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THE FOUNDATION OF GREAT COFFEE
Every exceptional cup of coffee begins with exceptional beans. At Artisan Coffee, we celebrate the journey of coffee beans, from their origins on farms to the roasting process that brings out their unique aroma, flavour and character.
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Coffee beans have different characteristics depending on their variety, growing conditions and processing methods. Explore two of the most popular coffee species.
Arabica coffee is known for its smooth flavour, pleasant aroma and balanced acidity. Depending on its origin, it may have notes of chocolate, fruits, caramel or flowers.
Robusta coffee is known for its strong flavour, fuller body and higher caffeine content. It often has earthy, nutty and chocolate-like notes and is commonly used in espresso blends.
The place where coffee is grown influences its flavour, aroma and overall character. Discover some of the world's well-known coffee-growing regions.
Ethiopia is widely recognised as the birthplace of Arabica coffee. Ethiopian coffees are often associated with floral aromas, fruity flavours and bright acidity.
Flavour Notes: Floral, Berry and Citrus
Colombia is famous for its high-quality Arabica coffee grown across mountainous regions. Many Colombian coffees offer a balanced flavour, pleasant acidity and a smooth finish.
Flavour Notes: Caramel, Nuts and Red Fruits
Brazil is one of the world's leading coffee producers. Brazilian coffees are often known for their chocolate-like flavour, nutty character and balanced sweetness.
Flavour Notes: Chocolate, Hazelnut and Caramel
Indian coffee is grown in regions such as Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Indian coffees can offer a variety of flavour profiles, including spicy, earthy and chocolatey notes, depending on the variety and processing.
Flavour Notes: Spice, Chocolate and Nuts
Roasting transforms green coffee beans into aromatic brown beans and develops their flavour. Different roasting levels create different tastes, aromas and colours.
Lightly roasted beans generally retain more of their origin characteristics. They often have bright acidity and delicate fruity or floral flavours.
Flavour Profile: Bright, Fruity and Floral
Medium-roasted beans offer a balanced combination of aroma, sweetness and body. They are a popular choice for many everyday coffee beverages.
Flavour Profile: Balanced, Sweet and Nutty
Dark-roasted beans develop a deeper colour and stronger roasted flavours. They often have bold, smoky or bittersweet characteristics.
Flavour Profile: Bold, Smoky and Bittersweet
Every coffee has its own personality. Explore some common flavour notes found in different coffees.
Rich and comforting notes that remind you of cocoa or dark chocolate.
Bright and lively notes that may remind you of berries, citrus or ripe fruit.
Warm and mellow notes similar to almonds, hazelnuts or roasted nuts.
Sweet and smooth notes that can remind you of caramel, toffee or brown sugar.
A memorable cup of coffee requires care at every stage, from growing the beans to preparing the final beverage.
Coffee plants grow in suitable climates, where conditions such as temperature, rainfall and soil affect bean development.
Ripe coffee cherries are harvested and prepared for further processing.
The coffee cherries are processed to remove the fruit and prepare the beans for drying and storage.
Green coffee beans are roasted to develop their colour, aroma and characteristic flavours.
The roasted beans are ground and brewed to create a delicious cup of artisan coffee.
Now that you know more about coffee beans, explore the different beverages made from these carefully selected ingredients.
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