ChatGPT Robusta beans refer to coffee beans that come from the Coffea canephora plant, commonly known as robusta. This plant is one of the two main species of coffee beans used for global coffee production, the other being Arabica (Coffea arabica). Here are some key characteristics and features associated with robusta beans: Flavour Profile: 1. Bold and Strong: Robusta coffee is known for its robust and strong flavor profile. It often has a more bitter and earthy taste compared to Arabica beans. Nutty and Woody Notes: Robusta beans may have nutty and woody undertones, contributing to their distinct flavor. Growing Conditions: Low Altitudes: Robusta plants are typically grown at lower altitudes, ranging from sea level up to about 800 meters. They are well-suited to tropical climates. Plant Characteristics: Hardy Plant: The robusta plant is hardier and more resistant to pests and diseases than Arabica plants. It can thrive in lower altitudes and hotter climates, making it suitable for cultivation in a broader range of environments.