Coffee Varieties

Coffee is not one flavour and not one story. Arabica, Robusta, single origin, natural process — every bean choice means a different flavour profile, a different origin, a different journey to the cup. Browse the articles below and get to know coffee from the ground up.

Matcha czy kawa? Różnice, kofeina i dla kogo która

Matcha vs coffee: differences, caffeine, and wh...

 We look at caffeine, flavour, why the two drinks feel so different at a similar dose, and their effect on...

Freddo espresso – co to jest i jak przygotować grecką kawę na lodzie?

Freddo espresso – what is it and how to make Gr...

Freddo espresso is Greek iced coffee where the short chilling technique matters as much as the coffee itself. Here's the...

Aeropress: kompletny przewodnik – jak parzyć i jaką kawę wybrać

AeroPress: The Complete Guide – How to Brew and...

The AeroPress combines simple brewing with complete control over flavor. We'll show you how to choose specialty beans, what proportions...

Kawa specialty – kompletny przewodnik. Jak wybrać najlepszą kawę specialty?

Specialty Coffee – The Complete Guide: How to C...

What really sets specialty coffee apart from what you'll find on a supermarket shelf? We break down what shapes its...

Espresso lungo nalewane z ekspresu do białej filiżanki, dłonie baristy widoczne przy blacie

Espresso Lungo – What Is It and What Does "Long...

Espresso lungo takes the character of classic espresso and gives it more room to breathe — larger volume, gentler intensity,...

Warstwowe barraquito w szklance z białą pianką na wierzchu, ustawione na parapecie z widokiem na palmy w tle

Barraquito – the Canary Islands coffee that wi...

Discover barraquito — a traditional layered coffee drink from Tenerife with an unmistakable flavour. Find out what it's made of,...

Kawa ziarnista — jak wybrać najlepszą kawę do ekspresu, dripa i codziennego picia?

Whole bean coffee — how to choose the best for ...

Coffee beans are considered to be more aromatic, intense and complex in taste than beans ground much earlier. However, it...

Kawa 100% Arabica – co ją wyróżnia i jak wybrać najlepszą do ekspresu

100% Arabica Coffee – What Makes It Special and...

Good Arabica coffee should be primarily fresh, aromatic, and appropriately matched to the preferred brewing method. Depending on its origin,...

Arabica vs Robusta – jakie są różnice i którą kawę wybrać?

Arabica vs Robusta – What’s the Difference and ...

We’ll take a closer look at Arabica and Robusta coffee. We’ll compare them from every angle and show you how...

Dobra kawa, czyli jaka?

What is Good Coffee?

Good coffee. So deeply rooted in our daily lives that it often doesn't provoke any reflection. A cup of coffee...

Czym jest kawa specialty?

What is specialty coffee?

What makes specialty coffee different? Discover what defines specialty-grade beans, how they are evaluated on the SCA 100-point scale, who...

Cascara – co to jest? Egzotyczny napój z owoców kawowca

Cascara – what is it? An exotic drink made from...

For coffee to delight our taste buds in the form of the well-known dark and aromatic brew, it must go...

Ile kaw można zaparzyć z 1 kg kawy ziarnistej?

How Many Cups of Coffee Can You Brew From 1 kg ...

Whole-bean coffee in a 1 kg bag is not only an economical choice, but also a quality-driven one. If you...

Indonesia Buana Mandiri – organiczna klasyka z wulkanicznej ziemi

Indonesia Buana Mandiri – an organic classic fr...

Indonesia Buana Mandiri is an organic Indonesian coffee shaped by Sumatra’s volcanic terroir and semi-washed processing, offering a warm, structured...

Colombia La Albania: kawa z gór i mgieł Quindío

Colombia La Albania: specialty coffee from the ...

Colombia La Albania is a specialty coffee from the heart of Quindío — a region of misty hills, lush greenery...

Opakowanie kawy Indonesia Ribang Gayo Musara od JAVA Coffee ustawione na drewnianym stole obok dwóch bursztynowych filiżanek z kawą - blog o kawie JAVA Coffee

Discover Indonesia Ribang Gayo Musara – a coffe...

Immerse yourself in the story of Indonesia Ribang Gayo Musara — a unique coffee from the mountains of Aceh with...

Zbliżenie na dłonie trzymające filiżankę kawy z mleczną pianką i wzorem latte art w kształcie łabędzia – czy wiesz ile kofeiny jest w kawie?

How Much Caffeine Is in Coffee? Caffeine Conten...

Did you know how much caffeine is really in a cup of your favorite coffee? In our guide, we take...

Bali Kintamani: zrównoważona kawa z serca wyspy bogów

Bali Kintamani: Balanced Coffee from the Heart ...

Immerse yourself in the taste of Bali with Kintamani coffee – grown in harmony with nature and culture. Discover the...

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