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If you want to learn how to make coffee, you must first learn to drink coffee. Of course, "learning to drink coffee" here does not mean being able to describe a beautiful flavor, but more about being able to judge the quality of a cup of coffee, that is, whether it tastes good or not. Subjective and Objective Whether coffee tastes good or not depends largely on personal preference.
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Tasting coffee is like tasting wine. There are always some industry secrets. When we drink a cup of specialty coffee, there are naturally many different angles to analyze its quality. For example, the difference between hot and cold coffee is a relatively simple entry point. Many baristas like to say when describing a certain bean, "It's hot...medium and...low."
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If you were born before the turn of the millennium, your first impression of black coffee is probably the same bitter taste. The only non-bitter coffee is Nestlé 2-in-1. This uniformly bitter coffee is actually caused by the dark roasted coffee beans that were popular in the last century. It is lighter than the floral and fruity fragrance that is highly praised nowadays.
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After making cold brew coffee, don't be in a hurry to drink it directly - although the pure drink is already very refreshing, cold brew is actually a very plastic "base wine": it has a light bitterness, a strong sweetness, and a clean flavor. It can be added to anything, and with a little effort, you can create a whole summer drink menu. This article compiles 6 ways to drink cold brew
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In the world of coffee, the dairy product "cream" can be said to be quite common. Because the taste of cream is very rich, it not only has a silky and thick taste, but also has a rich and soft sweet aroma. Therefore, it is often added to various freshly made coffee drinks to mediate bitterness, embellish products, and increase taste.
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The biggest characteristics of Robusta variety coffee are high yield, high body, heavy bitterness, high caffeine content (1.7%~3.0%), and low price. Therefore, during the first and second waves, most instant coffee and blended coffees used a large amount of Robusta. Vietnam ranks second in the world
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Friends who often drink coffee know that the acidity and bitterness of coffee are related to the degree of roasting. Recently, some friends asked Front Street to recommend any delicious dark roasted coffee beans. Front Street asked everyone to first understand what the degree of roasting is, and then see how to choose the coffee that suits you. What is roast level? front street coffee
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This article is an American coffee brewing tutorial from FrontStreet Coffee. Before the article begins, let me first talk about what is Italian style, what is American style, what is hand-brewed coffee, and what is black coffee. Italian refers to the concentrated liquid extracted with an espresso machine. Most
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Communication with professional baristas Please pay attention to FrontStreet Coffee. Many friends have asked the baristas on Front Street: "Can you really drink so many flavors from beans? How do you drink them?" First of all, this is a question about personal senses. Everyone grows up.
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"Coffee is too bitter to drink." Is this what you feel? It’s not that many people don’t like coffee, but they are afraid of the bitterness. When I hear about espresso, the image that comes to my mind is "bitter, astringent, and frowning." But if you drink Front Street Strawberry Candy Coffee Beans once, this impression will probably be completely rewritten.
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The thing is like this. Last time, a customer who came to the store asked a question after drinking the coffee produced by Front Street: "Boss, have you not washed your cup? Otherwise, why would the coffee be so sweet?" The customer was so frightened that Front Street jumped up and made a new cup and handed it to the customer. It turned out that it was because of the coffee.
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We rarely drink espresso, but the Americano and various milk coffees we drink cannot avoid espresso. And baristas also know very well the quality of espresso, because it directly affects the espresso drinks we drink, and determines the quality of a cup of espresso.
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Nowadays, the drinks on the menu in cafes are rich and diverse. In order to cater to more people's tastes, it is also very common to add various dairy products and flavored syrups to coffee. So have you ever heard of coffee with condensed milk? Condensed milk is added to cover up the strong bitter taste in coffee. In Vietnam, the aroma of coffee can be found in the streets and alleys.
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Cold brew coffee has become more and more popular in recent years. It has a smooth taste and mild bitterness, which is especially pleasant to drink in summer. However, whether cold brew tastes good depends largely on the beans you choose, and the roasting degree is the most critical part. The advantages of using medium-dark roasted beans for cold brewing are sweetness and body. Cold brew is soaked in cold water for a long time, acids
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Low-acid dark roasted coffee beans are suitable for people who like cocoa, nuts, caramel and thick taste. They are also suitable for daily drinking at home with moka pots and espresso machines. It is not that there is no sourness at all, but that the sourness is restrained, and the flavor focus shifts to roasted aroma, sweetness and bitterness, and a long texture. When choosing, instead of just looking at the “dark roast” label,
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With the development of the third wave of coffee, people are increasingly paying attention to the so-called "original black coffee". The process of roasting coffee contains many factors that affect the flavor and taste of coffee. Such as the length of roasting time, roasting method, roasting degree, even the amount of coffee beans or the roaster's own experience
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The emergence of Front Street hanging ear coffee pods is undoubtedly good news for coffee lovers who like specialty coffee but do not want tedious brewing. Some people think that freshly ground coffee beans are the soul of brewing coffee, and think that ear-mounted coffee pods are unprofessional. Front Street believes that there is no need to question the existence of ear-hanging coffee bags. The promotion of the same food is
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Newcomers often say that they feel that making coffee is a metaphysics, and whether it tastes good or not depends solely on luck. But in Front Street’s eyes, as long as you find the logic and rules behind brewing, you will find that it is not that complicated at all. It is nothing more than finding a few key parameters and using hot water to fully extract the coffee powder, and finally get a cup that tastes good.
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The reason why many people choose cold brew coffee is not only because of its temperature, but also because of its smooth and full coffee taste and its ability to better showcase the unique aroma and taste of a coffee bean. In terms of flavor, high temperature will decompose the tannins in coffee, causing sourness and bitterness. Studies have shown that cold brew coffee contains more acid than
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The degree of roasting of coffee beans is very important because it determines its overall taste and also affects the presentation of the flavor. To put it simply, if the coffee you brew is particularly bitter, it means that its roasting degree is very dark. When the taste is very sour, it means that the roasting degree is too light. Therefore, for those who are pursuing a balanced taste, it is best to start with a medium roast.
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