@t97.coffee.os: Understand Arabica Varieties in One Chart ☕ 1. Typica 2. Bourbon 3. Geisha Arabica Has More Than One Lineage Many people think: Arabica lineage = Typica + Bourbon. Actually, it isn't. Modern common Arabica materials can be roughly divided into 4 main sources: ① Typica / Bourbon Related Group The classic old-world lineages. Typica and Bourbon are the two most famous traditional branches — responsible for many of the varieties we know today, from Caturra to Mundo Novo. ② Ethiopian Landraces / Heirloom Varieties Native wild varieties from Ethiopia's forests. These are the ancient roots — diverse, untamed, and full of genetic potential. Geisha belongs to this rich Ethiopian heritage. ③ Disease-Resistant Introduced Varieties Varieties developed or selected for resistance to diseases like leaf rust. Think Catimor, Sarchimor, and other hybrids designed to survive and thrive. ④ Modern F1 Hybrids The new generation. Scientifically bred for specific traits — yield, flavor, resilience. F1 hybrids represent the cutting edge of coffee genetics. So Why Does It Matter? Because Arabica isn't one thing. It's a family tree with many branches — some ancient, some modern, some wild, some carefully bred. Understanding these lineages helps us understand flavor, resilience, and the future of coffee. Typica. Bourbon. Geisha. And beyond. Arabica is bigger than you think. 🌳☕ #homebarista #espresso #coffeebeans #purematcha #matchalatte

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