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Arabica & Robusta

In this comparison, we will explore the differences and similarities between Arabica coffee and Robusta coffee, highlighting their origins, flavors, and how they create a rich coffee taste in your cup. Discover and savor the difference between Nespresso's Arabica coffee and Robusta coffee, hand-selected from the best regions in the world. 

What is Arabica Coffee ?  

What is Robusta coffee ? 

Which is the best coffee, Arabica or Robusta? 

Our Arabica and Robusta Blends Original


  • Cape Town Lungo: Cape Town Lungo is a blend of a distinctive Arabica from India with a Robusta from Mexico.

  • India: Master Origin India with Robusta Monsoon gets its intense, woody, spicy aromatics from the monsooned Robusta blended with Indian Arabica.

  • Capriccio: Capriccio is an espresso with a balanced bouquet, light acidity, and a very characteristic cereal note. It is composed of Arabicas from South America including Brazil, in ideal proportions, and a touch of lightly roasted Robusta.

  • Kazaar: A daring blend including Robustas from Brazil and Central America, specially prepared for Nespresso, and a separately roasted Arabica from South America.

  • Roma: Central and South American Arabicas are combined with Robusta. Roma is the ideal coffee for those looking for an Espresso that is both short and smooth.

Our Original Coffees

Our Arabica and Robusta Blends Vertuo


  • Alto Intenso: A blend composed of high quality Arabicas and Robustas from Latin America.

  • Intenso: This dark roasted coffee is made of Central American Robusta and Central and South American Arabicas.

  • Fortado : Fortado is an intense and full-bodied blend made of Indian Robusta and South and Central American Arabicas.

  • Arondio: Created from Colombian Arabicas and a touch of Central American Robustas, Arondio is a medium roasted blend with distinct cereal notes.

  • Diavolitto: Highly roasted Robusta and Brazilian Arabica coffee beans.

  • Altissio: This espresso is made with Arabicas from Costa Rica and South America, and a hint of Robusta.

Our Vertuo Coffees