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    African Coffees

    African Coffees are known for their balance of body and acidity, with sweet and sometimes winy flavors. The vibrant acidity ranges from sparkling to tart, often with floral and fruity elements in the aroma.

    • Ethiopia Coffees
      Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Coffee Beans
    • Tanzania Coffees
      Tanzania Coffee Beans
    • Ethiopia Coffees
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    • Kenya Coffees
      Kenya AA Coffee Beans
    • Uganda Coffee Beans
    • Rwanda Coffee Beans
    • Congo Coffee Beans
    • Madagascar Coffee Beans

    Coffee growing countries from this region include:

    • Angola
    • Benin
    • Burundi
    • Cameroon
    • Central African Republic
    • Congo
    • Ethiopian
    • Equatorial Guinea
    • Gabon
    • Ghana
    • Ivory Coast / Cote D'Ivoire
    • Kenya
    • Liberia
    • Madagascar
    • Malawai
    • Nigerian
    • Rwanda
    • Sierra Leone
    • Tanzania
    • Togo
    • Uganda
    • Zaire
    • Yemen
    • Zambia
    • Zimbabwe

    The Unforgettable Experience of Exotic Coffee

    Explore the world of Arabian and African Coffees from Burundi at the crest of the Nile-Congo watershed to to the Zambia coffees of south central Africa and the highly aromatic Zimbabwe coffees.

    Also from this region are the Ethiopian and Kenyan coffees that are considered by many to be the world's finest gourmet coffees.

    More great coffee information can be found in All About Coffee which covers all aspects of coffee from soil to sip.

    This includes coffee plants and coffee cherry, and full descriptions of all of the world's top gourmet coffee beans including Organic Coffee, Fair Trade Coffee, Bird Friendly Coffee and Shade-Grown Coffee.

    Also see: The Top Ten Coffees in the World

    Coffee makers

    Also included are full details about Coffee Makers and French Press, (also see Best Coffee Makers), and Espresso Machines as well as Instant Coffee and Decaffeinated Coffee. 

    We recommend checking out the cascara latte for a new drink made from the coffee cherry, which can be made with any coffee maker.

    Learning

    You can also learn about coffee harvesting and processing, coffee grading and roasting, coffee grinding and packaging, coffee storing, brewing, and all about the coffee beverage itself including Espresso.

    Thank You! for visiting Espresso Coffee Guide and Reading About Arabian and African Coffees! Savor Your Coffee and Espresso!



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    1. Sandra Hemmes

      July 28, 2011 at 8:59 pm

      I have been a serious coffee drinker most of my life. My in-laws are Dutch, pure, and made extremely strong coffee, joking that the spoon will disolve if left to sit in it. I started drinking this coffee with lots of sugar and milk, but gave it up. This was Folgers in the 1960's. I switched to Yuban in the 1980's but now I purchase Wal-mart's brand of Aribica Columbian. I only like columbian. I am doing a coffee study for my economics class. This is the reason I am on this site. I love coffee - only columbian.

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