Is coffee a tea-like beverage? Back to the question at hand: is coffee technically a tea. If you specifically refer to the beverage we generally call tea, then no Coffee is not made by steeping the processed leaves of the Camellia Sinensis plant in hot water. Is coffee the same as tea? The difference is … Read more
There are thousands of species of coffee plants, but only two are used commercially: coffee arabica and Coffee canephora, or Robusta Our iconic signature blend of coffee is the perfect combination and balance of delicate Arabica and strong Robusta bean. Where do Costa get their coffee beans from? Costa keeps about five days worth of … Read more
In most countries, the crop is picked by hand in a labor-intensive and difficult process , though in places like Brazil where the landscape is relatively flat and the coffee fields immense, the process has been mechanized. How hard is it to farm coffee beans? Growing coffee isn’t hard It’s the time-consuming extraction of the … Read more
Typically, there is only one harvest per year , which will last for 2 to 3 months as cherries ripen. In countries north of the Equator harvest occurs from September to March. South of the Equator harvest is from April to August. How many years can a coffee tree yield fruit for? The trees can … Read more
This Byron Bay coffee company uses more than eight acres to farm more than 7,000 coffee bushes Most of the crop is hand-picked, with the final crop of the season usually done by machine. Is there any Australian grown coffee? Australian grown coffee comes from two major regions in Australia. The Atherton tablelands in Queensland … Read more