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Robasta seed bean shape larger, obverse gradually round, convex abaxial, crack straight

Robasta seed bean shape larger, obverse gradually round, convex abaxial, crack straight

Bean shape is larger, the front gradually round, the back was round convex, crack straight. Robasta coffee trees are native to Madagascar in central and western Africa and Indonesia in Asia, accounting for about 20% to 30% of the world's production. Robasta coffee tree is suitable for planting in lowlands below 500 meters above sea level, and is extremely adaptable to the environment, able to resist harsh weather and resist

2016-05-19
Coffee Variety Comparison Arabica and Robasta Coffee Parameters Comparison

Coffee Variety Comparison Arabica and Robasta Coffee Parameters Comparison

Coffee beans are seeds belonging to the Rubiaceae family, under which there are at least 25 main varieties of Coffee Genus, of which the two most important varieties are Arabica species Coffee arabica (Arabica coffee) and Canafora species Coffee canephora (Robusta coffee), also known as "Robasta coffee". ah

2015-02-16
History and Roasting Degree of Coffee Can Robasta Be Deep Roasted?

History and Roasting Degree of Coffee Can Robasta Be Deep Roasted?

The origin of the coffee is unknown. One of the legends refers to coffee's origin in the plateau of Kafa Province in southwestern Ethiopia. It is said that a shepherd discovered coffee more than a thousand years ago after he discovered that sheep became very excited and lively after eating a plant. There is also talk that a wildfire destroyed a coffee grove, and the aroma of barbecue coffee caught the attention of nearby residents

2016-06-08
Coffee Bean Varieties Arabica Bourbon Iron Pickup Arabica & Robasta Kenya

Coffee Bean Varieties Arabica Bourbon Iron Pickup Arabica & Robasta Kenya

The well-known Arabica species (the main force of fine coffee) and Robasta species (slightly rough flavor, more suitable for commercial use) were first identified by Swedish botanist Linnaeus in 1735, more than a hundred years earlier than Robasta species. There are 2,000 to 3,000 varieties of Arabica, all of which are derived from Ethiopia's oldest iron pickup (Typica).

2016-03-15
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