From Farm to Cup: The Journey and Varieties of Coffee Drinks
Coffee is not just a drink—it’s an experience that starts from the highland farms and ends in your favorite cup. Let’s explore the different varieties of coffee drinks and how they originate.
Coffee Growing & Harvesting
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Growing Conditions: Coffee needs tropical climates, rich soil, and elevation.
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Harvest Methods: Hand-picking (for quality) or strip-picking (for quantity)
Coffee Processing Methods
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Washed (Wet) Process: Clean, acidic flavors
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Natural (Dry) Process: Fruity, bold, and full-bodied
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Honey Process: A balance of both—sweet, syrupy, rich
Popular Espresso-Based Drinks
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Espresso: Pure, concentrated coffee
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Americano: Espresso + hot water
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Latte: Espresso + steamed milk + light foam
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Cappuccino: Equal parts espresso, milk, foam
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Flat White: Similar to latte but smaller and stronger
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Macchiato: Espresso with a dollop of foam
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Mocha: Espresso + chocolate syrup + milk
Non-Espresso Coffee Drinks
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Drip Coffee: The most common in the U.S.
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French Press: Full-bodied, rich extraction
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Pour-Over: Clean, delicate taste
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Cold Brew: Smooth, naturally sweet
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Nitro Cold Brew: Cold brew infused with nitrogen for a creamy texture
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