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Coffee Bean Species and Varieties

The coffee beans we grind and use to brewdark texture and a walnut finish. Costa Rican
coffee come from the Coffea evergreen bush,coffee beans are similar to Brazilian, but
grown in over 50 countries around the globe.have a lighter, sharper, almost tangy flavor.
Each year, the Coffee bush flowers andMexico is also a great producer of coffee
develops a cherry-like fruit, inside whichbeans. The beans here vary in flavor and
are typically two small seeds or coffeetexture, from dry and light to thicker and
beans. There are 10 different species ofdeeper in complexion and flavor. Although
Coffea bush, the first of which wasmany of the beans grown in Latin America are
discovered in Ethiopia some thousands ofof the Arabica variety, some regions grow
years ago. Once man discovered the coffeeCanephora bushes. The seeds of the Coffea
bean, its cultivation and use spread to theCanephora bush have fewer oils -- and in
Middle East, Europe, Asia and beyond. Today,lesser quantities -- than Arabica beans do.
much of the coffee we drink is made fromLess oil and higher acidity give coffees
beans that were grown in Latin America,brewed from these beans a slightly more
Western Africa, Indonesia and thebitter quality. Despite this, Canephora is
Philippines, and continental southeasternstill a very popular coffee bean, used
Asia. Two species of coffee bean -- Coffeaworldwide in cheap, canned coffee blends and
Arabica and Canephora -- constitute more thanexpensive espresso roasts. Canephora beans
90 percent of the coffee beans sold on thetypically have almost 50% more caffeine than
international market. Depending on theArabica  beans.
region, species of coffee, roasting, and
preparation, coffee beans can infuse a cup ofCanephora beans are more widely cultivated in
coffee with a variety of flavors andAsia than Arabica. These varietals are known
textures.for having a more acidic and bitter, although
not unpleasant, flavor. Most of the coffee
The seeds of the Coffea Arabica bush arebeans we use come from island nations in
grown all over the world and account for 75%Asia, such as Sumatra and the island of
of the coffee beans we use to make our hotKomodo. Coffees brewed from these regional
beverages. Arabica beans are very flavorfulbeans have a full texture and a slightly
and contain less caffeine than Canephoraacrid, herbal flavor. Java and Kona varietals
beans. Coffea Arabica bushes are grownare especially popular and make a wonderful
principally in Western Africa and Latinmorning coffee due to their earthy, almost
America. Different regions of these countriesstringent  quality.
are known for producing a different type of
coffee bean; that is, a coffee bean lending aOther factors that influence the taste of a
different flavor when brewed. These differentcoffee bean or cup of coffee are roasting
region types are called varietals. Themethods and final preparation. As a rule of
climate, soil, weather, and particular plantsthumb, the greater the amount of time spent
and seeds give regions their distinctiveroasting, the darker, more full-bodied, and
coffee bean tastes. In Africa, Arabica beanflavorful a coffee will be. Although coffee
cultivation can be found in Ethiopia, Kenya,beans lose essential oils -- and caffeine --
Tanzania, and the northern Muslim countries,during roasting, they change chemically
among others. Ethiopian coffee beans have anduring the roasting process, and acquire new,
easy, smooth flavor and are delightfullydifferent and flavorful oils. The darkest
accented by floral notes. Kenyan coffees areroast is known as Italian, which is preceded
also smooth, but a bit tartier than Ethiopianby French, Full City, City, American, and
beans. They have a pleasantly fruityother, lighter coffee roasts. French roasts
aftertaste, as does coffee brewed fromare used to make espresso, because they have
Tanzanian beans. These beans are a lovelya high oil content and low acidity. City
afternoon coffee, with a milder texture androast is common in western United States, and
flavor  than  its  northern  counterparts.American roast is synonymous with eastern
cities, including New York and Boston. These
A great variety of coffee bean flavors comecoffees are often produced using the drip
from Latin America. Coffee beans grown inmethod. Some people opt for a French press,
Brazil lend coffee a slightly bitter cocoathe use of which results in a stronger flavor
flavor with rich nutty undertones. A favoriteand oily texture. Using an espresso machine
of many, Columbian coffee is very rich andto brew coffee also lends the coffee a strong
bold, a great morning coffee, with a thick,flavor, as well as higher caffeine content.



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