‌If you start your day with a cup of coffee, you must be familiar with coffee beans. But what is coffee fruit? The beans used to brew your morning coffee are the roasted seeds of the coffee fruit.

In the U.S., coffee is as ubiquitous as water. Everyone knows what it is and how it can help you power through the day. If you’re really into coffee, you may even know its specific health-benefiting ...

Drinking coffee *completely* black is an acquired taste, so many people like to sweeten their cup every morning. If you’re a coffee-lover who is trying to lose weight, you might be aware that there ...

Kentucky coffeetree (Gymnocladus dioicus), also known as the American coffee berry, is a medium-sized, dioecious tree that can reach upwards of 70 feet tall at maturity. The scientific name ...

A year ago, at an experimental coffee farm that Starbucks owns on the slopes of a volcano in Costa Rica, workers carefully plucked coffee cherries—the bright red fruits that contain coffee beans—off ...

Coffee is typically grown in tropical regions and was previously considered an unviable crop in the continental United States. But along the state Route 76 corridor in San Diego’s North County, ...