To enjoy like a local, extract this long black cup and take time to savour its aromas. Tokyo Vivalto Lungo captures these preferences with refined Ethiopian and Mexican Arabicas that deliver a complex, floral cup with a hint of acidity. The Japanese enjoy a richer coffee with balanced, elegant aromas. To recreate a true Swedish experience, this flavourful coffee is enjoyed with friends and family over a plate of cinnamon rolls. Taking consumers on a leisurely wander through the capital of Sweden, Stockholm Fortissio Lungo recreates the aromatic profile of a Swedish coffee by coupling Monsooned Malabar with Colombian Arabica for an intense, sweet cup with a hint of bitterness. The coffee’s smooth roasted notes unfold with a splash of milk to enjoy it like a local. Cape Town Envivo Lungo, therefore, blends Indian Arabica and Robusta to deliver an intense and full-bodied Lungo with a punchy, bitter note and woodsy aroma. South Africa’s preference towards Asian coffees has shaped local tastes over time. Paying tribute to the city’s love for smooth long cups characterised by a sweet, milky flavour, this coffee is best served with a generous drop of milk and sugar. In a nod to Argentina’s vibrant food scene where sweetness prevails, Buenos Aires Lungo blends a gently roasted Colombian Arabica with Ugandan Robusta, to deliver distinct cereal and sweet popcorn notes. The coffee’s berry notes and fine acidity are best enjoyed as a longer cup to appreciate the drinking experience like a local. It has a distinctive light roast blend that combines Kenyan, Chinese and Indonesian Arabicas. The Shanghai Lungo captures China’s newly developed modern coffee culture. The intense Cape Town Envivo Lungo and Stockholm Fortissio Lungo, and the more balanced Vienna Linizio Lungo and Tokyo Vivalto Lungo, are now joined by two new mild cups – Shanghai Lungo and Buenos Aires Lungo, inspired by the flavour profiles typical of these Asian and South American cities.
Nespresso’s World Explorations coffee range showcases distinct coffees inspired by cities from around the world.
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