liberica beans are also known for their rarity In fact, these coffee beans account for only 2% of world’s overall coffee consumption. One reason for its rarity is the overall difficulty of harvesting and processing these coffee beans. Is Liberica rare? One of them is Liberica, which accounts for less than 2% of commercially-produced coffee … Read more
liberica was the main coffee species grown in the islands during the colonial period. They were exported to Western countries where they would command prices of up to five times the prices of coffee beans from other species Why is Liberica coffee not popular? The flavor profile of Liberica However, there are also those who … Read more
Robusta is ideal for making iced coffee since it can stand up to any amount of milk and even sugar. Liberica are huge coffee berries characterized by having a smoky, nutty, dark chocolate notes when roasted or brewed. Its beans are asymmetrical and almost almond and teardrop shaped that has an exceptional aroma. Is liberica … Read more
Liberica has a strong and unique flavor , with some people saying that you either “love or hate it, with no in between”. Those who love the taste of Liberica coffee appreciate the smokey and chocolatey taste of the coffee, particularly because the taste is accompanied by floral and spicy undertones. What does Liberica coffee … Read more
liberica trees grow much taller than either Robusta or Arabica , and the coffee beans from these trees are larger and more irregularly shaped. They thrive in light shade and well-drained soils and can succeed in poorer soil than Arabica. Which is better liberica or Robusta? Robusta is ideal for making iced coffee since it … Read more