Cornella Cofés Cafés Service 56 Market Grade 1kg

Blends of coffee varieties often combine different types of coffee beans, with Arabica and Robusta being the most common combination. The aim of this combination is to create a unique flavour profile that combines the best qualities of both varieties. Arabica is prized for its smoothness, high aromatic complexity and lower caffeine content. Its flavour is often rich and varied, with hints of fruit and flowers, bringing subtlety and aromatic depth to the blend. Robusta, on the other hand, adds intensity and a higher caffeine content, increasing the coffee's stimulating effect. By combining these two varieties, coffee producers create a harmonious blend that offers a balanced coffee experience.

In the dry or natural processing method, the coffee beans are dried with the whole fruit in the sun. This traditional process results in a strong, fruity aroma and a richer coffee body. The beans can take on unique flavour profiles depending on the length and conditions of drying.