Italy
Manufacturer/ Producer
Five key features on MiKoffee that make it a unique gourmet brand: MiKoffee is Direct Flame Roasted - We direct flame roast our coffee using natural Italian oak wood. This process is different from wood roasting where the drum is heated from outside to roast the coffee. Direct flame roasting is better than other types of roasting, but has long been discarded because it is harder, more difficult to get right and cannot be mass produced. It is because of these reasons that we choose to keep roasting in this manner, whilst all others switched to other methods. MiKoffee has a distinct roast flavour. As the flame of the burning oak touches the beans to roast them, it also gives the coffee a distinct taste that no other roasting can give. MiKoffee is a traditional product: we use our 65 years old Vittoria to roast the coffee and still use the same traditional methods. MiKoffee is a limited production product, because of our production limitations and because there are no more 1952 Vittoria machines, there is a limit to how much coffee we can roast unlike other roasters. MiKoffee is a gourmet made in Tuscany brand - we have been producing quality coffee for 65 years in Montecatini, a city close to Pisa, Chianti & Florence. The knowledge of how to roast has been transmitted over the years from one Italian Master Roaster to another. I invite you to visit our new website www.mikoffee.it to see more about our brand and product.
Manufacturer/ Producer
via Benedetto Croce
51011 Buggiano - Italy
Cyprus
The reason why people often confuse the spellings "espresso" and "expresso" may be due to a combination of factors. First, the word "espresso" is of Italian origin, and the letter "s" is pronounced differently in Italian than in English. In Italian, the letter "s" is pronounced as a "z" sound, while in English it is pronounced as an "s" sound. This may lead some people to think that the word is spelled with an "x" instead of an "s." Second, the letter combination "es" followed by the letter "s" is not common in English words, which may make the spelling "expresso" seem more intuitive to some English speakers. Finally, it is possible that the misspelling of "expresso" has become common over time due to frequent use and repetition, even though it is technically incorrect.
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