I'll have the Arabica one (excuse me sir?)

How many varieties of Arabica are there? I am not sure but here is where I log the ones I have sampled and heard of.

Coffee originally comes from a single varietal of Arabica found in the Limu forests of Ethiopia. From there is spread first to the Yemen, where then partially roasted seed became part of the silk trade, and eventually thanks to an Indian Monk Baba Budan ends up in Mysore Indian as a seed, and the Dutch then take it back to Holland, and so began the cross pollination and botanical fiddling, that today gives us over 140 varieties of Arabica.


Arabica Tree?
The original varietal is now call typica and is found in Ethiopia, and parts of what remains of the Yemen plantation, planted between 500 and 600 AD.

So I thought I may list a few that I have and will find in the future, there are in no particular order:

1. Agaro Kaffa (after the Kaffa region in Ethiopia)
2. Agro Gimma Kaffa
3. Anomala
4. Anormalis
5. Arabusta Alemania (guess which plant was used there ;))
6. Augustigolia
7. Barbuck Sudan
8. C. Liberica
9. C. rasmosa
10. canephora
11. Castillo
12. Caturra X Geisha
13. Caturra
14. Colombia
15. costa ricva 95
16. Erecta
17. Garnica
18. Geisha
19. Ihcafé 90
20. K.7
21. Laurina
22. Maragogype
23. Moca
24. Mundo nuvo
25. Nana
26. Polisperma
27. Purpurascens
28. red boubon (from the island)
29. red Cataui
30. resistant borbon
31. RuiRu
32. San Bernardo
33. Semperflorens
34. SL 28
35. Tabi
36. Timot Hybrid (there are a number)
37. verigado
38. Villalosbos
39. Wash Wash
40. yellow borbon
41. yellow Cataui
42. Zeguie

I will try and add others as I find them.