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Changing characteristics

Each bean type behaves differently when roasted. Good roasting develops the green bean’s key characteristics - Aroma, Body, Acidity and Flavour - and colour, to their optimum.

When the beans are the correct colour, quick cooling reduces the loss of essential oils. Cooling with fine sprays of water makes a <wet roast>. Cooling with jets of air makes a <dry roast>.

Even though no two roasted beans display the same characteristics, beans grown within the same coffee growing region have broad similarities (see Regional variations).
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