Hi Hive Lovers
The pleasure of coffee always leaves a memory in the brain of someone who has drunk it, and it will create a desire to drink it again.
All types of coffee contain caffeine, and it is this substance that makes a person want to drink coffee again; they become addicted.
Someone who has felt addicted to or experienced coffee addiction will always return in search of the same coffee taste in order to regain that satisfaction. The rest is the degree of influence of their bodies' acceptance of the coffee they consume.
That is why a heavy coffee addict will always be loyal to their regular coffee shop or to one type of coffee they drink. They generally object to moving coffee shops or changing the type of coffee they drink.
The problem is that the coffee we order from a coffee shop or make ourselves does not always taste the same or match our bodies.
Many things affect the taste of a cup of coffee, starting from the height at which it is planted, post-harvest handling, the roasting process, or even the method and technique of serving it.
Have you ever felt instantly different as soon as you took your first sip from your cup of coffee? The difference can be in the taste of the coffee on your tongue or in the effect of the coffee on your body.
Taste difference
The distinction in taste is related to our brain's memory record in recording something tasted by the sense of taste. There is only a slight change in taste, so our memory records new records.
Changes in the taste of coffee consumed by someone can be accepted or rejected by their brain. If there is a rejection, it means that the person is only compatible with one type of coffee and vice versa.
Different effects on the body
Someone may only be able to consume Arabica coffee, and if they consume Robusta coffee, then that person will experience problems in their body, for example, immediately feeling nervous and anxious, their heartbeat becoming faster, breaking out in a cold sweat, vomiting, or experiencing digestive problems. Vice versa.
The difference in taste or the difference in effects on the body experienced by a coffee drinker is a standard for someone to be able to enjoy their coffee.
As long as a cup of coffee can be enjoyed by someone or does not have a negative effect on their body, then it is the best coffee for them.
Someone only drinks one type of coffee and only at their regular coffee shop (1). But someone else can enjoy different types of coffee and have no effect whatsoever on their bodies (2). But there is also someone who doesn't know the taste or effects of the coffee he sips at all (3).
Which category do you belong to: (1), (2), or (3)?
