Dellanonna, a new experience with the national coffee.

A loving greeting to all my Hive friends, especially to coffee lovers. Today I want to share with you another brand of coffee, produced in the national territory. In my last pot about coffee, I told you that I was very happy to be able to find again the supermarket shelves full of Venezuelan coffee brands. Since I live in the border zone and in the last few years I had only been able to find Colombian coffee brands. Which is not a nuisance, since Colombia has a wonderful coffee production, which has an international status. But I am also glad that Venezuelan brands are emerging or that the brands that have accompanied Venezuelan families for years and that at some point were hit by the economic crisis are positioning themselves once again.

This time I bring you the brand Dellanonna, I was surprised to see it on the shelves for its imposing purple and silver packaging. This brand has been part of the national market for several years. The truth is that despite its long trajectory, it is the first time I try it, because we have the tendency to make contracts with some brands. That is why I have decided to try all the brands that are flourishing in recent years. In order to give me the opportunity to get to know the different coffees that are produced in my country, I have decided to try all the brands that are flourishing in recent years.

I set about making the coffee, with the usual measurements. Not too strong, but not too weak either. While it was brewing in my coffee pot I began to read a little about this coffee. It is grown, processed and packaged in the state of Portuguesa. Part of the llanera region of Venezuela. I had already commented it other times, the two regions that stand out for their coffee production in my country, are the llanera and the andean.

I finished brewing and poured myself a whole cup and sat down to enjoy it. The truth is that it is a good coffee, but unfortunately it has not been one of my favorites. Even so, I always say, the diversity of tastes about coffee is infinite and I do not pretend in my blog to offer a harsh criticism about the types of coffee, since I am not a professional taster, nor do I pretend to be one.

I'm just happy to share my experience with you. And I have really enjoyed it a lot. I am pleased to be able to share with you all this and quick, I did not like this coffee very much, there are many better ones in the Venezuelan market. But even so, I do not intend to make any judgment. It is simply my humble opinion.

I hope you enjoyed joining me in this coffee experience. It is a pleasure to share my country's brands and my experience drinking all this diversity of coffee. I hope to be here soon. See you soon.