Coffee Beans Excelsa
 

Coffee Beans Excelsa Review

Characteristics:

Coffea Beans Excelsa was first discovered in 1904. This hardy plant is well known for its disease and drought resistant properties.

Coffea Excelsa is similar to Coffea Liberica in appearance. The plant has thin, rounded leaves with a smooth edge. When these leaves first form, they are a burnt reddish violet color. They turn to a green color as they mature, though some leaves still have violet accents.

It produces white flowers with four to five leaves per flower. The cherries it produces are oval shaped but slightly flattened. The medium sized coffee beans are formed in clusters.

Where it is Planted:

Like most other coffee varieties, Coffea Excelsa thrives in warm to hot climates. Because of the drought resistant properties, this plant can thrive in desert conditions, as well as a tropic environment.

This plant has deep roots. As such, it isn’t a good candidate for greenhouse growing. Root depth severely limits the areas in which this plant can successfully be grown.

How it Tastes:

This mild flavored coffee is often likened to Coffea Liberica. It has a smooth, slightly earthy without having any hint of a burnt flavor. This is a good coffee for people who don’t drink the beverage very often and those who dislike coffee with a bold, strong flavor.

Blending with Other Beans:

Coffee beans Excelsa is often used a filler bean for many coffee blends. Coffea Arabica is one of the most popular coffees that is blended with Coffea Excelsa.

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