This site is about coffee. Read about the different types of coffee makers ,coffee flavors and related accessories. All essentials for brewing your perfect cup of coffee

Nothing beats starting your day with a cup of hot coffee in the morning. The rich aroma and the caffeine kick from it will surely do away any sleepiness or last night hang over. Brewing a cup of coffee is not difficult and the process starts with first roasting the beans followed by grinding and finally brewing. Now in modern times, we have an array of equipment to do the job.

In this web site I have provided a comprehensive collection of information on coffee related subjects and categorized them under the links on the right ( below the title Coffee Essentials ). To have an idea what are found under the various categories, I provided a brief description below.

• Coffee Kids :- A guide and information about coffee roasters, grinders, coffee makers including espresso makers.
• Flavored Coffee :- An explanation on what is this and how flavored coffee is made.
• Coffee Accessories - Description of the different accessories used in brewing and drinking coffee. Example coffee mugs, thermal carafe, coffee pods, etc.
• Other Coffee Related - A collection of related material, for example an explanation what is fair trade coffee? How to be in the coffee business and recipes collection.

But first, lets have a little history lesson about the origin of this famous drink.

Coffee, What is it and it's Origin?

What is actually this dark liquid? Some even call it the dark gold. Well actually it comes from the roasted seeds of the coffee plant and these seeds are also known as coffee beans.

The origin of coffee is a subject of debate. Some said it originated from Africa and the the Arabs discovered and planted it. Much later the Europeans come to know about it and through the efforts of Dutch and French companies in the past, it became well known world wide.

Despite the endless varieties of coffee found in cafes, there are actually only two main types. These are Arabica and Robusta. Arabica beans have a finer flavor, while the robusta is more bitter and have a higher caffeine content. In term of price, robusta are cheaper.This has led to its use as an inexpensive substitute for Arabica in many coffee blends commercially.

On the other hand Arabica coffees are still grown and were traditionally named by the port they were exported from, the two oldest being Mocha, from Yemen, and Java, from Indonesia. Nowadays, from the labels you can get more details about the coffee beans. Details like the country of origin, the region, and sometimes even the producing estate.

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