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The coffee beans we grind and use to brew coffee come from the Coffea evergreen bush, grown in over 50 countries around the globe. Each year, the Coffee bush flowers and develops a cherry-like fruit, inside which are typically two small seeds or coffee beans.
There are 10 different species of Coffea bush, the first of which was discovered in Ethiopia some thousands of years ago. Once man discovered the coffee bean, its cultivation and use spread to the Middle East, Europe, Asia and beyond. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: American roast, Arabica, Asia, Canephora, city roast, coffea evergreen bush, Coffee Beans, full city roast, Indonesia, Latin America, Phillipines, West Africa | 
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