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Typica: The Line Almost Everything Comes FromTypica's journey from Yemen through Amsterdam to Martinique is documented with dates – the most famous story about it, however, is not....
Why is Arabica called Arabica?Arabica coffee, also known as Coffea arabica, got its name because it was originally cultivated on the Arabian Peninsula, particularly in what...
Robusta (Canephora): Caffeine, Cultivation, and QualityNot three times the caffeine, and no longer a niche product: what the numbers on Canephora really say – chemistry, market share,...
Arabica: What Really Defines the SpeciesArabica is a hybrid, not the original form – and its share of the world market is smaller than claimed. Genetics, caffeine,...
FAQs about coffee1. What is coffee? Coffee is a beverage made from roasted and ground seeds - often called beans - from various varieties...
Coffee History: From Ethiopia to SwitzerlandWhat's documented and what's legend – cleanly separated. With the Swiss part rarely covered: Ammann 1618, Nescafé 1938, and 20,180 tonnes of...
Geisha: Origin, Record Prices, and the 39 Percent ProblemThe world's most expensive coffee variety – and the most frequently mislabeled. Its route, record prices through 2025, and a DNA study...
Heirloom Coffee"Heirloom coffee" is a term used to describe coffee that is grown from traditional, non-hybrid coffee plant varieties that have been passed...
Heirloom CoffeeDear coffee lovers, today we'd like to tell you about a very special coffee - Heirloom coffee from Yemen. The word "Heirloom...
Caturra Variety from ColombiaIf you're a coffee lover, you've probably already heard of Caturra coffee from Colombia. This coffee is known for its unique flavour...
Caturra Variety from ColombiaIf you're a coffee lover, you've probably heard of Caturra coffee from Colombia. This coffee is known for its unique flavor profile...