MARLENKA CAFÉ
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300 hundred years ago an Armenian Deodat arrived to Prague and founded first Armenian coffee lounge which is even mentioned in Rieger encyclopedia (1862, 2nd edition).
"Prague's first café keeper, born in Damascus, to parents of Armenian-Christian faith, initially walked the streets of Prague clad in Arabian, i.e. Turkish, vesture, holding a plank with a mug of boiled coffee on his head and carrying a pan with hot coal in the right hand and a box containing several buttons and some fine-grained sugar in the left hand. He was so good at selling, that he soon earned a burgess-ship and rented a spacious shop in the Old Town. He converted the said shop into Prague's first bona-fide café, at the corner of Liliová and Jesuitská streets, at No. 181 (called "u Kornovů ", or "The Golden Snake's")". We continue in our traditon and introducing now new coffee Marlenka and also its traditional preparation of Armenian coffee in hot sand - jazzve. |
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MARLENKA CAFÉ - 100% ARABICA
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Coffee Marlenka Cafe is 100% Arabica and it’s made only from the finest coffee beans which are grown it ideal climatic and geographic conditions in Brazil and Guatemala. Thanks to the weather, altitude, soil type and soil richness Arabica beans contain more of the substances that make coffee so complexly flavourful. Gourmet coffees are almost exclusively high-quality mild varieties of coffea Arabica.
If you enjoy our honey cakes Marlenka, you will love our new Arabica coffee Marlenka Cafe.
The Difference between Arabica and Robusta Coffee Beans percent of the world's production and Coffea canephora, known as Robusta coffee which accounts for about 20 percent.
a superior taste in the cup, being more flavourful and complex than their Robusta counterparts. Robusta beans tend to produce an inferior tasting beverage which is more bitter and with a higher caffeine content.
Coffea arabica takes about seven years to mature fully. The plant can tolerate low temperatures, but not frost, and it does best when the temperature hovers around 20 °C. The plants are vulnerable to damage in poor conditions and are also more vulnerable to pests than the Robusta plant. Robusta coffee is grown at much lower altitudes (sea level-3000 feet) and it is much more tolerant to warm conditions than Arabica coffee.
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TRADITIONAL PREPARATION OF ARMENIAN COFFEE - JAZZVE
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