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solimo-coffee-beans-100-percent-arabica-medium-roast-2-kg-pack-of-2-x-1000-g-158.jpgPremium Arabica Coffee Beans - The Beyonce of the Bean World

Selecting premium arabica beans is the first step towards a delicious cup. It's the Beyonce of the bean world that is loved by connoisseurs for its richness and delicacy.

Arabica beans come with a wider range of taste profiles than Robusta beans have a wider range of taste profiles than. Their taste depends on the way they are roasted and other elements such climate, altitude and other variables.

Taste

A premium coffee is one that has been sourced from the world's best regions and then roasted to perfection. The flavor of the beans is what makes a distinction, with some showing fruity or chocolatey undertones while others are more smooth and delicate. This distinctive and complex taste is what makes arabica coffee so highly sought-after by coffee lovers.

Arabica beans come from the Coffea arabica and generally regarded as having better taste than Robusta (Coffea Canephora) coffee plants. They are less caffeine-rich and are therefore the most suitable option for those who have a caffeine sensitivity or want to limit their consumption.

While there are a number of factors that can influence the taste of a particular bean, one of the most important is the environment in which the coffee is grown. Coffee beans can develop distinct flavour profiles based on the climate, altitude and soil in which they grow.

There are several regions that can produce the finest arabica coffee beans. Ethiopian Yirgacheffe is known for its floral and complex flavours. Colombian Supremo is known for its mellow taste. Jamaican Blue Mountain is known for its smoothness. Costa Rican Tarrazu has an intense acidity.

There are a variety of varieties of arabica coffee beans and even individual strains can offer diverse flavors. A Bourbon variety, for example can be smoky, bitter taste, while a Liberica bean that was used to replace artisan arabica coffee beans during the global shortage in 1970, has a fruity floral taste. This variety of flavours is why OROSI Coffee pride themselves on exclusively using arabica beans in their premium brews.

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