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5. Java Coffee (JAVA Coffee) (Romsda):
Java is one of the main suppliers of Romda coffee in the world. it tastes strong and bitter and has a special sweet taste after it is cold.

6. Costa Rica (Costa Rica Coffee) (Elaraby plus seed):
The representative of Central American soft coffee, fragrance, acidity is strong, stamina is weak.
7. Guatemala Coffee (Guatemala Coffee) (Elaraby plus seed):
It is also one of the representatives of Central American soft coffee, with strong fragrance, strong acidity and weak stamina, but the coffee beans produced in high-altitude areas are quite excellent, and their mellowness and stamina are comparable to those of high-end coffee all over the world.

8. Tanzania AA Coffee (Tanzanya Coffee AA) (Elaraby plus):
Mainly produced in Tanzania's Clemangaro (Kilimanjaro), mostly planted in the 4500-foot highlands, beans are large and uniform, fragrant and sour.

9. Kenyan AA Coffee (Kenya Coffee AA) (Elaraby plus):
Kenya and Tanzania are both countries in eastern Africa, and the Clemangaro Mountains run through them, so they taste very similar, so they are also called Coffee Coffee, which tastes sour and sweet, and both have the special flavor of the prairie.
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1. Brazilian Brazilian Santos Coffee (Elaraby plus): from the kingdom of coffee, Brazil, named for its export from the port of Santos in Brazil, is neutral in taste, slightly bitter in flavor and suitable for blending with other coffees. Coffee is the main source of income in Brazil, so it has strict quality control and is numbered and graded according to the content and particle size of bad beans. two。 Colombian coffee
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10. Yemen Coffee (Yemen Coffee) (Elaraby plus seed): the world-famous Mattari is produced in Yemen. It was originally exported from the port of Mocha near the Red Sea, hence its name. The beans are thin and small, but they taste fragrant and sour and have a unique flavor. 11. Hawaiian Kona Coffee (Hawaii Kona Coffee) (Elaraby plus seed): from Hawaii
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