Natural Processed Medium-Roasted & Italian Roast Espresso Coffee Range Updated

Jul 19, 2023

GoCoffeeGo has updated its online store to include more varieties of medium-roasted and Italian gourmet espressos.

San Francisco, United States - July 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Staying true to its devotion to premium coffee, the newest items in GoCoffeeGo’s store are artisan blends that can be used in any type of espresso drink. All of GoCoffeeGo’s products undergo rigorous testing to ensure the quality of the beans and the taste of the brew.

For more information, please visit https://www.gocoffeego.com/learn/category/espresso-drinks/

The expansion reflects GoCoffeeGo’s commitment to updating their inventory with the newest varieties of specialty coffee provided by vetted roasteries.

Their new Big Joy Espresso is one such example, being a medium-roasted coffee created by the award-winning Camber Coffee. The espresso was designed to pair well with milk, making it suitable for customers who enjoy cappuccino, macchiato, and latte; it can also be used for solo shots or drip brews. The beans used in this espresso originate from farms in the Lake Atitlan and Huehuetenango areas of Guatemala, resulting in a creamy, sweet body and fruity acidity characteristic of Guatemalan coffees. Notes of dark chocolate, baking spices, and cherries complement the sugary character of this brew.

Another coffee that GoCoffeeGo recommends is the Milky Way Espresso. This medium-roasted blend is provided by Demitasse Coffee Roasters, a roastery that is passionate about sustainability, transparency, and ethically produced coffee. The current version of the espresso is made from Guatemalan beans produced by the Asodiett Co-op, Honduran beans grown on certified fair-trade organic and Rainforest Alliance farms, and Burundi beans harvested from high-elevation smallholder farms, and these components come together to form a smooth, syrupy brew with notes of hazelnut, milk chocolate, caramel, and dried fruit.

For a darker coffee that is popular among customers, GoCoffeeGo offers the Intensi Espresso, which is provided by Atomic Coffee Roasters. As a classic Italian roast, this is a dark-roasted espresso with a heavy body and notes of spices, cocoa, and dried fruits. Like the Big Joy Espresso, this blend can be used as a base for milk-based beverages; it can also be used to make ristretto or normale shots.

GoCoffeeGo offers other options, including decaf and coffee for non-espresso brews. Its online store is currently one of the largest of its kind in the United States, boasting a wide selection of specialty coffees from Ethiopia, Sumatra, Colombia, and other countries around the world.

Interested parties can learn more by visiting https://www.gocoffeego.com/learn/category/espresso-drinks/

Contact Info:
Name: Elise Papazian
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Organization: GoCoffeeGo LLC
Address: 2027 Fillmore Street Suite GoCoffeeGo, San Francisco, CA 94115, United States
Phone: +1-415-225-6544
Website: http://www.gocoffeego.com

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