Introduction to the types of coffee beans

Blue Mountain Coffee beans

Origin: blue Mountains

The blue mountain area with an altitude of more than 1000 meters, the best blue mountain (the highest grade) is named after the blue mountain with an elevation of 2256 meters. It is planted on a slope of 80 meters to 1500 meters, with a grade of NO.1,NO.2,NO.3. Characteristics: fragrance-strong, sweet-strong, acid-weak, alcohol-strong, bitter-soft.

Hawaiian Kona coffee beans

Origin: Hawaii

Perfect shape, full-bodied, full-bodied, well-balanced acidity, cinnamon. Perhaps the most beautiful coffee bean in the world.

Kona coffee beans from Hawaii have the perfect appearance, and their fruit is extremely full and shiny. The taste of coffee is rich and aromatic, with cinnamon flavor, and the acidity is well balanced.

Brazilian coffee beans

Origin: Brazil

It is of good quality and is considered to be an indispensable bean in mixing. NO.1,NO.2,Screen18~19 is the most popular and widely used type of quality. Characteristics: incense-medium, sweet-strong, acid-medium, alcohol-medium, bitter-weak.

Italian coffee beans

Origin: beans grown mainly from Arabica and coffee beans from Indonesia.

Characteristics: incense-strong, sweet-medium, acid-weak, alcohol-medium, bitter-strong.

Espresso 100%Arabica is a blend of espresso beans with charming floral and wild berry aromas, as delicious as a layer of creamy chocolate.

Mantenin coffee beans

Origin: Sumatra, Indonesia, Mantenin (unique flavor): Mantenin from Sumatra is one of the few Arakabi species with large particles, but poor production management and baking will reflect the beans. It was regarded as the best before the Blue Mountains appeared. Characteristics: fragrant-strong, sweet-medium, acid-weak, alcohol-medium, bitter-strong

Mocha coffee beans

Ethiopia-Mocha (special flavor): for the origin of coffee, small particles, dry, turquoise, with a special aroma and sour taste. Ethiopia grades NO.1~NO.8 according to the blending rate of defective beans. Characteristics: fragrance-strong, sweet-medium, acid-medium, alcohol-strong, bitter-soft

Java coffee beans

Origin: Java, Indonesia

Coffee is grown in Arabica. After baking, the bitter taste is extremely strong and the aroma is very light, without sour taste. The bitterness and mellowness of Java coffee, coupled with the sweetness of chocolate syrup, make Java coffee more mellow and palatable and very popular with women!

Colombian coffee beans

Colombia-Columbia (highest quality): the second largest producer in the world. Coffee beans are light green, large granules, with heavy flavor, whether single drink or mixed are very suitable. Characteristics: incense-strong, sweet-medium, acid-medium, alcohol-strong, bitter-weak.

Charcoal roasted coffee beans

Charcoal roasted coffee, also known as bitter coffee, means that the fire source of roasted coffee is carbon fire, and sometimes special wood is used as fuel. Coffee beans roasted with carbon fire will have wood flavor instead of carbon burning flavor. This kind of coffee comes from Japan, and the pure re-roasting creates the unique taste of Japanese charcoal roasting, which is special, sweet, mellow, full-bodied and extremely bitter.

Comprehensive hot coffee beans

Origin: imported Arabica beans, fresh baked

The taste is mellow, delicate, well balanced, low bitterness and relatively low acidity.

Rabasa coffee beans

Origin: Italy

After strict selection of raw beans, exclusive cooking process and baking technology, LAVAZZA coffee has stable quality, accurate mixing ratio, rich and diverse products, and unique vacuum packaging to preserve the freshness and original flavor of coffee beans.