Product Description

Coffee might appear to be a one-ingredient drink. However, even if you do not add creamers or sweeteners, the complexities of coffee flavor are complex and intricate. Therefore, the type and quality of your coffee beans, in addition to the quality of your water, play an integral role in making the final product. The flavor of coffee beans can be altered and affected by multiple components, including the growing and roasting processes. Adding sugar, milk, or creamer, affects the coffee flavor after it has already been grown, harvested, roasted, turned into coffee grounds, and brewed into your morning cup. What remains consistent are the categories for dissecting and describing the coffee flavor profile.

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