The coffee produced in these places is delicious. Have you ever tasted these nine most worthwhile coffees?

A comprehensive review of the world's top ten coffee producing countries

Coffee has become a fashionable drink nowadays. Good coffee must be produced from the source. So, which countries are better coffee producers? Which countries are famous coffee producers? Let's follow the editor to learn about the top ten coffee producing countries in the world!

Most coffee beans on the market are distinguished by their origin. The following lists some of the major producing countries and their famous coffees, and helps everyone understand the coffee production situation in these countries.

No. 1 Brazil

Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, with one-third of the world's coffee produced in Brazil, and its main coffee variety is Arabica. Brazil has long been the world's number one coffee producer.

No. 2 Vietnam

Vietnam is the world's second largest coffee producer.

No. 3 Indonesia

Indonesian Arabica coffee beans are among the finest in the world.

No. 4 Colombia

Colombia is the world's fourth largest coffee producer, producing coffee that is mild in flavor, with perfect flavor characteristics and unparalleled quality.

No. 5 India

Indian coffee has a unique style because it is not grown in full sun but in the shade. India does not consume much coffee domestically, and about 80% of it is exported.

No. 6 Ethiopia

Ethiopia is the largest coffee producer in Africa, with 25% of its population involved in the coffee production industry. Nearly half of all coffee produced in Ethiopia is sold domestically, and the other half is exported around the world.

No. 7 Peru

Peru is famous for its specialty organic coffee and is the world's third largest coffee exporter. Coffee is grown in almost every part of Peru, and coffee exports have created a lot of economic benefits for Peru.

No. 8 Guatemala

No. 9 Mexico

Mexico is the ninth largest coffee producer in the world, with Arabica being the main coffee variety. Mexico is now one of the main coffee importers to the United States.

After talking about the origins, let’s take a look at the nine coffees that are most worth drinking once in your life, and see which ones you have tried!

1. Civet Coffee (Indonesia)

Civet coffee, also commonly known as civet coffee, is the most expensive coffee in the world because it is quite rare.

2. Esmeralda Coffee

People from all over the world love this coffee, it warms your heart and stomach… It is mainly grown in the shade of old guava trees.

3. St. Helena Coffee

St. Helena, located about 1,200 km off the coast of Africa, is where you will find the cultivation and planting of St. Helena coffee. Napoleon Bonaparte once planted his own coffee on St. Helena.

4. Santa Ynez Coffee

Brazilian Hacienda Santa Ines coffee. The coffee tastes very original, and when asked what it tastes like, people will say that it is very reminiscent of berries and caramel sweetness.

5. Guatemala Hacienda Coffee

This coffee won the Grand Prix de Excellence in 2006. Despite only being ranked fourth on this list, the estate coffee is still quite valuable.

6. Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee

Blue Mountain coffee is one of the best coffees in the world, and its production is relatively small, so it is rare and valuable. It has a very strong aroma and a lasting fruity flavor.

7. Salvadoran Coffee, Los Angeles

Los Angeles El Salvador coffee is a strong, medium-acid, and full-bodied bean. At $40 per pound, it is quite expensive, but it is still absolutely worth the money.

8. Kona Coffee from Hawaii

Hawaiian Kona coffee has the most perfect appearance, its fruit is exceptionally plump and shiny. The coffee tastes rich and aromatic, with a hint of cinnamon spice, and a balanced acidity.

9. Puerto Rico Treasure Coffee

Puerto Rican Treasure Coffee has a mild and delicious flavor and is loved by coffee lovers all over the world.