Coffee Wisdom

Go beyond your usual brew. Our guide to coffee tasting reveals how to savor the distinct aromas, flavors, and stories behind every single-origin bean.

Discover the best coffee festivals in Europe for 2025. From London to Berlin and Milan, explore where to taste specialty coffee, meet roasters, and join the global coffee community.

Washed, natural, or honey? Learn how coffee processing methods shape flavor, acidity, and mouthfeel. Discover the differences and find which style suits your taste.

Discover unique coffee brewing methods from around the world. From Turkish coffee and Ethiopian ceremonies to Vietnamese egg coffee and Finnish cheese coffee, explore how culture and tradition shape flavor.

Discover how coffee terroir shapes taste. Learn how soil, climate and region influence the flavor of specialty coffee beans around the world

Discover the difference between wet processed (washed) and dry processed (natural) coffee. Learn how each method shapes flavor, body, and sweetness in specialty coffee.

Discover why specialty coffee is more sustainable than you think. Learn how quality farming, fair prices, and eco friendly practices create a positive impact for farmers and the planet.

Discover the world of specialty decaf coffee. Learn how high quality beans and gentle caffeine removal methods create rich flavor without the buzz.

Explore key insights from Freshdi’s Q2 2025 coffee market report focusing on Europe’s specialty coffee scene. Learn about market size, price trends, sustainability challenges, and strategic opportunities shaping the future of premium coffee in Europe.

Discover what cupping scores mean in specialty coffee, why they matter, and why they aren't the full story when choosing the right coffee.

Why does specialty coffee cost €20–30 per bag or more? Discover what makes high-end coffee expensive, how it compares to supermarket beans, and how to taste the difference.

Discover how roast dates, storage, and timing affect the freshness and flavour of specialty coffee. Learn why expiry dates don't tell the whole story.