Excelsa

CoffeaThe botanical genus colloquially referred to as the “coffea genus,” which is comprised of over 120 individual species. These are generally opposite-leaved, evergreen shrubs or small understory trees with a horizontal branching pattern. They contain More Excelsa is a distinct Species in the Genus Coffea, and has Robusta-like form. It can be confused with RobustaRobusta usually refers to Coffea Robusta, responsible for roughly 25% of the world's commercial coffee. Taxonomy of Robusta is debated: some sources use “Robusta” to refer to any variety of Coffea Canephora, and some use More and LibericaCoffea Liberica is a distinct Species in the Genus Coffea : Coffea Liberica is a distinct Species in the Genus Coffea originating in Liberia, West Africa. It is a tree-like form, with mild cup that More because of its form, and robusta-like cup. Not to be confused with the Colombian coffee gradeThe rating of either a sample or a full lot, according to national standards for export. Nearly every county of origin has its own grading scale. It can be quite confusing! Sometimes the coffee earns More ExcelsoA Colombian coffee grade referring to screen size of 15-16. In the traditional bulk Arabica business, Excelso is a step below the large bean Supremo grade, which indicates screen size 17-18. More, which is unrelated. The correct scientific name is Coffea Dewertii.