Mornings are not complete for most without a strong shot of perk-me-up coffee. Berthold has now crafted its own line of signature, slow (cold) brew coffees for a sweeter, fuller-bodied wake-me-up. Each variant is slow-brewed for no less than 18 hours and made using the finest Costa Rica Candelilla Estate Honey Single Origin coffee which is known for its strong flavours with very little acidity. Black & White Inspired by dualism and balance, this elixir is slow-brewed to perfection for 21-hours. Blended with milk and sugar syrup and made from 100% single estate Arabica coffee from La Candelilla, Costa Rica, each sip embodies the synergetic swirl of night and day and the dance between darkness and light - opposing, yet seamlessly complementing. Shot in The Dark Slow-brewed to perfection for 21-hours using 100% single estate Arabica coffee from La Candelilla, Costa Rica. These coffee beans are harvested, sorted by hand and then honey-processed, creating a perk that "magically" transforms one's senses to that of a sharp and majestic bird of prey.
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note At least it survived the switch to digital and is still active as of June 2018! Singapore has the SBC (later TCS, then MediaCorp) Teletext service, which was revered by stock market players as it provided extremely up-to-date information about the Straits Times Index(the stock exchange of Singapore), even faster than the Internet could. This alone ensured the service stayed up long after neighboring Malaysia had shut off their Teletext transmission and was only discontinued after the first phase of analog shut down, in mid-2014. As mentioned above, Neighboring Malaysia also had it's own Teletext service under the name of Beriteks (a combination of the Malay word for news and text). Like Singapore's teletext System, it too was revered by stock market players, but it was also well loved by lottery players as the results are uploaded live, a godsend back when basic internet costs hundreds of dollars in the early 90s and the only other option for lottery results was to wait for the next day's paper.