Which coffee tastes best? ☕

Reading Time: 5 minutes - Perfect for a coffee break with style (and substance).

Whether you see coffee as an elixir of life, a liquid comforter or a legitimate substitute for breakfast - you're right. But which coffee is *your* coffee? Choosing the perfect coffee is not a matter of chance, but of psychology, taste experience and a little bit of magic from the bean. We show you how to find it - in 9 delicious tips.

1. espresso, filter or "something with oat milk"?

Your favorite coffee reveals more about you than your Spotify review. Espresso lover? Then you're the quick pleasure type - strong, direct, sometimes slightly bitter (but in a good way). Filter coffee fans? You love depth, are fond of detail and can hold a good conversation longer than your battery. Cappuccino with hearts in the crema? You're here for the vibe and the taste.

2. light, medium or dark roast?

Fun fact: Light roasts are the nerds among the beans - complex, fruity, often underrated. Dark roasts? The old souls with chocolate vibes and roasted aromas that remind you of a log fire. Our recommendation: try them - your palate is smarter than you think.

3 Arabica or Robusta - what's inside?

Arabica = complex, subtle, a little diva.
Robusta = earthy, strong, the bad boy of beans.
If you want to wake up twice in the morning, Robusta is your choice. Do you want to go on a taste expedition? Then Arabica is your compass.

4. french press? Drip? Filter coffee for connoisseurs

Want to taste coffee like a sommelier? Then go on a filter journey! Use light roasts from Ethiopia, Guatemala or Papua New Guinea - and discover floral, fruity, nutty aromas. And hey: French press needs a coarse grind. Otherwise it'll be as bitter as a bad Tinder date.

5. the perfect espresso: small, strong, character

Espresso is like a short movie: little time, lots of content. If you like it Italian, go for Robusta blends. If you want an orchestra of flavors, experiment with lighter single origins. But beware: espresso is the diva of preparation - too bitter? Too acidic? Probably you. Or your grinder. 😉

6. read labels like a pro

Pro tip: If the packaging only says "100% Arabica", but nothing about the origin, processing or roasting - move on. Good roasting companies will give you details: plantation, variety, processing, roasting date. As with good wine: origin is not everything, but a lot.

7 Is coffee healthy?

Yes, no. Maybe. It depends.
Scientifically speaking, coffee can love your liver, protect your heart and lift your spirits. But: too much, too dark, too cheap - and your stomach rebels. Our tip: less is better. Just like in life.

8. freshly ground = fresh happiness

Ground coffee loses up to 60% of its aroma after 15 minutes. Ouch.
So if you drink coffee like a boss, then: Invest in a grinder. Adjust the grind. Feel like an alchemist. And smell it. You'll never want to go back.

9. the "best coffee in the world" - does it exist?

Kopi Luwak, Blue Mountain, Monsooned Malabar - great name, crazy story, proud price. But objectively better? Nope. A lot of it is marketing with a meow effect. Our recommendation: Support your local roaster or preferably us :) - you'll find great coffees with no frills. And with lots of flavor.

Conclusion: Your favorite coffee is as individual as you are - and that's a good thing. With a little knowledge, a dash of curiosity and the right bean in the filter, you'll soon become the coffee connoisseur of your circle of friends. Or at least a favorite guest in every coffee kitchen.