The World's 10 most delicious coffee

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The World's 10 most delicious coffee
The debate about which one is better coffee, never seem to get recognition. Because all of the selection of the best and most delicious coffee, just a selection based on the tastes of the drinker of coffee, which is not necessarily the same with the other coffee drinkers.
Controversial than one choice is possible, but certain coffee has proven itself consistently over time and actually can be considered as the best coffee on the planet.
The best and most delicious coffee in the world listed here do not necessarily correspond to the opinions of others, because there may be differences of opinion about personal taste.
For example, some people prefer the taste of coffee with coffee acidity of Kenya on the classic balance of Central American coffee or coffee Kona. So we may have subjectively agreed to choose some kind of taste the best and most delicious coffee in the world.
Tanzania Peaberry Coffee
Planted in Mount Meru and Mont Kilimanjaro, Tanzania Peaberry coffee is coffee with a medium sized bright and fun fruit-toned with a sense of acidity. It feels a deep and rich flavor, often appearing as black currant flavors with additional chocolate flavor that blends and tastes like remain attached to the tongue.
The original sense of the variety of other flavors such as exhibiting flavors of citrus, pineapple and coconut, and sometimes express winey and embedded in the ceiling.
Shape Tanzania Peaberry coffee beans beans beans consist of a whole, and not two half-normal seeds. Usually less than seven percent of the coffee plant peaberry.
Hawaii Kona Coffee
An Arabica coffee grown at around 2,000 meters above sea level on the slopes of Mauna Loa and Hualalai fertile volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii. Kona coffee is famous for its rich flavor but light and fluffy with a complex aroma.
Balanced with medium body, and a clean coffee in a cup with bright acidity and cheerful. Kona coffee is often expressed the butter slightly spicy flavor and delicate winey tone with excellent aromatic finish.
PANGALENGAN Arabica Coffee
Wet processed (washed). PANGALENGAN Arabica coffee growing on the island of Java, particularly in the area of ​​West Java, Indonesia PANGALENGAN.
Fruit size varied, sometimes large and sometimes small, but has a sense of acidity in taste. Also there are shades of brown acidity inherent in the lips and tongue. Although the terms of this PANGALENGAN Coffee flavors including the most delicious in Indonesia, but still less popular than coffee Sulawesi and Sumatra. Some comments regarding this PANGALENGAN coffee, that's Arabica coffee PANGALENGAN displays the impression of sweet, sour, supple and smooth.
Sumatra Lintong Coffee
Shows the appearance of medium body with low acidity. Coffee Sumatra Lintong also known as sweet and earthy, complex aroma. The coffee is grown in the region in northern Sumatra Lintong near the central part of Lake Toba.
Sulawesi Toraja Coffee
This is a multi-dimensional coffee grown in the highlands of southeast Sulawesi. Known for laden fruit and rich, broad sense. Sulawesi Toraja coffee is very balanced and record fairs dark chocolate and ripe fruit. Low-toned acidity yet vibrant, with a smaller body of Sumatran coffee though slightly more acidic, and with the popularity of more than Arabica coffee typical rural Jawa.Manisnya Toraja and muted fruit notes creates a sense of depth with the quality of the spicy sting similar to the Sumatran coffee smooth. Toraja coffee is processed by using Wet Wet Milling methods, which produce green coffee bean husks free.
Mocha Java Coffee
Perhaps the coffee mixture. Yemen Mocha Java and Mocha coffee, two coffees with complementary characteristics. Yemen Mocha provide live intensity and wild fun that complements the smooth clean and bright from Java coffee. Traditional mix Mocha and Java coffee beans create a balanced cup complex.
Ethiopian Harrar Coffee
Spicy, fragrant, and body-weight. Ethiopian Harrar coffee is grown in (naturally) wild and exotic. Arabica coffee grown in southern Ethiopia at an altitude of 4,500 and 6,300 meters above sea level. Perhaps this is the coffee that grows in the highest places in the world. The processing of this Ethiopian Harrar coffee dried create fruit flavors like red wine, bold flavors that resonate in the cup.
Known for winey and fruit, floral-toned acidity. Ethiopian Harrar coffee bright it can be seen in the cup, even intense with the intoxicating aroma of rich and sharp, often with notes of blackberry and prolonged flavor on the tongue and lips.
Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee
Growing up in Blue Mountain Jamaica. Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee is often described as the most sophisticated coffee in flavor, smooth and delicate complex. Filled with fruit trees are exceptional, and ver balanced. Many people call it a classic cup of coffee.
Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee is wet processed (washed), and a slightly sweet taste smooth and light, sometimes almost gentle and with the aroma of chocolate.
Bright acidity and bright, but very subtle, revealing almost no bitterness in the taste of the whole net. Jamaica Blue Mountain sparkling aroma and bold records show interest and crazy and herbal tones.
Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Beans have a form of whole seeds in coffee cherries (the fruit) than the two usual half-seeds, which are separated from other coffee beans and is traditionally used for espresso,
Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee, grown at altitudes between 3,000 meters and 5,500 meters above sea level.
Kenya AA coffee
Clearly one of the best in the world of premium coffee. Kenya AA coffee, grown at more than 6,600 meters above sea level in the highlands of Kenya. Kenya AA coffee refers to the largest screen size grading system with the specification that the Kenyan coffee beans only slightly more than a quarter inch in diameter.
Kenya AA coffee beans showed solid body and strong, rich flavor with a pleasant acidity that said some bright world coffee supply. Kenya AA coffee fragrant aroma with floral notes while the finish is winey with berries and orange shades.
Guatemala Antigua Coffee
Growing at an altitude of over 4,600 meters above sea level, Antigua Guatemala coffee bean class known as Strictly Hard Bean and including Arabica varietals Catuai (Coffea arabica var. Catuai), Caturra (Coffea arabica var. Caturra), and Bourbon (Coffea arabica var . bourbon).
An outstanding premium coffee, Antigua shows typical Guatemalan coffee quality of the whole body (heavier than usual coffee Central America) and often rich spicy flavor and velvety. Antigua coffee beans work well creating a pleasant smoky flavor in a cup of brewed coffee.
Although the above article was written based on the order of 1 to 10, but not necessarily the number 1 means the best and most delicious coffee, because it could be depending on the tastes of each person choice.
From the list of 10 most delicious coffee in the world, Indonesia put four types of coffee flagship in the list, let's drink coffee to preserve and introduce coffee Indonesia to the world.

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