Hi
Would anyone know the difference between Lavazza and Vittoria coffee beans?
Also is one stronger than the other?
thanks
Difference Between Lavazza and Vittoria Coffee Beans?
ATTS on 23/06/2017 - 13:46
Last edited 23/06/2017 - 14:13 by 1 other user
Last edited 23/06/2017 - 14:13 by 1 other user
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It also depends on what type of roast within that brand. Personally I like Lavazza Crema e Gusto. I find Vittoria Espresso stronger and more bitter. Then there is Vittoria Mountain Grown which I find even more intense.
I have tried both, personally I prefer Lavazza. Vittoria coffee beans are ok, but I only drink Lavazza at home.
Too general, it is like asking: "difference between Toyota and Mazda" be more specific please.
"Which one should I buy?"
Corolla vs Swift ?!?!
I prefer Vittoria over Lavazza. Vitorria's espresso ground coffee beans have strong aroma and tastes better.
With a CBR250RR you'd probably want to water it down anyways ay.
rude
If this is the sort of question keeping you up at night…… I don't think you need anymore coffee ;-)
As it happens I've been drinking Lavazza of late, finding it less bitter and more to the Ozbargainers point, I recently picked up a few 1kg bags for $15 each.
I don't like pod coffee and prefer from a French press.
One is Lavazza and the other is Vittoria?
Neither of them are much good, compared with some of the more specialist brands out there.
I use Merlo's (in Brisbane)- freshly ground daily at their local premises, and works beautifully with a stove-top espresso machine.
Not much dearer than the brands mentioned either - I pay $9-10.00 for 200 grams, and that includes a free coffee made by their great baristas, so effectively $5-6.00.
And I'm sure that there are similar companies out there - great quality and not super-expensive.
Vittoria is fresher because it is roasted locally. Lavazza comes all the way from Italy so by the time you are drinking it it is over 3 months old.
Using a website known as google I discovered the following.
Lavazza's coffee beans are consistently rich in flavour and full-bodied.
Vittoria Coffee's espresso produces a rich flavour with intense character.
I hope these descriptions help.