1. New Guinea
Coffee labeled New Guinea usually comes from Papua New Guinea, which occupies the eastern half of the island of New Guinea. These coffees are grown in peasant patches and small plantations throughout the rugged mountain highlands. The best New Guinea coffee is estate- or plantation-grown. In general, New Guinea is a low-key version of the great Indonesian coffees: not as full-bodied as the best Sumatra, less acidy and aromatic than the best Celebes, but a comfortably rich cup. Coffee marketed as Arona seems to be the currently preferred New Guinea coffee among specialty roasters. Read more »

Welcome to coffee mix!

Coffee-mix is a beverage derived from brewed coffee beans. The advantages of instant coffee-mix are less weight and volume than beans to prepare the same amount of drink.

The power of the Cup compels you! We don’t know why this magic beverage
warms our hearts, minds and bodies the way it does, but one thing is certain.
Coffee-mix is here to stay!

This beautiful substance is many things to many people. When I was studyed in college,  I first try istant coffee-mix, I fall in love with the different of taste from  espresso coffee machine maker . Then I started to do my online research about coffee-mix maker and the guide to learn to using coffee machine. Read more »