coffee temperatures
If Earthâs climate continues to warm over the coming decades, obstacles to coffee cultivation will multiply. Consider Arabica coffee (Coffea arabica), the species grown for roughly 70 percent of worldwide coffee production. Arabica coffeeâs optimal temperature range is 64Â°â70Â°F (18Â°Câ21Â°C). It can tolerate mean annual temperatures up to roughly 73Â°F (24Â°C). Coffee beans on the plant in Honduras.
You know the five elements of a great cup of coffee, beans, water, brewing temperature and extraction time. But do you know whether or not your coffee maker is brewing at the right temperature? According to the Specialty Coffee Association of America and the National Coffee Association, the optimal temperature for brewing a great cup of coffee is 197.6 â 204.8 F. If the temperature of the water is too low under extraction occurs.