What are the varieties and brands of coffee beans?

Italian coffee: with a strong aroma and strong bitter taste, the surface of the coffee and a thin layer of coffee oil, this oil is the source of the attractive aroma of Italian coffee. Suitable for those who pursue a strong sense of taste.

(6) Java coffee: produced in Java, Indonesia, full-grained, spicy, relatively low acidity, delicate taste, good balance, is a delicate aromatic coffee.

(7) Costa Rican coffee: excellent flavor, smooth, strong acidity, high grade, with attractive flavor.

(8) Guatemalan coffee: produced in Antigua, which has fertile volcanic soil, is one of the most famous coffee varieties in the coffee industry. The fertile volcanic soil creates a world-famous soft, mellow palate with a slightly hot fruit flavor. Rich taste, perfect coordination, plus a trace of smoke, more emphasis on its antiquity and mystery. Many coffee experts have commented that Guatemalan coffee is the best kind of coffee in Central and South America.

(9) mocha coffee: produced in Ethiopia, the beans are small and fragrant, its sour and mellow taste is strong, slightly alcoholic, spicy, moderate sweet taste, special flavor. It is a well-known high-quality coffee, usually drunk individually.

(10) Kona Coffee: from the Kona region of Hawaii, it is a rare species that can only be grown on volcanic slopes. Taste strong, mellow, and slightly with a kind of wine aroma, the flavor is very special. The selected Kona coffee has a moderate sour taste and a gentle and full-bodied taste, as well as a unique mellow flavor. As the output is decreasing, the price is catching up with Blue Mountain Coffee.

(11) Kilimanjaro Coffee: Kilimanjaro from Tanzania. A variety of coffee without acid, with a strong taste and is famous for its duet taste. Exquisite coffee elegant guest, want to feel exotic flavor, boil your taste. Tasting Kilimanjaro coffee is the best choice, the aroma and taste are enough to make the first-time coffee drinkers feel the endless taste of duet.

(12) charcoal roasted coffee: it is named after the Japanese who first roasted coffee beans with charcoal. This kind of coffee does have a charcoal-burning taste, but it will not be very strong. It retains the original taste of the coffee and has a pure taste, which may be related to the light eating habits of the Japanese.

(13) Kenyan coffee: aromatic, full-bodied, well-balanced and delicious acidity, excellent fruit flavor, rich and perfect taste. It is one of the most popular varieties in the industry.