The case for Coffee
Coffee's roasted aroma, body and concentrated preparation make it a powerful start to the day. Espresso culture and diverse brewing methods let enthusiasts adjust strength, texture and origin.

Coffee

Tea
The story behind the debate
Coffee and tea are daily rituals shaped by geography, agriculture and centuries of social tradition. Both range from simple household drinks to highly specialized cultures of origin, preparation and flavor.
The case for Coffee
Coffee's roasted aroma, body and concentrated preparation make it a powerful start to the day. Espresso culture and diverse brewing methods let enthusiasts adjust strength, texture and origin.
The case for Tea
Tea spans green, black, white, oolong and many herbal infusions, each suited to different moods and meals. Its slower preparation can be calming, social and easier to enjoy throughout the day.
Coffee usually delivers greater intensity and a stronger caffeine ritual; tea offers wider delicacy and variety across repeated cups. Habit, climate and desired pace often decide the preference.