Comparison of coffee beans between Arabica coffee beans and Robusta coffee beans
Arabica coffee beans and Robusta coffee beans look quite distinct in appearance. Arabica coffee is long, flat, full and green; Robusta coffee is rounded, thick and white. However, perhaps because the degree of baking is also different, it is not objective to rely on such a distinction alone.
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Fine Coffee Coffee basic knowledge introduction Coffee Fruit
The fruit is a berry, also known as comb fruit. Oval, 9-14 mm long, young fruit green, red at maturity, purplish red. Each fruit generally has two seeds, but also one or three, showing a semi-oval, there is a longitudinal groove, called grooves. The structure of a fruit in which the exocarp consists of a thin layer of hardwood human cells with stomata; the mesocarp (that is, pulp) is large and Lignified by several layers of polygons.
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Introduction to Mamba Coffee
Mantenin and Brazilian mixed coffee are mixed at 50% and 50%, with rich taste and rich grease, slippery texture and consistency, and elegant taste after deep texture and obvious bitterness. the drinking method of black coffee can experience this mellow and charming flavor. It is the most popular mixed coffee in Taiwan! Alcohol thickness: ☆☆☆☆ acidity: ☆☆☆ equilibrium: ☆☆☆
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