Although there's so much coffee on the market today, many of us still lump it into two broad categories: the cheap stuff and ...

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Here's what coffee lovers should know about these seven coffee-growing regions, including the type of beans produced, flavor notes, and more.

Scientists believe that a wild species from West Africa, Coffea stenophylla, could save the coffee industry from the climate crisis.

Roasting Plant Coffee with an innovative delivery system is roasting its coffee on premises and beginning to expand both in the U.S. and London.

Starbucks has only one farm in the world and it is in Costa Rica. Take the coffee tour and see how coffee goes from bean to cup.

The birds and the bees both do it. That is, they team up to protect and pollinate coffee bean plants. Without the duo, as researchers recently found, coffee plants would be far less successful. In ...

Climate change is straining the world’s two favorite coffee species. Could a resilient 19th-century alternative solve the brew’s existential crisis?

Scientists have found a coffee plant that grows naturally without caffeine, providing the normal taste of coffee without the buzz.