The amount of caffeine in coffee.
Last updated 2026-09-29 — The caffeine content of coffee is related to the type of coffee bean, the degree of roasting of the coffee bean, and the soaking time of the coffee powder: Robusta beans are much higher than Arabica beans; the deeper the coffee bean is roasted, the less the caffeine will evaporate; the longer the coffee powder is steeped, the more caffeine will be extracted. So for the same amount of beans, ESPRESSO made with dark roasted Arabica beans has the least caffeine.
The content of caffeine in coffee is related to the variety of coffee beans, the baking degree of coffee beans and the soaking time of coffee powder: robusta beans are much higher than Arabica beans; the deeper the coffee beans are roasted, the less caffeine is; and the longer the coffee powder is soaked, the more caffeine is extracted. So the same amount of beans, ESPRESSO made from deep-baked Arabica beans, has the least caffeine content.
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