http://coffeebrew.info/what-coffee-company-uses-arabica-beans.htm Coffee Grind and Brew | Coffee Brewing Questions & Answers Wed, 04 Jan 2012 01:26:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://coffeebrew.info/what-coffee-company-uses-arabica-beans.htm/comment-page-1#comment-3271 Gary D Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:57:03 +0000 http://coffeebrew.info/what-coffee-company-uses-arabica-beans.htm#comment-3271 All of them do. Coffee, by definition, comes from the plant of the Species, "Coffea arabica" or "Coffea canephora". Advertisers like to make their coffee sound more exotic by stating, "We use only the freshest arabica beans". Well, they do. The thing they want to highlight in that statement is that it's the "freshest". No one really cares that it's arabica beans because that's the main plant used to make coffee anyway. The other species, "C. canephora" is less-commonly grown and harder to find. All of them do. Coffee, by definition, comes from the plant of the Species, "Coffea arabica" or "Coffea canephora". Advertisers like to make their coffee sound more exotic by stating, "We use only the freshest arabica beans". Well, they do. The thing they want to highlight in that statement is that it’s the "freshest". No one really cares that it’s arabica beans because that’s the main plant used to make coffee anyway. The other species, "C. canephora" is less-commonly grown and harder to find.

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