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Choosing the best coffee beans can seem overwhelming at first, but it’s actually an enjoyable journey of discovery. At Rogers Coffee, we believe there’s a perfect coffee for everyone. The key is understanding a few fundamentals, such as coffee species, origin countries, and roast levels. By choosing whole, freshly roasted coffee beans and grinding them just before brewing, you’re already well on your way to a better cup of coffee. This guide is your shortcut to better coffee. We’ll cover everything you need to know so that next time you buy coffee, you can confidently choose beans that suit your...

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The caffeine content of coffee typically ranges from 80–130 milligrams in a 200 ml cup of filter coffee. The main factors influencing caffeine levels are the coffee species (Arabica vs. Robusta), brewing method, and coffee dose. At Rogers Coffee, we recommend weighing your coffee to ensure both consistent brewing results and more accurate control over caffeine intake. Many people believe that dark roast coffee is automatically “stronger” and contains more caffeine than light roast coffee. The truth is far more interesting. Caffeine levels are influenced much more by the coffee bean itself, brewing technique, and dosage than by roast level. In...

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Learn how many grams of coffee beans you need per cup. Discover the ideal coffee-to-water ratio for filter coffee, French press, espresso, and iced coffee.

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Most coffee imported into Finland comes from the world’s coffee belt, the region surrounding the equator where coffee thrives. The largest coffee-exporting countries to Finland are traditionally Brazil and Colombia. At Rogers Coffee, however, we focus on quality and flavor rather than volume, sourcing exceptional coffees from countries such as Kenya, Ethiopia, and Costa Rica. Every country, region, and even individual farm produces a unique flavor profile that we strive to showcase through careful roasting. The journey from a coffee cherry on a bush to the cup in your hand is long and complex. The place where coffee is grown...

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Discover what makes coffee truly exceptional. Learn how origin, processing, roast level, and brewing methods affect flavor and find the best coffee for your personal taste.

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