Information on common coffee packaging:
1. Brand name: Obviously, all companies put their brand name on the packaging. Brand is an important basis for us to choose coffee, but remember that the bigger the brand, the better the quality of the coffee.
2. Origin, blending or single product: This is an important basis for us to classify coffee packaging. The label of origin of coffee is very similar to that of red wine. The label of origin is usually printed on the coffee package. Although some traditional labels of origin are not accurate, they still have certain reference value.

3. Whole coffee or ground coffee: If you have your own grinder, buy whole coffee beans; if not, you can also choose ground coffee. Grinding coffee yourself can ensure the freshness of the coffee to the greatest extent. The taste or quality of coffee grounds that have been ground in advance will be somewhat lost.
4. Weight: There is no need to explain too much. There are certain standards for the weight of coffee packaging in the industry. Most manufacturers now choose 12-ounce, 10-ounce, 8-ounce, or even 4-ounce packages. By weight, you can infer the quality and value of coffee. Typically, boutique roasters with micro-batch roasts produce smaller bags of coffee, which means the coffee is of great value and quality, and this coffee is worth savoring.