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Catalogue 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 2021/2022 ART OF COFFEE WITH YOU. “What a year... turbulent, eventful and difficult, but full of hope, new ideas and optimism! In you, we have discovered ways of bouncing back, building loyalty, creating, and innovating that have strengthened our faith in our profession and our desire to keep on supporting you. With this in mind, we have unearthed, tested, re-tested and listed over a hundred new products we believe to be among the best for revealing your coffee’s intricate and sometimes unsuspected aromas. This year has also marked the beginning of a new commitment on our part: to ensure the virtuous and transparent manufacture and use of our coffee accessories. To this end, we are bringing you more ecological, sustainable and reusable products, with cotton filters by EBB and new brands that have chosen to invest in collective and environmental projects, like Miir. Art of Coffee aspires to becoming the logical extension of our Belco sourcing philosophy. Our Made-By Project contest, launched this year with Tim Wendelboe, reflects our will to discover and support the people creating innovative sustainable and socially responsible products. And to turn the spotlight on those who are breaking new ground in the coffee accessory market, by inventing products that make sense, encourage artisanal work and improve the lives of baristas. It is our new mission.” What a programme… that we’re eager to share! Claire Vigneron, Art of Coffee Manager BELCO, GREEN COFFEE IMPORTER SOURCER BELCO, THE GREEN COFFEE SOURCER. At Belco, we consider ourselves sourcing experts rather than importers, because to have a positive and lasting impact on the coffee industry we must do more than simply ship coffees from their countries of origin to Europe, we must source them locally. It is this that makes all the difference. And so we build direct partnerships to ensure a solid future. A sustainable approach We have a local rather than a global focus, our number one objective being to maintain a year-round presence on the ground. We have teams in Ethiopia, Central America and Colombia who build strong relationships from the outset, working daily to preserve local farming know-how, promote the value of each terroir, and ensure fairer remuneration for producers. We defend sustainable agricultural practices, shade production and agroforestry, and lead innovative social and environmental projects – because we want to enjoy drinking good coffee for as long as we possibly can. At Belco, each of our coffees carries meaning, to secure the industry’s future. Alexandre BELLANGÉ, General Manager of Belco NEW THIS YEAR New additions to the 2021 catalogue p. 06 OUR BRANDS OUR COUNTER p. 23 ESSENTIALS All our essentials p. 11 44 OUR BRANDS Acaia p. 23 Aeropress p. 26 Airscape p. 28 April p. 30 Asobu p. 31 Baratza p. 36 24 50 57 59 76 Bonavita p. 38 Brewista p. 40 Bruer p. 42 SPARE PARTS Chemex p. 43 p. 141 Clever Dripper p. 48 Circular&Co. p. 49 27 33 114 119 Comandante p. 50 EBB p. 52 Espro p. 54 Felicita p. 58 OUR COUNTER Fellow p. 59 ESSENTIALS Hario p. 65 p. 11 Kalita p. 98 125 Kinto p. 103 Made by Knock p. 114 Miir p. 116 Moccamaster p. 118 Origami p. 124 Timemore p. 128 Trinity Coffee p. 136 36 38 110 142 SPARE PARTS All our spare parts p. 141 AFTER-SALES SERVICE Service and conditions p. 144 AFTER-SALES SERVICE p. 144 40 42 130 137 4 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 5 NEW THIS YEAR NEW THIS YEAR 2021 2021 NEW IN 2021. KALITA KINTO ACAIA APRIL BY PATRICK ROLF BREWISTA METAL DRIPPER GLASS CARAFE TATSUJIN PELICAN KETTLE MIIR NORI MUG LUNAR WHITE BREWING KIT KETTLES CHEMEX COMANDANTE CIRCULAR&CO. CAMP CUP TRAVEL TUMBLER TUMBLER ORIGAMI * Available in June 2021 Available RIPPLE MUG CHETTLE CHOCOLATE GRINDER CUPS DRIPPER MAT STORAGE CANISTERS EBB ESPRO FELICITA * TIMEMORE Available in June 2021 Available SEPIA MUG * Available in August 2021 in August Available FABRIC FILTERS BLOOM WEIGHING SCALES FELLOW HARIO C2 GRINDER BLACK MIRROR SCALES 2 CHESTNUT X GRINDER DAY OFF TUMBLER TRINITY SIMPLY CARAFE DRIP ASSIST W60 DRIPPER ODE GRINDER CORVO KETTLE * Available in August 2021 in August Available * Available in July 2021 Available * Available in August 2021 in August Available CLARA COFFEE PRESS SIMPLY KIT ICED COFFEE BOTTLES MIOLOVE MUG ZERO FRENCH PRESS TO GO TUMBLER 6 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 7 NEW THIS YEAR NEW THIS YEAR 2021 2021 THE ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY THERMOS SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTS. REUSABLE, ECOLOGICAL. Discover the products produced by brands supporting sustainability and the environment. REUSABLE FILTERS CIRCULAR&CO. Too much plastic. Too much waste, too many polluted oceans. Having studied the circular economy, and wanting to tackle the mountains of cardboard cups used every day, Circular&Co. decided to take up the gauntlet by offering the 1st cup made from recycled cups... taking us full circle! Each cup is made using 6 old paper cups and can be used for 10 years. More details on page 49. ABLE METAL FILTERS EBB FABRIC FILTERS You can use these metal filters by GDS is an independent Californian brand of reusable, organic cotton ABLE to prepare hundreds of coffees filters. These filters are designed by professionals: farmers, millers, without ever using a paper filter. weavers and sewers, all passionate about their work. MIIR Compatible with the They are intended for people who want to help develop a more Aeropress and Chemex. sustainable economy for healthier land. More details on page 52. The American brand Miir has chosen to make cups and mugs that all rely on three things at their core: water, earth and the relationship people have with both. Miir sits at the nexus of these three critical elements by setting aside a portion of revenue to fund projects focused on clean water, a healthy environment and strong communities. More details on page 116. 8 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 9 OUR COUNTER ESSENTIALS THE PRODUCTS PORTABLE. Today’s accessories have adapted to our new lifestyles, allowing us to make coffee while on the go, on holiday or on a hike. They also use fewer disposable items (cups, etc.), in response to recent trends. From thermos flasks to complete brewing kits, we have everything you’ll need to master the art of portable coffee! IDEAL KITS FOR BARISTAS ON THE GO OUR C O U N T E R AEROPRESS GO TRINITY ZERO ABLE FILTER KNOCK GRINDER ESSENTIALS PORTABLE BREWERS ASOBU POUR OVER ASOBU COLD BREW ESPRO P0 KINTO CAFPRESS T H E R M O S F L A S K S KINTO TRAVEL TUMBLER HARIO THERMOS STICK FELLOW CARTER ASOBU MUGS 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 11 OUR COUNTER ESSENTIALS GRINDERS. If freshly ground coffee smells so good, it’s thanks to its volatile aromas! But these disappear rapidly once coffee has been ground. Which is why grinding coffee as you need it gives a much better result. Whether hand-held or electric, with ceramic or steel burrs, the secret lies in knowing how to choose, adjust and look after your grinder. HAND-HELD FAMILY COFFEE LOVER STYLISH Skerton - HARIO C2 - TIMEMORE G1 - TIMEMORE ULTRA-PRECISE HI-TECH LUXURY Aergrind - Knock C40 - COMANDANTE X-TIMEMORE ELECTRIC INTUITIVE HYBRID CONNECTED Compact - HARIO Virtuoso+ - BARATZA Sette 270WI - BARATZA 2020 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 13 OUR COUNTER ESSENTIALS KETTLES. Your kettle is your ally. It can increase your precision, control, comfort and style. We offer a wide range to meet all needs, from the small portable model, to the stylish kettle, to all-singing and all-dancing models with temperature control and an extra-slim spout. BASIC CLASSIC SIMPLE PORTABLE TRADITIONAL ELEGANT Buono - HARIO BONAVITA Fish - TIMEMORE Pelican-KALITA Stagg - FELLOW 1.2 l 1 l 600 ml 1 l 1 l ELECTRIC ULTRA-SIMPLE FAST AND ACCURATE USER-FRIENDLY STYLISH Buono - HARIO Artisan - BREWISTA EKG - FELLOW Fish Smart - TIMEMORE 800 ml 1 l 1 l 700 ml 2020 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 15 OUR COUNTER OUR COUNTER ESSENTIALS ESSENTIALS SLOW COFFEE METHODS. From traditional slow coffee methods, to injection, to siphon – there’s something for everyone! CHOOSING THE RIGHT METHOD ALTERNATIVES FOR THE CURIOUS ORIGAMI TRINITY PORTABLE BALANCED AROMATIC POWER SIMPLE BEAUTY AND SHOWTIME THE AEROPRESS THE V60 THE CHEMEX THE COFFEE PRESS THE SIPHON immersion + pressure = Balance between aromatic Aromatic power, Immersion = body and roundness Vacuum = body and sweetness body and clean power and body light body DELTER APRIL Ecological awareness is making us rethink our extraction techniques: HAVE YOU TRIED PERMANENT FILTERS? ABLE KINTO EBB 16 2020 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 2020 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 17 OUR COUNTER OUR COUNTER ESSENTIALS ESSENTIALS WEIGHING SCALES. STORAGE. Scales increase the accuracy and consistency of coffee preparation. Storage canisters are becoming increasingly technical. They expel air to keep coffee beans From traditional scales to the ultra-connected, you’ll find just what you need! and ground coffee fresh longer. And, as you know, coffee also hates heat, air, humidity and light. Another option? Why not offer them as an alternative to sachets! FOR A FILTER COFFEE TWIST & CLICK SYSTEM Atmos - FELLOW CLASSIC UFO ULTRA-PRECISE LARGE FORMAT 2000B - HARIO Mirror - TIMEMORE Pearl - ACAIA Parallel - FELICITA FOR AN ESPRESSO PUSH & CLOSE SYSTEM AIRSCAPE ESPRESSO HYBRID ULTRA-PRECISE ARC - FELICITA Smart - BEWISTA Lunar Silver - ACAIA CANISTERS IN JAPANESE PORCELAIN AND WOOD ORIGAMI 18 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 2021 SLOW COFFEE COLLECTION 19 OUR COUNTER ESSENTIALS COLD BREW PRODUCTS. Hot extraction over ice cubes, cold extraction in the fridge, drip by drip... Read on to refresh your knowledge of the different iced coffee methods.
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