Probably the best Coffee in the World - August 2009

Have you ever wondered what goes into making your early morning coffee?

Arabica coffee beans are said to have come from Ethiopia originally.
Arabic coffee is thought to be the very first coffee bean to be cultivated for coffee use in the entire world.
Interestingly this type of coffee bean has less caffeine than all the other types of coffee on the market.
Arabica has a 7 year growing process to grow fully.
The coffee bean grows inside a bright red berry, inside each berry there are two seeds or coffee beans.
The berries are edible.
Arabica grows best on elevations of 1300m – 1500m altitude.
An average Arabica coffee plant can produce between 0.5 – 5kg of coffee
Arabica now comes from Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Cameroon, Yemen, Jamaica, Hawaii and Brazil.
Arabica coffees were named after shipping ports such as Mocha and Java, hence the names Café Mocha and Java coffee.