Coffee has always been and remains a special beverage for most people everywhere in the world. A freshly brewed coffee at different times of day is something many look forward to.
In Venezuela, acquiring the precious coffee grounds has been somewhat difficult in recent years, but we always manage to keep coffee in our homes. Prices are getting higher every day, especially for the brands we've come to love for their flavor and aroma. This is because I've mentioned on several occasions that the preferred brands in a beautiful Venezuela—and one that will only become more beautiful—were Madrid and Anzoátegui coffee. Over time, many brands have emerged and gradually integrated into the market, each with its own unique flavors to suit different tastes.
Well, we've run out of coffee at home and have to buy more. The brand we bought a few weeks ago, and which we'd grown accustomed to, was one we liked. We couldn't find it without sugar, the way I like to drink it to fully appreciate its flavor.
When it comes to tastes, prices vary according to budget. We came across AMERICO ADRIANI, which was new to us because we hadn't seen it before, and of course, we hadn't tried it. I asked at the store, and the young man who helped me said he hadn't actually tried it. So, since the price fit our budget, we decided to buy it.
It's Venezuelan coffee beans from the state of Trujillo, which is part of the Andean region of the country. It's presented as a premium coffee, and as its advertising says, it's pure flavor. It's quite strong on the palate compared to other brands we've tasted.
Its packaging complies with established standards, providing information about the product as well as nutritional information. To continue exploring different brands, flavors, and aromas of coffee, you can keep buying it to maintain a stock of ground coffee at home, continuing the tradition of enjoying coffee as an afternoon snack. We hope it stays at its current price. These prices and available budgets have led us to explore brands, flavors, and aromas of coffee grown in our country, Venezuela.
