Mokate - Produkty

Primo Gusto Latte

2008-11-13T08:33:37Z

LATTE is a drink mild in taste, bringing together subtlety and a truly Italian strong character of coffee. It is enriched with a small amount of ground coffee. The secret of its delicate sweetness lies with a touch of real brown sugar. It makes the LATTE's flavour even more attractive. The composition is supplemented by a touch of caramel which, coupled with milk, creates the drink's ultimate depth of flavour and aroma.

Primo Gusto Macchiato

2008-11-13T08:34:23Z

MACCHIATO is a version of the traditional latte with a more distinctive coffee flavour, yet still milky in its own way. This product also features a subtle addition of ground coffee beans, adding an even more refined character.

Primo Gusto Mocca

2008-11-13T08:35:06Z

MOCCA constitutes a reproduction of a real „coffee shop” drink. The addition of cocoa powder creates a distinctive chocolate aroma, besides the drink's typically latte attributes. Add some tall, thick froth – and you are „eye to eye” with an extraordinary version of a coffee and cocoa dessert.

Grandma Jagoda - 7 herbs true pleasures

2008-11-13T06:46:16Z

Did you know that the Benedictine monks sipped mint in order to give their voice cleanness and sweetness of the sound. Fennel was a highly valued aphrodisiac in the ancient times, and verbena was an ingredient of mixtures of medieval wizards and sorcerers. Cinnamon and liquorice are well-tried elements of romantic dinners. Believe us, 7 herbs is not a typical type of tea!

Mokate Cremo Milky

2008-11-13T06:56:03Z

Cappucino Mokate Cremo, featuring fluffy and thick froth, has a delicate and milky taste. The product is available in three flavours: Latte, Caramel and Milky. It features an attractive packaging and price, in comparison to cappuccino premium products.

Mokate Cremo Latte

2008-11-13T06:56:34Z

Mokate Cremo Caramel

2008-11-13T06:57:36Z

Grandma Jagoda - 7 herbs with ginseng

2008-11-13T06:51:43Z

The Chinese used ginseng as far back as 4000 years ago. Knowledge about ginseng was a secret of the imperial court, and it is said that one emperor kept an army of 10 thousand which guarded the areas where it was grown. Now you can taste this legendary infusion in a cup of our tea…