Best Coffee in the World: Tasting Single Origin Colombian Coffee, Sumatra, or Kona Coffee

Single origin means that the coffee beans come from one specific growing region sometimes it produce in a single estate. Many coffee aficionados believe that single-origin coffees telling the true essence of a specific place. The most coveted beans are those from ideal growing regions, such as Hawaii Kona, Guatemala Antigua, Colombia Supremo and Sumatra Mandheling.

There are more than 40 countries where coffee beans are produced, but the majorities of commercially available coffees in US come from a several countries: Indonesia, Brazil, Mexico, Guatemala, and few others. These countries have not only perfect growing conditions, but also keep a consistent flavor to their beans through mass-farming and quality control methods.

Latin America is the biggest coffee producer of the world, with Brazil and Colombia growing 30 – 40% coffee, more than any five countries combined. The Latin American coffees are usually lighter, with a tangy quality, which makes them great for blending. Mexico, Guatemala, Panama, Jamaica Blue Mountain and Costa Rica chip in with their own unique styling.

Asian countries especially Indonesia go the other way, producing a full-bodied, thicker coffee with distinct flavoring, which makes them ideal for blends that require a little deepening. Indonesia grows most of the Asian coffee beans of quality, Korea, and Vietnam is also producing its fair share of the lower end of the market.

There are no such the best coffee in the world every single coffee is unique. If you are interested in trying a few single origin coffees, here are a few of the top choices to hook your palette:

Ethiopia Limu: Grown in the Limu area and known for its sweet, spicy/winey flavor and balanced body.

Ethiopian Sidamo: This medium roasted coffee is valued for its depth, spice, and wine like tasting floral aroma.

Guatemala Antigua: Grown in one of Guatemala's premier coffee growing regions high in the mountains. Classic flavors are dark chocolate, caramel and smoke.

Hawaii Kona Coffee: Mellow and sweet with a nutty character. Grown in Hawaii's legendary coffee region where the trees thrive on the island's steep volcanic hillsides.

Tanzania Peaberry: This coffee render a concentrated flavor that offers a livelier cup, full body and distinguished aroma. This medium roasted coffee displays many characteristics of Kenyan coffee, though much lighter in acidity.

Colombia Supremo: These beans are larger than other coffee beans from Colombia and the name indicates the highest quality Colombian coffee available. This medium roasted Colombia Supremo yields a heady aroma, a very rich flavor, and an excellent balance of acidity and body.

Jamaican Blue Mountain: You will find world renowned Jamaican Blue Mountain Estate Coffee to have a rich taste, and full body. Authentic Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee is noted as having a lack of bitterness with a mild flavor. The lightly roasted well-balanced cup promises to deliver subtle acidity with a smooth chocolate finish.

Sumatra Mandheling Coffee: Many consider the medium roasted Mandheling coffees to be among the worlds finest and most admired. You can expect a low-key/balanced acidity and a heavy, syrupy body with a concentrated and complex flavor.

Java Estate: Java finest beans are medium roasted to yield a piquant aroma. Java displays an exquisite acid balance, a heavy body with hints of chocolate-like undertones, and a quicker finish than Sumatran coffee.

Kopi Luwak Coffee: This is the most expensive coffee every pound will cost $350. Kopi Luwak have rich aroma and strong, the body is incredibly full. Have syrupy and thick taste with a hint of chocolate and lingers on the tongue with a long clean finish.

So which one is your favorite coffee, if you never taste any of these coffees I suggest you try one. Experiencing coffee flavor will enrich your coffee tasting. Pour in good insulated coffee mug just after brewing and it will be good for 5 hours.

More online store for coffee beans:

• Starbucks Store. Starbucks offers wide single origin coffee selections from Latin America, Africa as well as Asia. Some of the most recommended coffees are Sumatra Extra Bold and Organic Shade Grown Mexico.
• Boca Java. Their most reviewed and best selling coffee is Mocha Java. The great thing about Boca java is they featured different coffee every month and they medium roast coffee worth to try.

Finally all I can say is "wake up and smell the coffee"

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