Coffee is one of the major products in the world which is loved by people all over the world. It’s grown in many tropical countries in Africa, Asia and the Americas. In South America, Brazil and Colombia are considered as the two largest coffee producers in the world. These two countries are famous for their coffees. Are there any differences between Brazilian and Colombian coffee? Some people may ask this kind of question. The answer is certainly yes. Brazilian coffee differs from Colombian coffee in several aspects. In order to help those who are curious about or who would like to know the differences between Brazilian and Colombia coffee to get a relatively comprehensive understanding about it, I’m going to discuss about the Brazilian and Colombian coffee from these four aspects: history, characteristic, organization, processing method.

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