Tchibo Caffè Crema Vollmundig coffee

Tchibo Caffè Crema Vollmundig is a premium whole bean coffee designed for fully automatic coffee machines. The brand traces its roots back to 1949 in Hamburg, Germany, when Max Herz and Carl Tchiling-Hiryan founded a mail-order coffee business. The name 'Tchibo' is actually a portmanteau of the co-founder's name 'Tchiling' and 'Bohnen' (beans).

Today, the brand is owned by Maxingvest AG, a holding company controlled by the Herz family. While the coffee beans are sourced from major coffee-growing regions globally, the roasting and packaging are primarily carried out in Tchibo's specialized roasting facilities in Germany. Tchibo has evolved from a simple coffee roaster into an international retailer known for its unique 'A New World Every Week' business model, selling various non-food products alongside its signature coffee.