Baruli
Baruli Espresso Gentleman's Blend 1kg
29,99 €
29,99 € / 1 kg
Baruli
Baruli Café préféré de Baruli 1kg
30,99 €
30,99 € / 1 kg
Baruli Kaffee for slow-roasted, small-batch espresso moments
Baruli Kaffee stands out when coffee needs craftsmanship and clear flavor profiles. The brand is roasted in small batches at low temperatures in Stein an der Traun in the Chiemgau region, which keeps bitterness low and lets the fine notes of the beans come through. That makes espresso a natural starting point, while whole beans, cafe crema, and coffee for fully automatic coffee machines make it easy to match flavor, roast, and preparation style without losing that handcrafted Baruli character.
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Baruli Kaffee, a roastery in Stein an der Traun
Baruli Kaffee has roasted coffee in Stein an der Traun since 2014. The roastery's own shop is open every Thursday and Friday, so visitors can taste coffees and espressos on site and get personal advice, with a second sales point in Altenmarkt. The name Baruli is an acronym built from the first letters of Barista and founder Uli Niedersteiner, a trained coffee sommelier who roasts in especially small batches to avoid excess bitterness and bring out the beans' finest notes and highest aroma complexity.espresso machines and fully automatic coffee machines, while pre-ground formats support faster preparation in a moka pot, filter coffee machine, or manual routine. Darker blends usually emphasize crema, body, and roast depth, whereas smoother roasts move toward a softer cup with more balance. Capsule and pod formats add speed and consistency, especially when espresso, lungo, or coffee breaks need to stay simple and repeatable.
Baruli Kaffee, a coffee experience for every sense
True to that idea, Baruli invites visitors to its own roastery for a guided tour in small groups by appointment, where anyone curious about coffee can watch the roasting process up close, try their hand as roastmaster for a day, and taste the coffees afterward, with the option to buy a favorite variety on site. Founder Uli Niedersteiner decided to start roasting his own coffee after his first visit to a small roastery, once he noticed how different industrial coffee is from truly good coffee, and believes coffee lives through tasting, trying, and the experience of enjoying it, which is exactly what the roastery aims to offer every coffee lover, beginner or professional.
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Buying Baruli Kaffee at roastmarket
Baruli Kaffee's coffees and espressos are roasted carefully and slowly in small batches to preserve their finest aromas, and the full range is now available at roastmarket, so it is easy to browse the full assortment at any time and find a new favorite. To dial in the exact grind, extraction, and preparation style at home, it also helps to look at suitable coffee grinders, coffee machines, or manual coffee makers, along with accessories such as cups, scales, and storage. For broader comparison, exploring other filter coffee or tasting sets is a good way to test formats and refine a long-term coffee routine.
FAQs
What makes Baruli Kaffee special?
Baruli Kaffee comes from a craft roastery in Stein an der Traun in the Chiemgau region. There, selected raw beans are refined slowly in a drum roaster to develop clear aromas and complex flavor profiles. At roastmarket, you will find a range that spans everyday blends and characterful espresso and filter roasts.
Where does Baruli's coffee come from?
Baruli sources raw coffee from selected regions in classic growing countries such as Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia, and India. Many coffees are part of direct trade projects where Baruli and its partners work together long term on transparent pricing. The product descriptions at roastmarket give detailed origin and character information for every roast.
Which Baruli coffee works best for espresso?
For espresso, the bolder Baruli roasts are a great fit, such as Heavy Meta with its Robusta share or the organic Fetz!presso. These blends are designed for espresso machines and fully automatic machines, delivering a dense crema with notes of dark chocolate, nut, and spice. The product texts at roastmarket point out which Baruli espressos suit your preferred style.
Is Baruli coffee suitable for fully automatic coffee machines?
Many Baruli roasts work well in fully automatic coffee machines, especially blends like the Survival Blend, which is designed for a rounded body and moderate acidity. Baruli's espresso and cafe crema beans grind finely and give consistent results in a fully automatic machine, from a bold espresso to a balanced cafe crema. The product descriptions at roastmarket show which Baruli coffees suit your machine best.
What does Baruli coffee taste like?
Baruli coffee's flavor profile is varied, ranging from bold and chocolatey to fruity and complex. The espresso roasts often stand out with notes of dark chocolate, nut, and low acidity, while the filter coffees can lean toward floral or fruity aromas. Every roast is carefully developed to create a harmonious, characterful flavor you can discover at roastmarket.