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Home / Food News / Nespresso Reviving Origins is NOW in MALAYSIA !

Nespresso Reviving Origins is NOW in MALAYSIA !

July 23, 2020 by StrawberrY Gal

Nespresso Reviving Origins makes its debut in Malaysia today with three seasonal coffee blends; the new AMAHA awe UGANDA, along with TAMUKA mu ZIMBABWE and ESPERANZA de COLOMBIA, made possible through the company’s unique Reviving Origins programme.

And this time, one can enjoy the great coffee at the comfort of your home. And this time, Nespresso released with 3 new varieties of coffee that you can savour especially for coffee lover.

And in here, it comes with 3 flavours. You can try the AMAHA awe UGANDA where the single origin coffee which carries a rare scandalwood notes and elegant florals with the medium acidity and body. With an intensity of 8 espresso, AMAHA awe UGANDA grows in unique terroir, where shade and nutrients provided by banana trees create a true Arabica dreamland. In a Latter Macchiato, the biscuit and discrete fruity notes that comes alive and balanced and sweet cup.

You can also grab their Tamuka mu Zimbabwe where the coffee brings you with the bursting of complex fruitiness and zesty flavours. With the bright acidity and the notes of cranberry to red berries and the current to grape. It brings you with the creamy, smooth texture when you add them with milk. This is ideal for a cup of Latte Macchiato where it is well balanced and round and have sweet notes of caramel and toffee when mixed with the milk.

Not just that, one can also try their Esperanza de Colombia where this coffee almost disappeared in Caqueta Colombia following 50 years of conflict which meant many farmers abandoned their lands. In here, Nespresso partnered with the local farmers and the Colombian International Coffee Growers Federation to support the rebuilding of this industry. The coffee is a mild coffee that comes with light acidity and they are beautifully balanced and rounded with the aromas of yellow fruits with the hint of the cereal note in it.

And now, you can get the AMAHA awe UGANDA, TAMUKA Mu ZIMBABWE and ESPRANZA de COLOMBIA flavours at RM 34 for a sleeve of 10 capsules at The Gardens Mall, 1 Utama Shopping Mall, or even online at https://www.nespresso.com/my/en or the Nespresso mobile app from June 2020 onwards.

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