Indonesia | The Archipelago of Earth and Spice Indonesian Coffee takes you on a journey into the heart of the Malay Archipelago. From the volcanic highlands of Sumatra to the unique “Giling Basah” process, discover a cup defined by its deep, syrupy body and wild, earthy complexity The Indonesian Coffee Production at a Glance Country: […]
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Colombia | The Gold Standard of Balance Colombian Coffee is the perfect contrast to Vietnam. While Vietnam represents the “Bold Powerhouse,” Colombia represents “Supreme Balance.” It is arguably the most famous coffee origin in the world due to its incredible marketing history and diverse micro-climates. The Columbian Coffee Production at a Glance Country: Colombia World
Vietnam | The Powerhouse of the East Discover the powerhouse of Southeast Asian coffee. From the misty Central Highlands to the massive scale of its Robusta production, explore how Vietnamese Coffee became the world’s second-largest producer and a vital pillar of the global coffee trade. The Production of Vietnamese Coffee at a Glance Country: Vietnam
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Brazil | The Global Powerhouse The Brazilian coffee production is the heartbeat of the coffee industry. While other nations offer niche harvests, Brazil provides the foundation upon which the modern espresso was built. From the sprawling, sun-drenched estates of Minas Gerais to the historic ports of Santos, the story of Brazilian coffee is one of
Kenyan Coffee: The Crown Jewel Kenyan coffee is very well known for its bright acidity, fruity, citrus and floral notes, with a wine-like body.It is grown in rich volcanic soil at high altitudes. It’s known for meticulous wet processing.Kenyan Coffee has a unique grading system (like Kenya AA for large beans).Amonst its varietals is the
Papua New Guinea: The Highland Wilds Papua New Guinea coffee is mostly high-quality Arabica, but very much known for its smooth, mild, and clean profile, with sweet, fruity, chocolate, or nutty notation. For the most part the seeds originated from the Jamaican Blue Mountain seeds. Most production comes from smallholder farms in the highlands (Western,
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Malaysia: The Liberica Outlier While most of the world drinks Arabica, Malaysian Coffee has preserved a bean culture that is completely unique in flavor, smell, and history, The Liberica Malaysian Coffee Production at a Glance Country: Malaysia World Ranking 14 Annual Production 600,000 – 800,000 60grm Bags Average Altitude 0m – 500m(Lowland) Flavour Profile: Jackfruit,
The History: A Conflict of Design While the French and Italians both claim the French Press invention, the “cafetière” as we know it was patented in 1852. It represents the transition from the ancient boiling methods to modern filtration. It is the “honest” brewer—no paper filters, no pressurized steam—just coffee, water, and time. The Science:
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The History: From Fire to Electricity Before the electric drip filter machine, coffee was often “percolated”—a violent process that boiled the coffee repeatedly, resulting in a bitter, burnt taste. In 1954, Gottlob Widmann patented the Wigomat, the first electric drip brewer. It revolutionized the kitchen by automating the “Pour Over” process, ensuring water dripped through
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The History: From Toy to Tool- The AeroPress Unlike every other method in our guide, the AeroPress wasn’t born in a laboratory or an ancient coffeehouse—it was born in a toy factory. Invented by Alan Adler (the mastermind behind the Aerobie flying ring), the AeroPress was designed to solve a simple problem: how to make