Tokyo Vivalto Lungo Review

• Origin: Ethiopian Arabica and washed Mexican Arabica coffee
• Intensity: 6
• Roasting: 3
• Acidity: 1
• Bitterness: 2
• Body: 3
• Order: Buy Tokyo Vivalto Lungo at Amazon

The new 2021 version, inspired by Tokyo and Japan coffee culture, of the classic Vivalto Lungo capsule.

Very light brown crema, nearly white. Thick and decidedly bubbly. A coffee with a clear aroma of cereals and flowers, with jasmine being the prevalent one.

Medium-low intensity, with a thin body. A delicate floral-based blend, with a basic bitterness and acidity at high temperatures. A pleasing roastiness element comes up as the coffee cools down.

Barely bitter overall, with a slightly more pronounced acidity, sign of a light-medium roasting and Arabica beans. Cereals, perhaps some biscuits, flavors on one side pairs well with the mellow floral flavors on the other side. A coffee with a feeble aftertaste, where the bitterness and roastiness are more noticeable.

Definitely leaning towards the bitterness more when brewed in smaller quantities. As an espresso it becomes a much darker cup of coffee, where the floral flavors take the backseat and the coffee feels decidedly more intense.

Overall a refined blend, where the Ethiopian and Mexican Arabica beans merge well together, showing some of the best qualities of both origins. A delicate, classy, and relaxing coffee.

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