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We all drink coffee, but have you ever really tasted what’s in your cup? Behind every sip lies a world of flavours, aromas and sensations. Tasting coffee — also known as cupping — is THE way to discover that world. Whether you’re a curious beginner or have been enjoying your morning espresso for years, your palate can always be developed further. In this article we dive together into the art of tasting coffee. You’ll learn how to do it, what to look out for AND how to host your own tasting at home. Ready to wake up your taste buds?

What does tasting coffee mean (and why should you do it)?

Tasting coffee is so much more than taking a sip and thinking “nice” or “meh”. It’s about consciously experiencing what’s happening in your cup — with your nose, your tongue AND your memory. You pay attention to aromas, flavours, mouthfeel and even how long a flavour lingers. This process not only helps you choose better coffee, but also discover your personal preferences. Think of it like wine tasting,