CoffeeGeek - Bristot Coffee Comes to America!

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  „Their 100 % Arabica:  known in Italy as "Selezione Speciale", is one of the finest and most delicate coffees on the market. It is truly a connoisseurs blend, using 4 diferent origins and carefully prepared by a team of certified "assagiatori" - Italian coffee tasters.“

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