Where does the mocha name come from? what are the seeds of coffee beans?

1. With regard to mocha, there is indeed coffee from the port of Mocha, which is generally a native variety from Ethiopia. At this time, the "mocha" can be understood as the native variety of coffee beans that grew in Ethiopia and then exported in the port of Mocha!

PS: there are many native species here, mainly Ethiopian coffee beans. Although many varieties of coffee beans have been found, there are still many varieties growing in Ethiopia that have not been specifically defined and named. They belong to Arabica beans, and usually a lot of varieties are mixed together to produce, so they will be called original species!

two。 In the world of coffee bean varieties, the two largest varieties are Arabica and Robusta. I believe the subject has heard of it!

Of the two varieties, Arabica occupies a dominant position in the coffee world, with two main branches: iron pickup and bourbon. The iron truck is flatter and the bourbon is more round; then, there is a variety of raw coffee beans, called mocha, which belongs to the relatively flat tin card branch.

Therefore, the "mocha" at this time is a kind of coffee bean variety, which belongs to the Ironka branch of one of the two major Arabica varieties.

PS: blue Mountain species and Moka varieties belong to the same branch of Iron pickup.

3. As the subject said, this "mocha" refers to the American mocha, which can be roughly thought of as a coffee drink made of ordinary milk coffee and chocolate!