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How to Buy Coffee Beans

Updated on July 12, 2011

If you are looking for a coffee that is genuinely healthy, then you should think about roasting and brewing it yourself. This will retain the vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients in the beverage to keep it healthy. In order for you to do this, the process of making a healthy drink starts from the moment you buy coffee beans.

Here are some useful tips to choose the perfect coffee beans:

1. Buy coffee beans, FRESH.

Many people who are fond of drinking coffee agree that the best way to enhance your coffee experience is by getting freshly roast and freshly ground coffee beans. There are different specialty shops that roasts coffee on a daily basis but it's still a good idea to check the date of roasting. If shopping in a supermarket, take a look at the freshness date located at the bottom of most bags. Outstanding beans look and smell tempting all the time. When looking for fresh and perfect coffee beans, always trust your senses.

Buy Coffee Beans
Buy Coffee Beans

2. Figure out the common types of coffee beans.

These are the Arabica and Robusta, pick the one that appeals to your senses. In order to buy coffee beans quickly, research on the different types of coffee because they both have different variations.
 
3. Know the different methods of roasting the beans.

Whenever you buy coffee beans in a coffee shop they will ask what specific roast you prefer.

Now, if you are unsure about the difference between “House” and “Espresso” roasts… then you are not alone. Because here's some tips about the common terms you'll encounter.
 
4. Cinnamon or Light Roast:

The coffee beans are roasted lightly, and no, it does not contain cinnamon, contrary to the name. Buy coffee beans like these because they are highly acidic, caffeinated and produces a very bitter coffee.
 
House Roast it commonly known as the American Roast. It is named after that because this medium roasted coffee beans are very common in America.
 
Aside from that, there are other roast like French, Espresso or Italian roast. By the way, espresso is the darkest type of roast commonly known as the full city or Italian Roast.
 
Overall, before you go and buy coffee beans, you must be sure what and how you want your coffee to taste like.

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