Colombia coffee bean grading system

Published: Sep 09, 2026 Author: World Gafei Last Updated: Sep/09/2026 78 views

Colombia's coffee grading system is fairly simple, judging coffee beans based solely on their size. Therefore, if you choose Colombia coffee, it is only marked with Supremo(premium) and does not mean that its stomach is also the best. Generally speaking, the Colombia coffee produced in the fine bean producing area is marked with specific origin and manor information, such as unsightly unmarked.

The grading system of coffee beans in Colombia is quite simple, judging the grade only by the size of the beans. So if the purchase of Colombian coffee, only marked Supremo (super) does not mean that its taste is also the best, generally speaking, boutique bean producing areas of Colombian coffee city marked with specific origin and manor and other information, such as unmarked is generally produced from the MAM region of commercial-grade coffee beans. ?

Colombian coffee is generally graded in terms of items, and more than 18 mesh is called Supremo,18. Below is Excelso.

The mesh represents the diameter of the coffee bean, 1 mesh = 1 inch 64 inches, 1 inch = 25.4 mm, so 18 mesh is about 7 mm.

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