– Brazil: As the world's leading producer and exporter of coffee, its production consists of 80% of Arabica and 20% of
One of those many, and silly, mornings that begin when my energy still seems to be asleep, I enter Victor's bar, which,
The Q Grader The Q Grader is a professional trained to evaluate and certify the quality of coffee. The Q Grader title is the highest
The Arabica bean The Arabica coffee species is mainly cultivated in Central and South America, Brazil, southern Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador,
We present specialty coffee, or “specialty coffee”. What is “specialty coffee”? Specialty coffee is different from
Robusta? Arabica? What indecision! Don't worry, we'll explain the differences in detail so you can choose the coffee that best suits your tastes. Why
Coffee originates from Ethiopia, in Africa, specifically from the Kaffa province, where the coffee plant grows wild.
After the coffee plant flowers and the fruit ripens, the coffee beans begin their adventure to reach your cup. Today we will focus on
As we explained in the previous “Coffee Culture” blog, after the coffee plant flowers, the coffee cherries appear.
