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by Oliver Pack 06 Aug, 2019


 

You may have noticed that we brag about our 100% Arabica coffee . Although it does sound like something magicians say, it isn’t gibberish – it refers to the type of coffee species in which the beans are from.

There are over 100 coffee species , however the two main ones that are widely produced and sold are: Coffea Arabica and Coffea Robusta.


Brewing Happiness

Taste: Often Robusta has its taste described as burnt tires or rubbery, which… sounds disgusting.

One reason that the taste isn't as good for Robusta is that it has more caffeine (a natural way to protect itself from bugs!). Which may sound like a positive thing but caffeine carries a bitter taste which makes it an unpleasant drink. In fact the Robusta bean has almost double the caffeine of Arabica .

Natural sugar content: Arabica contains almost twice the concentration of sugar than Robusta. This factor also probably has a big impact on why we prefer the taste of Arabica.

Plants: Arabica plants grow about half the size of a Robusta, the yields are less and they are generally less hardy and more difficult to grow , all this leads to Arabica being slightly more expensive crop to grow... but its defiantly worth it!

Flavour compromise: Nearly all instant coffee is made with Robusta beans , but you don’t need to choose between convenience and flavour! Why not try our gorgeous ground coffee collection , make your own fresh filter coffee easily and conveniently without flavour compromise! https://www.thevaultshop.co.uk/coffee-tea

 

 


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by Oliver Pack 06 Aug, 2019


 

You may have noticed that we brag about our 100% Arabica coffee . Although it does sound like something magicians say, it isn’t gibberish – it refers to the type of coffee species in which the beans are from.

There are over 100 coffee species , however the two main ones that are widely produced and sold are: Coffea Arabica and Coffea Robusta.


Brewing Happiness

Taste: Often Robusta has its taste described as burnt tires or rubbery, which… sounds disgusting.

One reason that the taste isn't as good for Robusta is that it has more caffeine (a natural way to protect itself from bugs!). Which may sound like a positive thing but caffeine carries a bitter taste which makes it an unpleasant drink. In fact the Robusta bean has almost double the caffeine of Arabica .

Natural sugar content: Arabica contains almost twice the concentration of sugar than Robusta. This factor also probably has a big impact on why we prefer the taste of Arabica.

Plants: Arabica plants grow about half the size of a Robusta, the yields are less and they are generally less hardy and more difficult to grow , all this leads to Arabica being slightly more expensive crop to grow... but its defiantly worth it!

Flavour compromise: Nearly all instant coffee is made with Robusta beans , but you don’t need to choose between convenience and flavour! Why not try our gorgeous ground coffee collection , make your own fresh filter coffee easily and conveniently without flavour compromise! https://www.thevaultshop.co.uk/coffee-tea

 

 


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Men's Gift Guide

  • by Georgie
  • 16 Apr, 2018

"The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach"

Top 5 Affordable Men’s Gift Ideas

 

It can be a struggle to think of a gift for the man in your life, be it your dad, your brother, your friend, your husband or boyfriend there’s truth in the phrase “the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach”. Check out our top 5 best-selling gifts for men, all with free home delivery and gift card and packaged to the highest gift standard.

 

1: Global Coffee Collection

Someone you know think themselves a coffee connoisseur? At just £25 this is a fabulous way to show how much you care. This gift includes free delivery to your door, four different coffees from all over the world, 2 glass mugs and divine chocolate covered coffee beans with a free gift card.

https://www.thevaultshop.co.uk/cocktail-box/Global-Coffee-Collection-p98075745

 

2: Craft Beer Can Box

The craft revolution is here! Try something different, a fabulous selection of 6 of our favourite craft beers from across the UK all with free delivery and free gift card.

https://www.thevaultshop.co.uk/cocktail-box/Craft-Beer-Can-Box-p98075761

 

3: Espresso Martini

A classic cocktail brought into the 21st century with our artisan coffee and fine coffee liqueur.

Includes all the ingredients for at least four cocktails! Hand selected and packaged with a free gift note and recipe card all delivered for free!

https://www.thevaultshop.co.uk/cocktail-box/Espresso-Martini-p98744655

 

4: Hot Chocolate Liqueur Set

A little boozy twist on a traditional hot chocolate. The addition of cream liqueur makes this hot chocolate box extra luxurious.

Includes two glass mugs, artisan hot chocolate flakes, gourmet marshmallows and two irish cream liqueur miniatures. Hand selected and packaged with a free gift note and recipe card and Free Delivery!

https://www.thevaultshop.co.uk/cocktail-box/Hot-Chocolate-liqueur-Set-p98075759


5: The Elvis

Discover how a good beer can be transformed into an amazing, fruity, floral cocktail. The perfect gift for beer lovers who think they’ve tried it all!

Includes enough ingredients for at least four cocktails: pink grapefruit juice, miniature elderflower liqueur, India Pale Ale, two miniature gins, a beautiful key shaped bottle opener and a Love Corn snack.

Hand selected and packaged with a free gift note and recipe card with free home delivery!

https://www.thevaultshop.co.uk/cocktail-box/The-Elvis-p98075749


by Oliver Pack 06 Aug, 2019


 

You may have noticed that we brag about our 100% Arabica coffee . Although it does sound like something magicians say, it isn’t gibberish – it refers to the type of coffee species in which the beans are from.

There are over 100 coffee species , however the two main ones that are widely produced and sold are: Coffea Arabica and Coffea Robusta.


Brewing Happiness

Taste: Often Robusta has its taste described as burnt tires or rubbery, which… sounds disgusting.

One reason that the taste isn't as good for Robusta is that it has more caffeine (a natural way to protect itself from bugs!). Which may sound like a positive thing but caffeine carries a bitter taste which makes it an unpleasant drink. In fact the Robusta bean has almost double the caffeine of Arabica .

Natural sugar content: Arabica contains almost twice the concentration of sugar than Robusta. This factor also probably has a big impact on why we prefer the taste of Arabica.

Plants: Arabica plants grow about half the size of a Robusta, the yields are less and they are generally less hardy and more difficult to grow , all this leads to Arabica being slightly more expensive crop to grow... but its defiantly worth it!

Flavour compromise: Nearly all instant coffee is made with Robusta beans , but you don’t need to choose between convenience and flavour! Why not try our gorgeous ground coffee collection , make your own fresh filter coffee easily and conveniently without flavour compromise! https://www.thevaultshop.co.uk/coffee-tea

 

 


by Georgie 10 Apr, 2018
The Origin and making of Yirgacheffe Coffee. From its single origin to your table.
by The Vault 26 Feb, 2018
Some Cocktail general knowledge from The Vault. Some classic cocktails featuring in classic films through the decades, see which you remember and see if you can add to the list!
by Georgie 16 Jan, 2018
Here’s a quick history of the interesting possible origins of the word "cocktail".
by Georgie 10 Feb, 2017
But, what’s the difference? Is there a difference? A quick look into shaken and stirred cocktails.
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