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    1. I’m pretty sure there is a Finnish sailor church in Brussels which i think sells some finnish products, you could find some there as well.

      But considering you’re already going to Finland, well, you’ve already got the best one there, but Presidentti-coffee and Kulta Katriina are also worth trying.

    2. EgoistHedonist on

      Try Lehmus roastery! Their coffees are miles better than these bulk ones

    3. kangaskassi on

      I would say any small roastery coffee you can get your hands on! Generally Finnish coffee will be at least „good enough“ so why not try some fun ones? I at least like the Kettu coffees from Lehmus roastery for more wintery coffee (there’s cinnamon & cardamon one, but the basic ones are also good). If you do also drink tea, I would recommend getting Revontuli blueberry & mint tea while in Rovaniemi because it’s often hard to find elsewhere.

      My belgian partner also likes Juhla mokka lol.

    4. SilentThing on

      Löfsberg and Nordqvist are excellent brands in the Juhla price range. Just a superior product for the same money.

    5. Hot-Conversation7255 on

      Try Verkkokauppa.com, they sell coffee in large sets. I often order my coffee there.

    6. Budget-Proposal31 on

      Juhla mokka is a mockery of coffee, it has nothing to do with coffee. Firstly, its acidity makes it give you stomach pains, on the roast scale the basic most sold version is of 1 meaning the lightest roast possible, even if there is a darker juhla mokka version available but it’s not comparable with the Löfbergs Charisma or Inferno which actually taste more like filtered coffee especially taking into account that You’re from Belgium. If you are browsing through the scanshop lists then there are much bettet coffee brands available. If I were you, I’d make sure that it’s at least of roast level 4 but preferably 5. Presidentti gold label black isn’t that bad, I think it’s 5.

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