BSCA - BSCA Certified Roasted Coffees

BSCA - BSCA Certified Roasted Coffees ()

  „The assertion 100% Arabica, rare in Brazilian coffee packages, guarantees that the beans used are picked from trees of the Rubiaceae family, genus Coffea, species Coffea arabica, known over centuries for producing an aromatic beverage, with intense flavor, naturally sweet and slightly acid.“

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Brazilian Scientists Decode the Coffee Genome - National Coffee Association Brazilian Scientists Decode the Coffee Genome - National Coffee Association

  „Thirty-five thousand. That’s the number of genes found in the pea-sized seed of plants of the Coffea genus – in other words, the coffee bean. In groundbreaking work, Brazilian scientists have unlocked the key to the genetic makeup of coffee, with a complete DNA map of the coffee genome.“

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Agriculture: Plant, Harvesting, Processing, Fertilization, and Diseases. Agriculture: Plant, Harvesting, Processing, Fertilization, and Diseases.

  Coffee plants belong to the botanical genus Coffea in the family Rubiaceae, which has 500 genera and over 6,000 species.  Although there is some disagreement, the number of species belonging to Coffea ranges from 25 to 100.  Most commercial green coffee is either the C. arabica or C. canephora species, which is referred to commercially as Arabica and Robusta, respectively.  Coffea arabica is an allotetraploid inbreeder (2n = 44).  Forty to fifty cultivars (infraspecific taxa) are known, and are suspected to be derived from two cultivars of C.“

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Supermarket Coffee vs. Specialty Store Coffee Supermarket Coffee vs. Specialty Store Coffee

  „The other bean that makes up the small difference (about 8%) in this country's coffee consumption is called Coffea Arabica. It is the variety sold as whole beans in all specialty coffee stores and is the bean of choice for coffee connoisseurs as well as beginning coffee lovers.“

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It's All About Coffee It's All About Coffee

  „It is a generic term related to the fruit and seeds from the plants of the Coffea genus, as well as the products derived from those fruits and seeds in different processing and/or consuming stages.“

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Green Coffee Classification Green Coffee Classification

  „In the Brazilian method 300 grams of coffee is classified.  The number of beans equivalent to one full defect is given below.  For example, a set of three shells counts as one full defect.  On the other hand one large rock counts as five full defects.  If a bean has more than one defect the highest defect is counted.  For example, a bean that is black and damaged by insects counts as one full defect due to its black attribute.  The table is split up into two since Brazilian legislation allows a maximum of 1% of foreign defects.  After counting the number of defects use the third chart to classify the type and its point rating.“

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