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You’ve probably seen it before: On the packaging of the coffee is written large “100% Arabica”. Arabica coffee is often subconsciously sold to us as the “better” coffee. But where does this assumption come from and is there really anything to it? We clear up the half-knowledge and explain which coffee bean really tastes better.

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Two main species of coffee beans are Arabica and Robusta. Arabica is a high-quality coffee variety that is grown at high altitudes, and the major production and export region is from South America, as Brazil. Arabica coffee have a delicate flavor profile with notes of fruit and berries. They are generally less bitter and lower caffeine content than Robusta. Arabica coffee is often considered to be a premium, and is used in a variety of coffee drinks, as cold brew, French press and filter…

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Know your coffee beans - Arabica on the left and Robusta on the right

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The arabica plant is pivotal to what we do. We have a similar illustration in a few of our shops.