Arabika species and Robusta species
Arabica and Robbita species account for about 2/3 of the world's coffee production. Not suitable for growing in high temperature, low temperature, rainy, less rainy areas, beans are oval shoulder flat type, characterized by strong fragrance and good quality.
Robusta is bitter but not sour, and the flavor is not very good, so it is suitable for mixed coffee. Mixed with the right amount of robusta in Arabica, it is usually used to make iced coffee, instant coffee and canned coffee. It is characterized by growing in lowlands. Strong disease resistance.
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The selection of coffee
The process of removing impurities from the harvested coffee fruit into "raw beans" is called "refining". Refining methods are mainly divided into two categories-washing type and non-washing type. Brazil and other places originally used the non-washing type, but now some coffee also use the washing type selection method in order to pursue higher quality.
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The color, aroma, and taste of coffee
Coffee's color, aroma, and taste are the result of complex chemical changes that occur through roasting.
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