Culi Coffee – an intense Vietnamese coffee experience

Culi is known in Vietnamese coffee culture for its particularly intense and rich profile. It is suitable for coffee drinkers who want a strong aroma and a long aftertaste in their phin-brewed cup.

What does Culi coffee mean?

Culi refers to a coffee bean with a single, rounder seed instead of the usual two. In Vietnam, Culi coffee is used both on its own and in blends to add strength and richness to the coffee.

What does Culi coffee taste like?

Culi is typically strong, roasted, and full-bodied. It is not the first choice for those seeking the softest and lightest coffee, but it is especially suitable for you who enjoy a clear coffee taste and a strong phin-brewed cup.

Culi with phin

Phin is a natural brewing method for Culi coffee. The slow dripping emphasizes the coffee's rich structure. Try the Classic Culi Phin recipe or the Culi Sữa Chua Cà Phê recipe.

Culi or Robusta?

Robusta Premium is known for its strength and richness, while Culi primarily refers to the shape of the bean and the characteristics of the coffee batch. Culi coffee can have a very strong and roasted profile.

Who is Culi suitable for?

Choose Culi if you want to try something different from ordinary supermarket coffee and enjoy strong, intense coffee.

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