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After two years back to Scotland, M. Robusto was bored of the routine he was anchored in ; the was going pretty well, whereas there still were loads of paperwork to do, that really bothered him. One day in 1991, he suddenly thought about Canary Islands...
...He remembered that he went across Africa, but didn't stop at Canary Islands. Right after that, he also realised that Canary's archipel is european, so selling coffee from there would be done for the first time. He couldn't miss this opportunity !
Those days, Columbo is still grateful and proud of being the one who inaugurated the bio label linked to coffee farms in Europe. Also, because he always tried to found branch on his...
...Coffee brand with unique flavours for each of them, he had the opportunity to design a profile of aromas more "european" : less spicy, but rather sweet and acidulous, like a citrus.
The Canary Islands have been a strategic location for trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. The islands served as a major stopover for ships going to the New World, and they thrived through commerce and maritime activities, including coffee.
Liberica is a coffee variety that is less widespread but has its own distinctive characteristics. Originally from West Africa, Liberica is often grown in hot and humid regions. Liberica coffee beans are longer than those of other varieties and have a unique asymmetric shape.
Going from light yellow to dark brown, the color of the bean can change due to roasting level and personal preferences. A darker coffee will have a stronger, smokier flavor and lower acidity and cafeine, whereas a lighter coffee will have a more delicate flavor and higher acidity and cafeine.
