Lavazza Blue Gold Selection Double Shot Espresso Capsules – Arabica & Robusta, 100 Capsules

Premium double-shot espresso, crafted by Lavazza

Lavazza Blue Gold Selection Double Shot Espresso Capsules bring a balanced, bold aroma to your daily ritual. This blend combines washed Arabica beans from the highlands of Central and South America with Robusta beans from select origins, delivering a naturally caffeinated profile that many espresso lovers appreciate.

Designed for double-shot extraction, the 100 single-serve capsules fit seamlessly into your Lavazza Classy system, letting you savor a compact, high‑intensity espresso at home or in the office.

Key benefits

• 100 capsules in each pack, optimized for double-shot espresso preparation.
• Arabica and Robusta blend sourced from Central and South America for a well-rounded cup.
• Hints of honey and almond lend a nuanced aroma and flavor.
• Pure coffee ingredients; produced in facilities dedicated to coffee production.
• Specifically compatible with Classy Plus and Classy Mini machines for hassle-free brewing.
• Expiration date shown in the DD/MM/YY format for easy freshness checks.
• Brand heritage dating back to 1895 adds a sense of craft and continuity.

Taste, aroma, and real-life use

In the cup, expect a balanced body with a gentle sweetness that carries honey-like warmth and almond notes. The aroma invites you to pause, whether you’re starting the day or taking a mid-afternoon break. These capsules offer a simple path to a premium espresso experience without altering your existing routine.

Use cases include a focused morning double shot to kickstart energy, a compact after-lunch pick-me-up, or a quick espresso before winding down. Pair the brew with a light pastry or enjoyed on its own when you crave a luxurious moment.

For best results, prepare with your Classy machine of choice, and store capsules properly to maintain freshness. Lavazza continues its legacy of sourcing high-quality beans with a dedication to sustainability and taste that has endured since 1895.