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Arabica
Flavor notes: Sweet, fruity, and acidic nuances. Region: Cultivated widely in Latin America, Ethiopia, and parts of Asia.
Robusta
Flavor notes: Strong, bitter, and earthy. Region: Commonly grown in Africa, Indonesia, and Vietnam.
Liberica
Flavor notes: Fruity and floral with a woody aftertaste. Region: Grown in West Africa, Philippines, and Malaysia.
Excelsa
Flavor notes: Tart, fruity, with a lighter body and a unique aromatic profile. Region: Mainly found in Southeast Asia.
Typica
Flavor notes: Soft and sweet with a medium body. Region: Common ancestral variety widespread in Latin America.
Bourbon
Flavor notes: Complex and full with a sweet and deep taste. Region: Found in Rwanda, Latin America, and some parts of Brazil.
Geisha (Gesha)
Flavor notes: Delicate, tea-like body with jasmine, citrus, and honey notes. Region: Originated from Ethiopia, famous in Panama.
Pacamara
Flavor notes: Full-bodied with a chocolate, sweet citrus, and berry taste. Region: A hybrid bean grown primarily in El Salvador.
Sulawesi Toraja
Flavor notes: Low-acidity, full body with spicy and dark chocolate undertones. Region: Grown in the mountainous region of Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Sumatra Mandheling
Flavor notes: Earthy, rich and full-bodied with often a spicy or chocolatey aftertaste. Region: Comes from the Mandheling province of West Sumatra, Indonesia.
Ethiopian Yirgacheffe
Flavor notes: Bright acidity with floral, fruity, and tea-like characteristics. Region: Yirgacheffe region, Ethiopia.
Kenyan AA
Flavor notes: Full-bodied with a winey acidity and notes of fruit and berry. Region: High plateaus of Kenya.
Jamaican Blue Mountain
Flavor notes: Mild, smooth, and clean with a bright acidity. Notes of nut, spice and a floral aroma. Region: Blue Mountains of Jamaica.
Kona Coffee
Flavor notes: Medium body, with a bright yet rich flavor and a complex aroma. Region: North and South districts of Kona, Big Island of Hawaii.
Colombian Coffee
Flavor notes: Medium-bodied, rich with a balanced acidity and a mild, fruity aftertaste. Region: Sierra Nevada, Huila, and other regions of Colombia.
Brazilian Coffee
Flavor notes: Typically low acidity, with chocolatey and nutty flavors. Region: Grown in numerous regions within Brazil including Minas Gerais, São Paulo, and Bahia.
Guatemalan Antigua
Flavor notes: Full-bodied, with chocolate, nutty, and spicy flavors with a smooth finish. Region: Antigua region of Guatemala.
Costa Rican Tarrazú
Flavor notes: Bright acidity, medium-bodied with citrusy flavors, and a chocolate finish. Region: Tarrazú Valley of Costa Rica.
Yemen Mocha
Flavor notes: Complex, with a wild and winey acidity combined with chocolate and fruity overtones. Region: Yemen's central mountains.
Panama Boquete
Flavor notes: Sweet and fruity with a medium to full body and bright acidity. Region: The Boquete region of Panama.
Nicaraguan Coffee
Flavor notes: Bright medium acidity with a balanced sweetness and notes of caramel and nuts. Region: Jinotega, Matagalpa, and Segovia regions of Nicaragua.
Ethiopian Harrar
Flavor notes: Winey and fruity with bold tastes of blueberry or blackberry. Region: The eastern Highlands of Ethiopia, near Harar.
Zambian Coffee
Flavor notes: Bright acidity with a medium to full body, hints of spice and floral notes. Region: Northern and Central highlands of Zambia.
Monsooned Malabar
Flavor notes: Unique mellow flavor with reduced acidity and notes of spice, mustiness, and chocolate. Region: The Malabar Coast of Karnataka and Kerala, India.
Tanzanian Peaberry
Flavor notes: Medium body, bright acidity, and a fruity aroma often with a hint of tangy sharpness. Region: Mount Kilimanjaro and Mbeya, Tanzania.
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