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General Coffee FAQs

How is coffee produced?

Coffee is typically produced by harvesting coffee cherries, processing the beans inside, and then roasting them to perfection.

What is the origin of coffee?

Coffee is believed to have originated in East Africa, with Ethiopia being one of the earliest known regions where coffee was discovered.

How does coffee get its flavor?

Coffee flavor depends on factors such as the type of beans, their origin, the roast level, and brewing method.

What are the main types of coffee beans?

Arabica and Robusta are the two primary coffee bean species. Arabica is known for its smooth, mild flavor, while Robusta is stronger and more bitter.

Does coffee have health benefits?

Coffee contains antioxidants and caffeine, which may offer various health benefits, including increased alertness and improved mood.

Coffee Brewing FAQs

What's the best brewing method for a bold coffee flavor?

French press or AeroPress brewing methods are great for bold flavors.

How should I store coffee beans?

Store coffee beans in an airtight container in a cool, dark place to maintain freshness.

What's the ideal water temperature for brewing coffee?

The water temperature should be between 195-205°F (90-96°C) for optimal extraction.

What's the best grind size for a French press?

Use a coarse grind for French press brewing to prevent over-extraction.

Which grind size is ideal for espresso?

Espresso requires a fine grind to ensure a strong and concentrated flavor.

How can I make cold brew coffee at home?

Combine coarsely ground coffee and cold water, steep in the fridge for 12-24 hours, then strain.

Caffeine Content FAQs

Which coffee beans have the most caffeine?

Robusta beans have higher caffeine content than Arabica beans.

How does the roast level affect caffeine content?

Contrary to popular belief, darker roasts have slightly less caffeine than lighter roasts.

Does the brewing method affect caffeine levels?

Yes, brewing methods like espresso tend to have more caffeine than drip coffee.

Can I reduce caffeine content in my coffee?

Yes, you can opt for decaffeinated coffee or mix regular coffee with decaf.

Gaia FAQs

What makes our coffee unique?

At Gaia, our coffee is sourced from sustainable farms, roasted by true coffee perfectionists and known for its distinct flavor profile. Gaia is known for unique blends that you won't find anywhere else. Shop Now!

Where are Gaia coffee beans sourced from?

Africa, Indonesia, Central America, South America, Hawaii, and Jamaica are our favorite at Gaia Coffee.

Is our coffee ethically sourced?

Yes, we prioritize ethical sourcing practices and work directly with farmers to ensure fair wages and sustainable farming.

Whats your Shipping Policy?

We ship orders out within 1 business day of your purchase. Deliveries can be from 2-7 days depending on your location.

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