A Close Look at French Press Vs Drip Coffee (Brew Battle!)

French Press vs Drip coffee

Choosing between a French press and a drip coffee maker isn’t just about brewing preferences—it’s a battle between two distinct worlds of flavor extraction. While French Press promises deep and rich flavors, the Drip Coffee offers convenience without compromising the taste. Key Takeaways An Overview of French Press Coffee Makers The French press is an … Read more

The Best Keurig Alternative Coffee Makers

Best Keurig Alternative

Keurig has undoubtedly revolutionized the way we brew coffee with its single-cup machines, offering a quick and convenient way to enjoy a freshly brewed cup of coffee in under a minute. However, there are a lot of Coffee Makers better than Keurig out there waiting to be explored. Top 8 Keurig Alternatives Best Picks Cuisinart … Read more

Keurig Supreme Vs Supreme Plus and Supreme Plus Smart

Keurig Supreme is the most premium series of Keurig. It has three variants Supreme Simple, Supreme Plus, and Supreme Plus Smart. Before you buy one, you might like to learn about the features of these three machines.  Our Choice | Keurig Supreme Plus Smart The Keurig Supreme Plus Smart offers all the features of Supreme … Read more

Coffee Processing 101: All Methods Explained!

4 Coffee processing Methods

The journey from coffee cherry to cup begins on the farm, but the real flavor transformation happens after harvest through coffee processing.  The processing method is very important as it can dramatically affect the aromas, acidity, body, and quality of the drink.  Even if the coffee cherry was grown at perfect conditions and picked at … Read more

Honey Processed Coffee (What is it and Why is it special?)

Honey Processed Coffee

The Honey Coffee Process is an innovative new way to process coffee beans. It is only been around for about a decade but has gained massive popularity in recent years. Key Takeaways What is Honey Processed Coffee? Honey-processed coffee is a unique method of processing coffee beans. After harvesting, cherries are de-pulped but not washed … Read more

Nespresso Intensity Levels Explained (Flavors Chart!)

WHAT DOES NESPRESSO INTENSITY LEVEL MEAN?

What do Nespresso intensity levels mean? It’s probably the most common question that arises from every Nespresso machine user, and many wonder if the intensity refers to caffeine content. Nespresso intensity levels range from 1 to 13. 13 is the highest in terms of roasting and strength and 1 is the lightest. An intensity rating … Read more

Is Nespresso worth it in 2024? (Yes! But have Some cons)

Is Nespresso Worth It

In terms of producing quality pod coffee machines, “Nespresso” is undoubtedly one of the best names in this industry. Nespresso machines offer unbeatable convenience for making espresso or coffee at the touch of a button. However, the proprietary capsules, limited customization options, and recurring costs have some questioning whether Nespresso truly delivers on value or … Read more

Washed vs Natural coffee (Which Processing is better?)

Washed vs Natural Coffee Process

The journey from freshly picked coffee cherry to a bag of roasted beans is complex. While most specialty coffee is either “washed” or “natural,” the differences between these two methods are far from black and white. Key Takeaways So which is best? It depends on who you ask. With so many factors at play, from … Read more

Organic Coffee vs Regular: (Taste, Health & Sustainability)

orgnaic vs regular coffee

Organic coffee is completely chemical-free and cultivated using sustainable practices that enrich the soil and protect the environment. Though pricier and lower-yielding than conventional beans, organic coffee is steadily gaining popularity thanks to its pure taste and ethical production methods. Key Takeaways What is Organic Coffee? Organic coffee is cultivated naturally without the use of … Read more

What are the different Types of Coffee Beans? (Varieties and Cultivars)

4 Types of Coffee Beans

There are 4 major commercially cultivated types of coffee beans: Arabica, Robusta, Liberica, and Excelsa.  Global coffee cultivation is dominated by the first two heavy hitters – Arabica and Robusta while Liberica and Excelsa have a very small share of global output. Within these four bean types, there are above 120 subvarieties – that are … Read more