So Many Types of Coffee

When you consider that the worlds first coffee shop opened in Constantinople in 1475, then was followed by the establishment of two coffee houses in 1554, the story of the history of coffee has been a fascinating journey.

But...back to the present...

Actually, the coffee bean isn't a bean, but rather the seed of the coffee plant. Read more about the types of coffee beans and the process of growing and creating coffee product here.

You'll find an interesting explanation for those who like to read all of the details, of the two main coffee beans used and why one of them is so much more widely harvested than the other.

Are you interested in learning more about the delicious varieties of coffee drinks? No worries... you'll have those latte, cappuccino and expresso drink names rolling off your tongue in no time! We'd love to hear about your favorite type of coffee drink!

The many varieties of coffee flavors are detailed here as well, for our readers who enjoy a little bit more flavor than just the caffeine! Vote for your favorite, too.

Read about the many coffee brands and determine which might become your favorite. It's a subjective topic for coffee lovers! Tell us which you prefer.

French Press coffee is unique, rich and flavorful. Read more about French Press coffee makers.

All About Coffee Drinks Coffee drinks defined. What goes into all those different types of coffee concoctions anyway? Find out here and impress your friends!

Coffee Beans Actually, a coffee bean isn't really a bean, but rather the seed of the coffee plant.

Light Roast vs Dark Roast Coffee Light roast coffee vs dark roast coffee...what's the difference? How does the roasting process affect the flavor of coffee, and which will you prefer?

Coffee Syrup You'll find a variety of popular syrup manufacturers in our store, including Torani, DaVinci, Teisseire, Monin, 1883, Big Train and more. Select flavors are offered as sugar free. My favorite is sugar free vanilla... what's yours?

Cold Brew Coffee Cold brew coffee is an inexpensive method of creating a coffee extract that has lower acid than conventionally brewed coffee but delivers a smooth, great tasting product.

Moka Coffee What is Moka Coffee? How is it made and what does it taste like? Learn more about this age-old yet intriguing type of rich, full bodied coffee that is a budget friendly alternative to espresso machines.

Find out how to make a great cup of French Press Coffee!

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