Why is Vietnamese Coffee So Strong? | The Ultimate Guide to Vietnamese Coffee

January 13, 2022 1 min read

Why is Vietnamese coffee so strong? The answer lies in the type of coffee bean grown in Vietnam. Most coffee produced in Vietnam is robusta, a coffee bean that has twice the caffeine of arabica coffee (most widely consumed around the world).

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