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A friend once expressed his doubts to Front Street Street: "What exactly is the 'tropical fruit aroma' written on it? If it refers to the taste of a certain kind of fruit, why not just write it directly, but use 'tropical fruit' to describe it?" ". What are the iconic characteristics of tropical fruits? Tropical fruits (trop
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The floral and fruity aroma of Yirgacheffe will take on different values at different times and in different drinks. A clear, light aroma is suitable for mornings, a sweet and sour style can be chosen in the afternoon, and iced drinks are more suitable for hot weather. First think about when the bag of beans is going to appear, and then look at the flavor, roasting and packaging specifications.
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Many people's impression of American style is still bitter and bland. In fact, whether a cup of American style tastes good depends on the beans and the cooking method. Americano is essentially diluted coffee liquid. Whatever aroma the beans have, that aroma will appear in the cup. If you want Americano to have a floral and fruity aroma, choosing the right origin of the beans is more important than anything else.
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Hand-brewed coffee beans do not need to start with complicated knowledge about the production area. First imagine when it will appear: when you are rushing out and you need a cup of crisp and refreshing coffee, on the weekend you are willing to sit down and slowly feel the aroma; when the weather is hot, you want to drink iced coffee, and you want a softer taste for breakfast or dessert. Explain the usage situation clearly and choose
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Time is tight in the morning, so hand-ground coffee beans should be given priority to types with easy aroma and uncomplicated brewing steps. If you use a filter cup to make a cup of hot hand brew, lightly roasted or medium-light roasted beans can bring a refreshing floral and fruity flavor; if you just want to quickly add ice cubes or make an American style, you need a more obvious sweetness and juice flavor so that it does not appear to be too sweet in the mouth.
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Iced coffee is not just hot coffee that is cooled down and then added with ice. The iced Americano on the commute, the cold brew you drink slowly in the afternoon, and the iced latte made with milk all have different emphasis on the flavor of the beans. Ice cubes will lower the entrance temperature and dilute the coffee liquid. Therefore, when selecting beans, pay attention to whether the aroma is bright, whether the sweetness is sufficient, and
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When you need a refreshing cup of black coffee in the morning, the floral aroma, citrus notes and soft sweetness of Yirgacheffe are often more likely to open up your taste buds than the heavy roasted flavor. It’s recognizable without adding sugar or milk, and is suitable for pour-over, pour-over or simple immersion brewing. If you prefer a bright, clean cup feel, you can bake from light to medium-light.
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The charm of light roasted floral coffee beans is often hidden in the change of drinking time. In the morning, you can use hot hand brew to wake up the jasmine and citrus fragrance. In the afternoon, add ice to make the juice feel lighter. On weekends, slow down and observe how the sweetness and tea taste unfold after the temperature drops. When picking beans, you might as well imagine when and where they will appear.
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"This coffee is rich in fruity tones, with flavors of citrus, lemon, oolong tea, and jasmine!!!" It may be incredible to those who have just come into contact with specialty coffee, why you can drink so many flavors in a cup of coffee! (Are you just making this up?) In this issue of Barista Development Notes, I will share a little
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If you need a cup of black coffee to wake you up in the morning, you can first look for SOE with a bright aroma, fruity acidity in the mouth, and a clean finish. When lightly roasted beans are brewed in a filter cup, the floral aroma and fruity tones will gradually unfold. It is suitable for drinking slowly before and after breakfast. It also allows people who are new to single-origin coffee to clearly feel the differences in the production areas. forward
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Today’s article on Front Street hopes to help you understand the flavors of different coffee bean producing areas and quickly find the coffee that suits you. Usually we can divide coffee into three major producing areas; Africa, Asia, America, and coffee from several island countries: African coffee beans usually have a rich floral and fruity aroma and are very acidic.
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Front Street Yirgacheffe is known as the entry coffee for specialty coffee lovers. Why is this so? First of all, of course, it has to do with its price. Front Street Yirgacheffe coffee beans are extremely cost-effective, with an average pack (half a pound) of about 80-90 yuan. The second is its excellent flavor and taste, which is suitable for ordinary beginners.
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"Eh? Why does this coffee smell like soy sauce?" A customer carefully asked this question with a puzzled face after sniffing the dried coffee powder handed to him on the front street. In fact, this is not the first time Front Street has received such a question. In addition to "soy sauce", what else is there like?
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When you need a refreshing cup of black coffee in the morning, start with light roasted beans that have a distinct aroma and lively sweetness. Their taste is lighter, and the bitter taste is not left in the mouth. When drinking, it is easy to distinguish the fruit, floral or tea flavor. If you are used to drinking hot coffee slowly, the more transparent flavor will change every sip.
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Since the production process of cold brew coffee is different from that of conventional hot brew coffee, it needs to be made one day in advance. Therefore, the cold brew sold in the Front Street store does not have a wide range of coffee beans to choose from like hand brewing. But precisely because of this, when making cold brew, Front Street carefully selects some that are more suitable for cold brew and have a good taste.
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SOE Americano does not mean sour coffee. SOE refers to single-origin concentrate. After water is added to the coffee liquid, the aroma brought by the production area and processing method will be more directly presented. It can be bright and fruity, or it can be soft and sweet. Whether it suits you or not often depends on when and in what state you are going to drink it.
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A cup of clear, light coffee is suitable in the morning to slowly wake up the palate; in the afternoon, you can switch to iced coffee with a juice flavor, which is refreshing and has a pleasant aroma; when making milk coffee at home, you should pay attention to the concentration and sweetness of the coffee liquid. The so-called distinctiveness is not just that the flavor words sound fresh, but that the beans still taste good after being put into the commonly used drinks.
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Yirgacheffe is not a fixed flavor, but the name of the production area in southwestern Ethiopia. The real judgment cannot only rely on the words "floral", "citrus" and "berry", because different villages, varieties, processing methods and roasting levels will all change the performance in the cup. When buying beans, mark the origin information and packaging with the actual
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When rushing out early in the morning, SOE is usually made into condensed or hot American style, and a clear sweetness needs to be conveyed quickly in the mouth. Dark or medium-dark roasted beans often have rich aromas such as cocoa, caramel, and roasted nuts, and they still retain a sense of presence after adding hot water; if you choose a light roast that is too bright, the acidity may be prominent and undesirable.
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Tropical fruit flavored coffee beans will show different aspects depending on the brewing method. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. Hand brewing is easy to develop the aroma, coffee machine emphasizes concentration, and Moka pot amplifies mellowness. When choosing beans, you should first determine which method you usually use.
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