"mild coffee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any context where you want to describe coffee that is not too strong. For example, "I prefer to drink mild coffee in the morning."
Colombia is one of the most important countries for production of mild coffee (Coffea arabica L ., with over 870,000 Ha planted (Federacafé 2010).
In the end, the cocktail has a mild coffee flavor and makes for a fantastic after dinner drink," says Tyler Anderson, Emeril's New Orleans Fish House general manager.
Like some other Irish alcoholic drinks, Murphy's Irish Stout has a mild coffee flavor that makes it better to drink patiently rather than throw back.
The Ecomill technology can be used to produce mild coffee not only with a significant reduction in water usage but also most notably with a 100%% reduction of the contamination generated by wastewater during the washing process.
Examples include Mocha, Manilla, Bourbon (aromatic coffee); Colombia or Menado (very mild coffee); or Haiti (full-bodied coffee).
Forest-friendly farming United we fall Reprints Related items Green.view: Stuck in the mudAug 11th 2008The fruit of this palm is sometimes used in medicines but is mostly chewed along with betel leaves as a mild, coffee-like stimulant resulting in a brilliant red stain on people's teeth.
Coffee judges could not believe it was grown in Panama - known primarily for clean, mild coffees, not wild, exotic ones.
Despite their caffeine, which is a mild diuretic, coffee, tea and other caffeinated beverages can count toward your daily liquid intake, though not as completely as the equivalent amount of water.
Brewed Ceylon tea and mild-roasted coffee are self-service; cups are kept warm in a small oven.
Starbucks continues to find growth, whether it be through premium teas India or through Starbucks beer and wine sales in the U.S. or through its new milder roast coffee.
The company has been successful with its introduction of Pike Place, a mild drip-blend coffee.
