“It’s easier to change religion than coffee” (translated – Georges Courteline)
This exceptional coffee takes its name from the spectacular Dar el Bacha palace (the pasha’s house) located in Marrakech.
The Bacha coffee range includes more than 200 Arabica coffees from more than 35 plantations around the world, renowned for the quality of their harvests.
The traditional house founded in 1910 relies on traditional, slow roasting at low temperatures. The beans are roasted separately, by hand.
Bacha offers four different types of beans: single origin, subtle blends, delicately flavored or naturally CO2 decaffeinated.
Bacha coffee is sold in 60 countries – in Luxembourg you can find it at Kaempff-Kohler!
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“It’s easier to change religion than coffee” (translated – Georges Courteline)
This exceptional coffee takes its name from the spectacular Dar el Bacha palace (the pasha’s house) which is located in Marrakech.
The Bacha coffee range includes more than 200 Arabica coffees from more than 35 plantations around the world, renowned for the quality of their harvests.
The traditional house founded in 1910 relies on traditional, slow roasting at low temperatures. The beans are roasted separately, by hand.
Bacha offers four different types of beans: single origin, subtle blends, delicately flavored or naturally CO2 decaffeinated.
Bacha coffee is sold in 60 countries – in Luxembourg you can find it at Kaempff-Kohler!












