Every day, since 2007, Vero Cafe invites you to brighten the day with a cup of quality coffee and greets its customers with the question - " From quality or classic beans?".

A specialty coffee, in short, is one that comes from one place - a specific coffee farm or small cooperative. Such coffee is grown according to the traditions and cultivation habits of a single farm, exposed to the same climatic conditions, and therefore has a unique taste. The type of coffee has its own history, authentic origin and reflects the distinctiveness of the coffee taste of that area. Different quality coffee beans, selected and roasted in our coffee house in Kaunas, are constantly rotating in our quality coffee mills.

From now on, specialty coffees in mills - strong-bodied, rich GUATEMALA EL GIGANTE. These are extremely high quality 100% Arabica Catuai coffee beans, processed for up to 96 hours. by anaerobic fermentation! Roasted especially for espresso, the cup reveals subtle notes of grapefruit, cocoa and almond flavors. You can find GUATEMALA EL GIGANTE type coffee in all VERO CAFE cafes!

I got to know the El Gigante coffee farm at the beginning of the year. In the spring, at the World Coffee Exhibition in Milan, we met Osvaldo Suchini, who heads the farm, and today we can already enjoy the fruits of our joint work - excellent quality coffee in all VERO CAFE cafes.

Established in 1994, the El Gigante farm is renowned for having one of the rarest and most exotic coffee collections in the region. The farm is named after the mountain at the foot of which the farm is located. El Gigante is located at 1,560-1,700 meters above sea level, so it has its own microclimate, which, together with special varieties and the love and passion of the owners, produces high quality and unique tasting coffee!

The highest quality, sustainability, attention to the local community - these are the values ​​that El Gigante successfully guides in its activities. We are happy to be friends with El Gigante coffee farm and its manager Osvaldo Suchini. Read more about the farm: www.elgigantecoffee.com