If coffee isn't labeled 100% arabica beans, am I to assume that it is a blend of Robusto and Arabica?!

Question: and blends blends blends, I wish I knew how much of each kind was in a blend. For example, Kona Coffee Blend...umm how much real Kona is in there? Well, if you go by price, apparently not much!

Answers: and blends blends blends, I wish I knew how much of each kind was in a blend. For example, Kona Coffee Blend...umm how much real Kona is in there? Well, if you go by price, apparently not much!

Could be totally robusto (junk) Mexican Altura is the best I have ever had.. Coffee brokers (retail) will mix all kinds of stuff to get you to buy. Be carefull.

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If coffee isn't labeled 100% arabica beans, am I to assume that it is a blend of Robusto and Arabica?!

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