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MACCHIATO

"Caffè macchiato, sometimes called espresso macchiato, is an espresso coffee drink with a small amount of milk added, today usually foamed milk. In Italian, macchiato means "stained" or "spotted" so the literal translation of caffè macchiato is stained coffee or coffee with a spot of milk.

The Macchiato can be prepared either with steamed hot milk or cold milk. If hot, the espresso's name would become macchiato caldo (marked hot); if cold, macchiato freddo (marked cold). The choice between 'caldo' and 'freddo' is usually a matter of personal tastes."

Oriberry softens an espresso shot of our single-origin Arabica of Quang tri mix 70% medium dark and 30% dark roast with a dash of foam milk in about 1:1 ratio.

Variations

LATTE MACCHIATO

Milk with a spot of espresso.

MOCHA

Caffè mocha, in its most basic formulation, can also be referred to as hot chocolate with (e.g. a shot of) espresso added. Like cappuccino caffè mochas typically contain the distinctive milk froth on top, although, as is common with hot chocolate, they are sometimes served with whipped cream instead. They are usually topped with a dusting of either cinnamon or cocoa powder and marshmallows may also be added on top for flavor and decoration."

Oriberry combines the rich decadent flavours of chocolate with the velvety smooth taste of single-orgin Arabica of Quang tri which 70% medium dark roast and 30% dark roast, a popular combination for the sweet tooth or the novice coffee-drinker.

Variations

MOCHA BLANCA

An even sweeter, richer version - milk chocolate is replaced by white chocolate creating a truly tempting indulgence

AMERICANO

"Caffè Americano a style of coffee prepared by adding hot water to espresso"

For those that want their espresso moment drawn out that little bit longer, or who want to escape from very thick and strong espresso, Caffe Americano should be an excellent choice.

At Oriberry a standard Americano is a 30ml single shot of espresso, freshly drawn from Oriberry's premium single-origin Arabica, 70% medium dark roast and 30% dark roast, topped with 100ml of hot water

Variations

SHORT BLACK
LONG BLACK

The espresso shot is mixed with hot water.

The espresso shot is mixed with a larger quantity of hot water

LATTE

"is a coffee drink made with espresso and steam milk and micro foam.

The term as used in English is a shortened from the Italian caffe latte or caffellatte which means milk coffee."

A match made in heaven - a shot of espresso, freshly drawn from Oriberry's premium single-origin Arabica, 70% medium dark roast and 30% dark roast, paired with warm steamed milk, fresh from the lush green dairy region of Mộc Châu, in Son La province

An Oriberry latte will be completed with some clever latte art by one of our talented baristas!

Variations

CARAMEL
VANILLA
MATCHA
CHAI
BREVE

For something sweeter, a hint of caramel is added.

A dash of vanilla, the perfect flavour pairing for the smooth end-notes of Oriberry's Arabica variety.

A unique combination, but don't be turned off by the green latte art! A matcha replaces espresso with green tea.

A popular variation of the latte replacing the espresso with chai, a spiced tea inflused with flavours of cinnamon, star anise and nutmeg

Smooth and creamy, Cafe Breve is a rich variation of a latte using a warm steamed milk and cream blend

FLAT WHITE

"is a coffee beverage that originated first in Australia, and later in New Zealand. It is prepared by pouring steamed milk (may consisting of fine bubbles) over a single or double espresso. It is somewhat similar to the traditional 5 oz cappuccino or caffe latte although smaller in volume, therefore having a higher proportion of coffee to milk and milk more velvety in consistency – allowing the espresso to dominate the flavour, while being supported by the milk.

The beverage is typically served in a small 150–160 ml ceramic cup. Microfoam is used, and loosely frothed milk from the top of the steaming vessel is typically discarded or held back in the vessel while the creamy milk from the bottom of the vessel is folded into the coffee, resulting in a smooth and velvety texture"

Keeping it simple at Oriberry - a shot of espresso, freshly drawn from Oriberry's premium single-orgin Arabica, 70% medium dark roast and 30% dark roast, with warm steamed milk, fresh from the lush green dairy region of Mộc Châu, in son La province.

CAPPUCCINO

"is an Italian coffee drink which is tranditionally prepared with espresso, hot milk and steamed milk foam. Cream may be used instead of milk and is often topped with cinnamon. It is typically smaller in volume than a caffe latte, with a thicker layer of micro foam"

The cappuccino begins with a shot of espresso, freshly drawn from Oriberry's premium single-origin Arabica which 70% medium dark roast mixed 30% dark roast from Quang tri. Another option for those who want lighter coffee is a shot of espresso of medium dark roast Arabica from Lam dong.

The cappuccino is then skillfully constructed with a fine layer of cocoa dusting on the espresso's crema, before warm, silky-textured milk is poured leaving a foam top. Finished with a dusting of chocolate powder.

Variations

MOCCACHINO

For the chocolate lover - an espresso mixed with a decadent shot of chocolate syrup then layered with warm, textured milk and foam, finished with a dusting of chocolate powder.

ESPRESSO

"is coffee brewed by forcing a small amount of nearly boiling water under pressure through finely ground coffee beans"

Freshly prepared with Oriberry's premium single-origin Arabica from Quang tri which mixed 70% medium dark roast and 30% dark roast offering a rich, aromatic and velvety experience for the coffee purist.

Espresso 64 - freshly prepared with the Oriberry 64 Blend, 60% Arabica Quang tri dark roast, 40% fully washed processed Robusta, for a bold taste and subtle aroma

Espresso prepared with Oriberry Arabica from Da Lat may be available on request

Variations

LUNGO
CORRETTO
DOPPIO
CON PANNA
RISTRETTO

An espresso topped with a dash of hot water.

Espresso with a shot of Grappa, an Italian brandy liquor.

Espresso with double hot water added.

Espresso topped with whipped cream.

Shorter than a standard shot of espresso.

Our coffee chain

Our vision
Our farmers
Processing

Our vision, mission and tasks

We solve social problems through business approach
To produce safe, healthy, traceable and premium artisan products of Vietnam
To create opportunities for smallest farmers or producers to participate into the company value chain.

Our core value

A clear connection from business products development to social problems solving.

Accountability
Creative
Opportunities
Participatory
Responsibility

Our farmers care about the quality of coffee, keep always looking for solutions to improve their practices. The coffee value chain starts at selecting varieties, designing garden, caring trees, harvesting and processing.

Plant in the best garden

I keep the best garden to produce your coffee.

Develop specialty

I really want to develop the old Arabica coffee of Da lat so I planted 5 hectares of Typica last year, said Mr. Khanh in Cau dat

Coffee processing in Vietnam

In Vietnam, both wet and dry methods are applied. Farmers | producers select processing method based on the characteristics of coffee and processing condition.

Normally, Robusta farmers apply dry process, in which coffee cherries collected and then dried naturally by solar energy. The outers are then taken to get green beans. In wet processing, a pulping machine is used to take the outers from the seeds. Then they are fermented by soaking in a water tank. After 8-24 hours, seeds, called wet parchment, will be washed (through a machine), then dried etheir naturally or by driers. Wet method is applied for Arabica coffee. If the wet parchments are not washed or just half-washed, the dried parchments have yellow color, the method then called semi-washed.

As fully washed methods requires big investment in machinary and water treatment system, most of fully wash coffee produced by companies or at least co-operatives. In this value chain, farmers sell their cherries to those producers. Their value added activities end at "harvest"

Less investment required, in Robusta and semi-washed Arabica value chain, farmers could perform more works in processing. The more work farmers could do, more income or less risk they could receive.

Oriberry coffee processing methods

Oriberry has to balance between coffee quality and opportunities for farmers to work more in the value chain as well as sustainable environment. In Quang tri, where the natural condition is risky for semi-wash method, we invested to build fully washed coffee processing factory. The factory has long term contracted farmers to supply high quality cherries.

In other locations where farmers could take advantage of the solar energy we encourage farmers to use water tank for better controlling fermentation. Semi-washed method is also applied in certain locations to produce our coffee where our research proves that quality of the beans may be the same or above fully washed coffee.

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