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When it comes to Moka pots, many people still have the impression of "Italian style, blended ingredients, and thick fat". It’s true that the moka pot is a great way to cook blended beans, but that doesn’t mean it can only be drunk in one style. In fact, the potential of the Moka pot is much greater than imagined: from the herbal mellowness of dark roasted Mandheling, to the clean sweetness of "Little Blue Mountain", to
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What brand of specialty coffee beans is best for hand brewing? Some customers will directly ask the barista on the front street. In fact, with the expansion of China's coffee market and the continuous expansion of the specialty coffee field, consumers have more and more coffee brands to choose from. Including relatively professional people on many platforms to tell everyone
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Today, FrontStreet Coffee will introduce six popular single-origin coffee beans with unique regional characteristics. Front Street Coffee
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People who are into hand brewing cannot avoid one word: production area. For the same 100 grams of beans, Ethiopia and Indonesia make almost two different drinks. The influence of the production area on the flavor comes from the combined effect of altitude, climate, soil and local processing traditions. Once you understand this main line, hand-brewed bean selection has changed from a chance to a well-founded one.
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What makes a good cup of coffee? Excellent brewing techniques and equipment are of course indispensable, but Front Street Coffee believes that a high-quality coffee bean is the most important element. A few years ago, the coffee industry began to emphasize Arabica coffee beans, and some brands were even named directly after Arabica. Currently in fine
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Nowadays, when you taste a cup of coffee, you will be surprised by its bright fruit-like acidity, and you will feel satisfied by its full taste that is bitter at first and then sweet. Traditional coffee smells good, but tastes bitter when you drink it, which is hard to accept. Even the sweet and sour light-roasted coffee is hard for some people to tolerate. Before a guest sees it
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The world of coffee is inscrutable, and the world of single-origin coffee is even more confusing. Even if you are not a coffee gourmet who has been studying coffee for many years, it is still very difficult to choose the best single-origin beans among the many coffee producing areas, especially for some ordinary coffee lovers. Sometimes I want to buy some coffee beans for my friends, but I’m afraid that my friends will
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When many people first come into contact with coffee, when they hear the word "dark roast", their first reaction is "how bitter it is." But among those who have been drinking coffee for more than ten years, many people prefer dark roasted beans more and more as they drink. why is that? In fact, the answer is very simple: the charm of dark roasted beans is never the "bitterness", but the heavy
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When choosing coffee beans for their elders, many people's first reaction is to "buy the expensive ones." But in fact, the taste preferences of elders are very different from those of young people - most elders don't like sourness or too bitterness. What they want is a mellow, warm and smooth feeling. If you choose the right beans, you don’t need to spend a lot of money to make your elders drink comfortably.
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Perhaps many people have had this experience: when they first came into contact with coffee, they received expensive coffee beans from enthusiasts around them. Although they did not know much about them, they saw many words on the information card such as "TOH", "BOP", "CoE", "Green Bean Competition", "Place...", "Champion"
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Hand brewing is the starting point for many coffee lovers to get into high-quality coffee, but when they first choose beans, they are often confused by the words "light roast", "medium-dark roast", "SOE" and "washed". In fact, the core of hand-brewed bean selection is one: first determine the flavor you want, and then match the beans according to the roasting degree. This article divides the two types of beans, light roasted and medium-dark roasted beans.
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It is said that delicious coffee cannot be separated from its variety, and currently, the most common ones are Arabica coffee beans and Robusta coffee beans. The Arabica variety is considered the best of all varieties. Most of them appear in specialty coffees and have a better overall flavor. Our famous Blue Mountain Coffee
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In coffee cupping, there is a scoring item called "Balance", but the goal of its evaluation is not just the balance of sweet, sour, and bitter flavors! Instead, the score is based on the harmony between coffee’s acidity, sweetness, body, and aftertaste. Balance can be said to play a coordinating role
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Front Street - An introduction to the difference between single origin and blending What is single origin coffee? The unprofessional name for single-origin coffee is "black coffee". It is generally drunk without adding sugar or milk. In the past, single-origin coffees that were often heard include Front Street Blue Mountain Coffee, Front Street Colombian Coffee, Front Street Brazilian Coffee, etc. Now there are also Front Street Mandheling and Front Street Panama Rose.
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Front Street - An introduction to the difference between single origin and blending What is single origin coffee? The unprofessional name for single-origin coffee is "black coffee". It is generally drunk without adding sugar or milk. In the past, single-origin coffees that were often heard include Front Street Blue Mountain Coffee, Front Street Colombian Coffee, Front Street Brazilian Coffee, etc. Now there are also Front Street Mandheling and Front Street Panama Rose.
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Frontstreet Coffee: Frontsteet Coffee provides more than 50 kinds of freshly roasted coffee beans. It not only has high-scoring single-origin coffees covering multiple mainstream production areas and varieties, but also has very cost-effective ration beans, including Front Street Yirgacheffe, Front Street Brazilian Red Bourbon, and Front Street Colombo.
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The charm of hand-brewed coffee lies in the difference in flavor of the production area. It is also Arabica beans. The fruity aroma of Ethiopia and the mellowness of Indonesia are completely different experiences. By understanding the logic of altitude, variety, and processing methods behind the flavor of the production area, hand-picking beans will change from blind testing to directional selection. Ethiopia brews fruity beans by hand
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The fun of hand-brewed coffee lies in exploring the flavor characteristics of different beans. Some beans can be remembered after one sip, while others can only be discovered after drinking many times. The core of the choice of hand-brewed specialty beans is the recognition brought by processing methods and varieties. Beans with high recognition will have a memorable point in every cup. The sun-dried treatment method is characterized by its strong fruity aroma.
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Whether the coffee tastes good or not is ultimately a matter of personal taste. Some people like the bright fruit acid, which they think reflects the vitality of coffee; some people prefer the mellow sweetness, which they think is a reassuring taste. Sweetness and sourness are not mutually exclusive—many good beans have both—but know your preferences and choose your beans accordingly.
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Many friends who don’t like to drink sour coffee have had this experience: they placed an order after looking at recommendations online, only to get a sour taste that made them feel bad. What exactly determines the sourness and bitterness of coffee? How to choose to avoid the sour taste? This article explains it all once and for all. The sourness and bitterness of coffee mainly depends on these factors when roasted
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