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After I brewed the grain drink with filter and tasted the coffee capsules, however, I didn't like it at all. I can say: odorless almost, flat, a hint of chocolate and then cardboard. Not to drink! So those so-called substitutes for coffee are a bad idea.

Coffee contains caffeine. This is a substance found in various plants, but also in coffee beans, for example. The substance makes you feel less tired. In small amounts, about one to two cups of coffee a day, it is even good for concentration. Taking too much coffee can also have drawbacks. For example, you may become restless or get a headache. Now, do you want to avoid that but still enjoy a nice cup of coffee? Then there is decaffeinated coffee, also called decaf

Each year, we purchase the most special and beautiful specialty coffees from these winning plantations! Coffee farmers Ratibor and Tessie Hartmann, known for the Panama Mi Finquita Natural Espresso - Limited Edition, among others, have won no less than 2 first prizes this year with their Panama Geisha Natural varieties.

As far as Boot Koffie is concerned, a living wage for the coffee farmer, the best quality coffee and minimal environmental impact are the three essential pillars of corporate responsibility in the coffee world.

Now Boot coffee is taking the next step. In collaboration with the Climate Neutral Group, Boot Koffie is reducing the climate impact of its coffee to zero
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We'll get right to the point: as of November 1, 2021, the price of coffee will go up. We have postponed this as long as possible (because of Corona), but have now reached a point where we are forced to change it.

At the end of February, I traveled to Colombia. I went to taste as a judge in the finals of winning local coffee farmers of the competitions "The Best Coffee of Antioquia" and "The Best Coffee of Cauca". These are annual competitions to which leading coffee roasters from all over the world are invited. The participating coffee farmers, most of whom have only 0.5 to 1.5 hectares of coffee, live and work in areas where (until recently) the Colombian cocaine mafia calls the shots. Locally, it plays a prominent, manipulative role in pressuring the farmers to grow coca plants.