Difference between revisions of "Coffea canephora"
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Robusta coffee | |
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Berries of Coffea canephora | |
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Species: | C. canephora
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Coffea canephora Pierre ex A.Froehner
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Coffea robusta L.Linden |
"Robusta" coffee (C. canephora) is the world's second most common species for commercial production after Coffea arabica.
In a taste test of different coffees (World's Largest Coffee Tasting), the robusta coffee had much less acidity than the arabica coffees and a distinctive smoky/peaty/incense flavor.
Acknowledgements
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