The best coffee is the kind that you're most likely to drink.

Seriously though, if you're not enjoying your coffee, it's not going to do any good. You can have the best bean in the world but if you don't like it, what's the point?

The best coffee in the world is also something that has a lot of versatility and can be used for a wide variety of things. It might be great at being just a regular cup of joe, but it also could be used to make your favorite pumpkin spice latte or iced caramel macchiato—and probably lots more!

The best coffee is also something that you want to share with others. Whether you're making it for yourself or someone else, it should always be delicious and enjoyable for everyone involved.

How do you know if a cup of coffee will make you feel good? Well, there are several important factors to consider:

1) The bean quality: Beans should be sourced from high-quality farms, and the roast should be carefully crafted to bring out their best qualities. A great bean will always taste better than an average one!

2) The brewing method: You can't expect to get the same quality of brew from every kind of brewing method. For example, French presses tend to produce a heavier-bodied brew than drip machines do.

3) Your personal preferences: Whether it's light and fruity or darkly roasted and creamy—you need to try different types until you find what works for you!

4) Variety - Don't just drink one kind of coffee all year long! Mix it up! Try different roasts, different blends, different types of beans (Arabica vs Robusta).

Also, look for a company that roasts its own beans in-house. Roasting is an art form, and many companies outsource this process because it's expensive and time-consuming. However, when we roast our own beans here at Gold Star Coffee, we know exactly what goes into each batch of coffee—not only what kind of bean but also how long it was roasted for, which gives us complete control over how strong or mild any given bag will be.

Finally, consider where your coffee comes from and how it's grown. Coffee plants have different growing conditions based on where they're planted; some require full sun while others prefer partial shade or even open airy fields with little water available nearby.

Get in touch with Gold Star CoffeeBest if you are looking for the best coffee in the world.