A recent study led by a team affiliated with the Smithsonian Bird Friendly coffee program suggests the bacterial community surrounding coffee plants may have a pronounced effect on coffee flavor….
Study Suggests Farm-Level Bacterial Communities Affect Coffee Flavor
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