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As for the origin of Mandheling coffee, we can find that many single-origin coffee names that can be named are usually taken from the producing area, place name, variety of coffee beans or the name of the green bean processor. The naming of "Mandheling" is quite special, and it starts from a misunderstanding story. During World War II in the last century, the Japanese army
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"Cadura" and "Caduai" are two varieties of Arabica. They may not be as famous as Typica, Bourbon, Geisha and other varieties, but they are popular fried chicken that most coffee farmers are rushing to grow. Whether it is a large manor like Jade, Elida, or other
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"My life! I gave it to you with iced coffee!" Although this statement is a bit exaggerated, it is undeniable that in the hot season, iced coffee is really a great tool to relieve the heat! Taking advantage of the fact that the weather has not yet completely reached the high temperature, Front Street has compiled several super simple ice coffee making methods suitable for you at home/office.
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Many years ago, the naming method of coffee was very simple, and most of them were directly named after the region where the producer was located. For example, coffee produced in Yirgacheffe is called Yirgacheffe coffee, coffee produced in Honduras is called Honduran coffee, and coffee produced in Brazil is called Brazilian coffee... But
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Geisha can be said to be one of the most famous coffees. The name of Gesha is Geisha, which is pronounced the same as Geisha in Japanese, so it is also called Geisha coffee. Geisha coffee originally grew in Ethiopia, but it is not very eye-catching and not valued locally because the tree species are taller than ordinary coffee trees.
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In the past, when it came to the best coffee in the world, the first thing that everyone thought of was Blue Mountain Coffee. But now, when talking about the ceiling of coffee, it is usually inseparable from one variety - Gesha. So, which one tastes better, Blue Mountain or Geisha? From Front Street’s point of view, everyone has their own preferences for turnip greens, and some people like the mellow taste of Blue Mountain coffee.
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Coffee advertisements often emphasize that they use 100% Arabica coffee. Yes, in terms of price alone, Arabica is indeed higher quality. Generally, the price of Arabica coffee beans is twice that of Robusta. So how do the Arabica offshoot varieties compare? Front Street Coffee (FrontStr
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Hand-ground coffee can be brewed in a variety of ways, such as hand pouring, French press, siphon pot, Moka pot, smart cup, etc., but the brewed coffee is a cup of pure black coffee. If you can't stand the bitter taste of coffee, you can add sugar and milk to make it taste softer. Therefore, the taste of hand-ground coffee is mainly
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Gesha coffee is a member of the Arabica variety and originated in the Ethiopian region of Africa. Although the Geisha variety originates from Ethiopia, it became famous in Panama. When coffee fans around the world highly praised Gesha, a group of coffee-loving dreamers returned to its place of origin, searched for its roots and tried to grow it here.
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No matter what field it is in, things with floral fragrance always appear so unique, not only because the fragrance of flowers can heal people's hearts, but also because flowers, as a unique emotional carrier, can arouse resonance. Even with coffee, the same is true. Floral aroma is also produced in coffee, and floral aroma is also pursued by most coffee fans.
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Introduction to Bourbon Coffee Bourbon coffee was originally planted on the island of Bourbon, now called Reunion, located about 650km east of the famous island of Madagascar. Bourbon and Typical are the oldest existing fine coffee varieties. Tracing the roots
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In recent years, as more and more specialty coffee beans with outstanding flavors have been launched on the market, our choices have also increased, including some varieties with very special names, Front Street Guodingding Coffee is a typical representative. Front Street.Guo Ding Ding is a high-grade washed Yirgacheffe. It not only has a cute name, but also has a unique taste.
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If Geisha is compared to a thousand-mile horse, then Jade Manor is a well-deserved winner. Because it was Emerald Manor that discovered the potential of Geisha and made everyone aware of Geisha’s delicious taste at the 2004 BOP, Geisha has become the top variety in the specialty coffee industry today. It can be said that if there is no
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If Geisha is compared to a thousand-mile horse, then Jade Manor is a well-deserved winner. Because it was Emerald Manor that discovered the potential of Geisha and made everyone aware of Geisha’s delicious taste at the 2004 BOP, Geisha has become the top variety in the specialty coffee industry today. It can be said that if there is no
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Coffee beans on the market are mainly divided into two types: single-origin coffee beans and blended coffee beans. As the name suggests, single-origin coffee beans refer to the same variety of coffee beans produced in the same manor. For example, Front Street Mandheling coffee with rich spices, Front Street Colombian coffee with dark chocolate and cocoa aroma, Front Street Yirgacheffe coffee with floral and citrus aroma, etc., every single origin coffee
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee, the world’s three major beverages, cocoa, tea and coffee. Among them, coffee has only been introduced to China for more than a hundred years, but it is only in recent years that coffee has developed more and more in China, and the number of people drinking coffee has also increased.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Brazilian Cerato roost coffee is very popular as Front Street’s ration bean coffee. There is also a Brazilian single-origin bean, Brazilian Queen coffee, which has a cleaner taste than Brazilian Cerato and will taste even better! Of course, Brazil
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Panama is a Central American country bordering Costa Rica to the west and Colombia to the east. Anyone who knows something about single-origin coffee should know that Panama coffee is famous in the coffee world for the Geisha of the Emerald Manor. Thanks to the unique terroir and the growers' knowledge of coffee essence
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Most of China's coffee is produced in Yunnan Province; it borders coffee-rich countries such as Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam. Regarding the history of Yunnan coffee, Front Street has introduced it before. I will tell it again here to help everyone recall. In 1904, the French missionary Tian De was able to introduce some plants to Yunnan, hoping to drink one every day.
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Many coffee products will be advertised as "100% Arabica" to emphasize that they use high-quality coffee beans, which also means better flavor. In fact, most of the coffee we drink today, such as hand-brewed black coffee, Americano, latte and other popular drinks, use Arabica beans. That is of course because
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