Two Palma-based coffee shops, Bacan and Nano Coffee Lab, have been recognized as top specialty coffee destinations in Spain. This recognition comes from a public vote during a recent ceremony at IFEMA in Madrid, where coffee enthusiasts chose their favorites from over 2,000 establishments. Alongside these two shops, Pantastic in Ibiza also made the list, highlighting the growing popularity of specialty coffee in the country.
• The selection process considered factors like coffee quality, service, barista skills, and the overall experience offered by the cafes.
• Specialty coffee is defined by its high quality and unique flavor profiles, often sourced from specific regions known for coffee production.
• Spain benefits from affordable coffee prices due to its proximity to major coffee-producing countries like Brazil and Colombia.
• The trend of specialty coffee promotes transparency and traceability, allowing roasters to build direct relationships with producers.
This recognition of Bacan and Nano Coffee Lab reflects a broader trend in Spain, where consumers are increasingly valuing high-quality coffee experiences. The emphasis on specialty coffee not only enhances local culture but also fosters sustainable practices in the coffee industry.
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