We know that you love coffee, but... do you know how to choose the right coffee for you?

Choosing the perfect coffee can be a rewarding but overwhelming experience, given the wide range of options available. To help you make the best decision, it is important to consider a few key factors.

Origin of coffee: The origin of coffee can significantly influence its taste and aroma. For example, Central American coffees tend to have milder, fruitier notes, while African coffees tend to be bolder with more complex flavours.

Roast profile: The roast level of the coffee directly affects its flavour. Darker coffees tend to have a more intense, bitter taste, while lighter coffees can have brighter, fruitier notes.

Bean variety: Coffees can be made from different bean varieties, such as Arabica or Robusta. Each variety has unique taste and aroma characteristics, so it is important to know your personal preferences.

If you want to know more about the bean variety and difference between Arabica and Robusta coffee, here we explain you all about it.

Preparation method: The method of preparation of the coffee, whether espresso, French press, among others, can also influence the final taste. Some coffee varieties do better with certain brewing methods than with others.

Your personal preferences: Last but not least, your own personal preferences will play a crucial role in choosing the right coffee. Experiment with different varieties and brewing methods to discover what you like best.

Taking the time to explore these different facets of coffee will help you find the perfect variety to suit your tastes and enjoy your ‘Marabans Moment’.

Now that you know a little more about coffee, we share with you this “mini guide” to learn how to taste an espresso in a few simple steps.