filter coffees, durable, it is dishwasher safe, and super cute.
Check them out: https://en.neroscurocoffee.com/products/nero-scuro-mug-new-logo
Hello Coffee Lovers,
We've redesign our brand image, with a cooler logo and fancy custom coffee bags.
We hope you like it!
Small Batch Specialty Coffee Roasting to order: This is What We Do.
Nero Scuro was founded on a simple concept: we never roast anything that does not excite us or that we would not be pleased to drink ourselves.
Our coffee is our passion and the heart of our business: we import, roast and sell only what we consider to be the finest coffees available. As a micro-roastery, the way we operate is both simple and rare: we roast no more than four kilograms per batch, and do this only after a customer has placed an order to ensure freshness and quality. We pack the coffee in high quality bags with degassing valves right after roasting it, and ship them shortly thereafter. We spend countless hours perfecting the roasting profile of each coffee before adding it to our collection. We use a classic drum roaster, equipped with advanced temperature control systems to ensure that our results are consistent and repeatable.
In conclusion, we are proud to use an approach to roasting that has not acquiesced to faster, less expensive methods or to the practice of producing high volumes to decrease costs. Our goal is to create a unique product that allows our customers to experience the full flavours and aromas typical of each region the coffee comes from. We take pride in the success we have achieved in this endeavor.
The Italian roasting championship semifinal @caffemokaricofirenze is over and we made it to the final @sigeprimini 2019 🎉🎉🎉
The specialty coffee scene in Italy is growing fast, this year there are 24 competitors 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼.
Good job guys! Keep fighting for specialty coffee.
Oggi si è svolta la prima tappa delle selezioni italiane di Brewers Cup presso Caffè Musetti.
Super complimenti a tutti i qualificati per le finali di Sigep Rimini. In particolare a Raimondo Morreale con il quale abbiamo preparato questa gara, mettendo a punto un lotto Etiope molto interessante, che poi lui ha estratto ad arte vincendo la tappa.
Ci vediamo a Rimini con nuove emozioni!
Se vuoi assaggiare il lotto in questione lo trovi qui:
Dear coffee lovers,
We're having a special promotion for the International Coffee Day:
10% discount on all your favorite coffees when ordered online between October 1st and October 2nd.
Use PROMO code when required during the checkout: CoffeeDay10
or click on the link below to apply the discount to the cart:
https://it.neroscurocoffee.com/discount/CoffeeDay10
Oldie but goldie ;-) and it's still our favourite summer drink.
In case you don't own an espresso machine, you can prepare an espresso &tonic with a moka pot/stovetop espresso maker. This the recipe we used. Enjoy folks!
Good morning peeps! What’s your favourite milk based drink?
Are you still asking for a flat white? That’s so 2016!
You may be interested in knowing that there are many new fashionable milk based drinks.
So let’s have a look at some new latte trends, most of them from Downunder, some of them look good, others …mmm… not too sure.
Avolatte. A cafe in Melbourne, the Truman Cafe in Albert Park, has taken the smashed avo obsession and coffee culture to new levels, creating the 'avolatte'. It's a latte served inside a scooped-out avocado skin and topped off with an artful froth design, of course, and it was pioneered by an Australian café that actually intended to make a satirical point by doubling down on the two millennial-favorite foods. But people are buying in.
Carrot-cino. At Local's Corner in Seaforth, Australia, you can now get your espresso fix in a hollowed out carrot. The carrot shot is a surefire way to get your daily dose of vitamins and energy. Plus, the tiny cup is edible, meaning there's less dish cleanup or to-go cup waste.
Surfing the net you can also find Apple Latte, Orange Latte etc.
Piefee (Pie and coffee). It's made using a sweet, biscuity pastry which is lined with chocolate and filled with searing hot espresso and topped off with velvety milk. You can try at The Tasteful Bakehouse on Auckland's Karangahape Road.
Coffe-in-a-cone. Created by Grind Coffee Company in Johannesburg, South Africa. The object in question is basically coffee served in an ice cream cone coated with chocolate. It’s not a low calories drink for sure.
Charcoal latte, beetroot latte, lavender latte and other new lattes. In Melbourne, Matcha Mylkbar has 10 super-food lattes, from traditional matcha to a "smurf latte" (blue algae), "carrot cake latte" and "purple peanut butter latte" (using purple sweet potato). They thought why not offer all the colours of the rainbow and expand into more amazing super-foods people could benefit from? For instance, the peanut sweet potato latte is a mix of high protein and high vitamin A and C - it's got amazingly high antioxidant levels.
Tumeric Latte or Golden Milk. Served in cafes all over the world, turmeric latte or 'golden milk' has been gaining in popularity. According to a report in The Guardian, turmeric latte is more in demand than regular lattes in Oxford, UK. Made with juiced raw turmeric and foamed almond milk. You can add pepper, almonds, cinnamon powder or ginger. It’s said to be the perfect anti-inflammatory meal.
The latest coffee trend taking Instagram by storm is 3D latte art. Are they ridiculous? Yes - surely your coffee will be practically cold by the time the design is finished, but also undeniably cute. The 3D latte art is made with milk froth and decorated with chocolate and colours - a steady hand is also a necessity. It’s thought the trend originated in Japan but it’s now very popular across all Asia.
Glittery Cappuccinos
Made with edible glitter, the Gold and Diamond Cappuccino — as it’s officially called —is the creation of Coffee By Di Bella, a chain of coffee shops in Mumbai, India.
Is there any other big latte trend you can think of? Let me know 😉