According to Paiva (2005), a specialty coffee, synonymous with fine or superior quality coffee, features certain characteristic that distinguishes it from other coffees, such as a lingering floral, citrus and chocolaty flavor, which helps add value to the product. Lingle (2011), describes aromatic aspects of fragrance, defined as the scent of the coffee when it is still dry, and the aroma, defined as the scent of the coffee when diluted with hot water. Overall, in the present study, the coffee beans stored in the hermetically sealed packaging predominantly had desirable flavors such as chocolate, vanilla, citrus and red fruits. Conversely, the coffee stored in the jute sacks had predominately undesirable odors such as papery and jute.