List of domestic coffee bean varieties

List of domestic coffee bean varieties

Coffee is a popular drink among consumers, and coffee beans are an important raw material for making coffee. In China, as people's understanding of coffee culture continues to improve, more and more people are beginning to pay attention to different varieties of coffee beans. Let's take a look at several common varieties in China.

Arabica

Arabica is the most common and popular type of coffee bean. It is produced in Asia, Africa, South America and other regions, and is famous for its rich aroma and lingering taste. Arabica beans have lower acidity and bitterness, and contain less caffeine, making them suitable for making rich, mellow, and smooth-tasting premium lattes.

Robusta

Robusta is another common type of coffee bean widely used in the commercial market. It is mainly produced in Africa, Southeast Asia and Brazil. Compared with Arabica beans, Robusta beans have higher caffeine content and stronger bitterness. This makes Robusta beans suitable for making strong and full-bodied espresso.

Blue Mountains

Blue Mountain is a variety of coffee beans produced in the famous producing area of ​​Jamaica. It is known for its unique and delicate taste, aroma and balance. Blue Mountain beans usually have medium to high acidity and have citrus and chocolate-like flavors. Due to its premium characteristics, Blue Mountain is considered one of the best coffees in the world.

Pu'er, Yunnan

Yunnan Pu'er is a Chinese specialty coffee bean variety. It is mainly produced in Pu'er City and surrounding areas in Yunnan Province, China, and is loved for its unique flavor. Yunnan Pu'er beans usually have low acidity, medium bitterness, and flavors such as soil, wood, and chocolate. It is suitable for making specialty coffees such as Pu'er Latte.

Other varieties

In addition to the above main varieties, there are some other coffee bean varieties in China. For example, Rena beans produced in Hainan Island have high acidity and fruity flavors; Alishan beans produced in Taiwan have floral aromas and tea-like tastes. These special varieties provide more choices for consumers who like to try different flavors of coffee.

In short, you can find a variety of coffee beans with different tastes in the domestic market. Whether you like rich and mellow coffee or prefer bitter and strong coffee, you can find coffee beans that suit your taste. As long as we are willing to explore and try, we can find more good coffee that surprises and satisfies our taste buds.