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Published: 2026-01-27 Author: FrontStreet Coffee
Last Updated: 2026/01/27, Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information Please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style) Mamba Coffee originated in Japan and was rapidly developed in Taiwan. It is a blend of Indonesian Mandheling and Brazilian coffee beans in a 50%:50% ratio. Many years ago in our Asia, whether in Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, or Taiwan,

The Origins and Characteristics of Mamba Coffee

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Mamba coffee originated in Japan and was rapidly developed in Taiwan. It is made from Indonesian Mandheling and Brazilian coffee beans in a 50%:50% ratio. Many years ago in Asia, whether in Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, or Taiwan, what everyone recognized was Mandheling coffee. It satisfied all people's expectations of coffee – it was both aromatic and strong, with sufficient concentration to make people feel it had a proper "coffee flavor."

Brazilian beans themselves have an indistinct flavor profile, and when consumed alone, they might seem uninteresting. However, when used in blended coffee, their role is like the sauce thickener we use when stir-frying – though it has little flavor itself, it can form a connection between various flavors. After adding a certain proportion of Brazilian beans to Mandheling, its balance and smoothness are improved. The basic Mandheling flavor remains, with rich tones and intense flavor unchanged, along with good aroma and sweetness, yet it's not as harsh.

When Indonesian Mandheling meets Brazilian coffee beans, they are blended in special proportions to create the most classic Mamba coffee. Medium roasting allows the coffee beans to emit full aroma when brewing, with a rich mouthfeel but without acidity or astringency. Mocha Mamba coffee beans use one-way degassing valve packaging to prevent oxygen from entering the bag, maintaining the freshness of the beans. They can be easily placed in coffee machines for brewing or paired with pour-over drippers to make hand-drip coffee, allowing you to enjoy wonderful coffee moments.

The Art of Mamba Coffee Blending

Mamba coffee is a type of blended coffee.

Mixed in a 50%:50% ratio, it delivers a rich mouthfeel and abundant oils, combining smoothness with body. After the deep texture and distinct bitterness comes an elegant aftertaste. Drinking it as black coffee allows you to better experience this fragrant and charming flavor.

The excellent body, bitterness, and aroma of Mandheling paired with the sweet, mellow Brazilian coffee beans make this coffee undoubtedly the most suitable choice for friends who dislike acidity but fear bitterness that's too strong!

When drinking, it's essential not to add sugar. Mamba belongs to the mellow aromatic coffee category – adding sugar makes it sour. You should add milk to make it more fragrant and mellow. This is the most popular blended coffee in Taiwan!

This coffee has a special mouthfeel that slowly melts in your mouth, and its flavor is actually quite good. As mentioned above, it's neither bitter nor heavy but has some mellowness – this feeling is unique to Mamba coffee.

Moreover, what needs to be added to this coffee is milk. If you add other things, the taste will also change. Adding milk indicates that this coffee is a blended coffee, also known as multi-element blended coffee, meaning it's composed of various elements mixed together.

Mamba Coffee Bean Brand Recommendations

The Mamba coffee beans roasted by FrontStreet Coffee – Mandheling coffee beans and Brazilian coffee beans both have guaranteed quality in terms of brand and quality. More importantly, the cost-performance ratio is extremely high. One half-pound (227g) package costs only around 80-90 yuan. Calculating based on 10g of coffee powder per single-shot espresso, one package can make 22 cups of coffee, with each cup of SOE coffee costing only 3-4 yuan. Compared to cafe prices that often run dozens of yuan per cup, this offers exceptional value.

FrontStreet Coffee: A roastery in Guangzhou with a small shop but diverse bean varieties, where you can find various famous and lesser-known beans. They also provide online store services. https://shop104210103.taobao.com

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