Welcome in Winter 2010...

Our ESE Pods Italian Roasters...

Gruppo Izzo S.r.l was established in Naples near to Vesuvius and Pompeii in 1979 by Mr Vincenzo Izzo as a coffee roastery, and his passion for real Neapolitan espresso has evolved for more than 25 years. During this time, the enduring spirit of the company has been supported by highly qualified staff, both technical and commercial, which has resulted in an ever increasing popularity of the Izzo brand of ESE pods.

Bravi Caffe S.r.l was established in 1952 by the Bravi brothers Fustino and Emilio in Monterotondo in the suburbs of Rome in Italy. In 1982 the company passed into the capable hands of the Ciravegna family, and in accordance with the Bravi tradition, their ESE pods have been created to perfection ever since. The ever popular Grani D'Oro is the preferred choice of many espresso connoisseur.

 Caffe Cavaliere S.r.l established in 1972 has ever since been blending through extremely careful coffee selection by experts travelling to the Americas, Africa and India. These are the countries where the Cavaliere espresso blends originate but their ESE pods would be incomplete without the passion and intensity of the family-assisted roasting process conducted at their modern roastery in Bari on the southern Adriatic.

A recent customer feedback email:

Dear Coffeeroyale,

In a world where people are quick to complain I wanted to tell you how very happy we are with the service we have received over the past few months from your company.  The delivery is extremely quick and you offer a wide range of coffee pods. We really love the Caffe Grand Espresso pods as do all our friends - they would rather come to us than the local Starbucks!  We have found your company to be extremely efficient and reliable - in a totally different league to the other internet coffee retailer we used to use.  Should you be able to use these comments on your website to tell others how pleased we are then please do.

Thank you once again,

Andy Smith, Swindon.

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