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The ideas for selecting beans in a home semi-automatic Italian machine are similar but also different from those used in commercial scenarios. They are similar in that they all pursue oil and stability. The difference is that the pressure and temperature control of home machines are not as good as those of commercial machines. When selecting beans, you must consider the suitability of the equipment. Grain blended beans are an everyday Italian choice for home use. The blended beans are specially designed for Italian cooking.
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Espresso is just one of the coffee extraction methods. No matter what kind of coffee is used, as long as the coffee is made with an espresso machine, it can be called espresso. As long as it tastes good, it doesn't matter if it's single-plant coffee or mixed-bean coffee, or light-roasted coffee or dark-roasted coffee.
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The most popular thing about the Moka pot is that it can produce a grease similar to espresso. In addition to improving the taste, this grease is also an auxiliary "artifact" for latte art! Therefore, if the additional condition is that you want the coffee extracted from the Moka pot to be "rich in oil", or you want to make
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In the flavor universe of specialty coffee, floral aroma is the most charming "hidden Easter egg" - it makes coffee escape from the stereotype of bitterness and add a fresh and elegant layering. However, there are not many types of floral aromas that appear in coffee. Usually, white floral aromas are dominated by jasmine, coffee flowers, and magnolia, and roses are the main ones.
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The charm of cold brew lies in its gentle entrance and extended aroma. After preparing it in advance, you can get a cold drink by opening the refrigerator. What really determines the experience is not just whether the coffee is strong enough, but also whether it is used for breakfast, taken to work, or shared with friends in the afternoon. Think clearly about the drinking time, and it will be easier to choose beans according to the specific requirements.
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The reason why cold brew is popular is not only because it tastes good, but also because it is "easy" - you can make a pot at a time and keep it in the refrigerator for several days, so you can have a cup anytime and anywhere. However, the requirements for beans in different scenarios are actually different: in the office, they need to be durable and stable, while in camping, they need concentrated flavor and not diluted with ice.
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Taste/flavor and texture are the two first things we evaluate when tasting a cup of coffee. For example: This cup of coffee tastes very fresh and has a prominent XX flavor; or, this cup of coffee tastes very mellow and smooth. But do you know that in addition to these two more specific focuses?
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As two terms that beginners must learn, espresso and Americano have long been used all over the world, but some friends are still confused about them and how to make them at home. Today’s article will answer your doubts. Italian coffee, also called espresso, espresso
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If you want to drink a refreshing American cup of coffee in the morning, you can choose single-origin beans with citrus, tea or ripe fruit aromas, so that the concentrate will still have a bright aroma after adding water; if you want to taste coffee directly in the afternoon, you can focus on sweetness, acidity and aftertaste. SOE is not a practice exclusive to coffee shops. Home Italian espresso machines can also bring out the characteristics of a single production area.
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Colombian coffee beans are very suitable for daily use at home because they have a wide flavor span: they can produce refreshing black coffee with citrus and berry aromas, as well as a mellow cup with nutty, caramel and cocoa adjustability. When purchasing, you can start by judging how you drink it every day, and then look at the degree of roasting, processing methods and specific flavor.
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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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When you need a refreshing cup of black coffee in the morning, an online roastery store is more convenient. The roasting date, processing method, flavor description and optional specifications can usually be seen on the product page, which is suitable for tasting from the small package first. When selecting, you can pay attention to words such as floral, citrus, and berry. Combined with your daily brewing time, choose a flavor that can quickly establish your style.
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If you are in a hurry in the morning, your coffee often needs to be finished quickly and maintain a clear presence after adding milk or ice cubes; if you slow down on the weekend, you may pay more attention to the aroma changes and the characteristics of the place of origin. The difference between Italian blended beans and SOE corresponds to these two drinking expectations: the former focuses on overall coordination, while the latter focuses on a specific bean.
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Ice-drip coffee is extracted at low temperature for a long time, and the entrance is usually softer than hot coffee, and the aroma will slowly unfold as the ice cubes melt and the temperature changes. It’s great to prepare ahead of time and pair with different beans according to the time of day you drink it: light and refreshing in the morning, fruity and bright in the afternoon, or after dinner.
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Many people ask, what kind of coffee is suitable for a Moka pot? Or, what are the best coffee beans for a Moka pot? In fact, the answer is very clear as long as you understand how the Moka pot works. Moka pot, also known as stove-top Italian coffee pot, is the first choice for many families to make "espresso-like" coffee. It utilizes simple
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When rushing out in the morning, coffee needs to be fast, stable, and go well with breakfast. Italian blended beans are usually more convenient. It combines the sweetness, body and aroma of different beans, giving the concentrate a complete taste in a shorter period of time. SOE uses coffee beans from a single origin or a single batch, and the flavor is differentiated.
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Yirgacheffe is not a fixed flavor, nor is it a bean that can be identified by smelling floral or citrus aromas. It corresponds to the name of the production area in southern Ethiopia. To truly identify it, you must look at the packaging information, the state of the beans, and the performance after brewing together. Drink hot hand brew in the morning, make iced coffee in the afternoon, and even add milk.
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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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Honey-processed coffee beans retain part of the pectin layer and are then dried. The resulting cup often has both fruit aroma and soft sweetness. It is not as simple as washed beans that purely pursue clarity, and it does not necessarily have a strong fermentation smell, so it is very suitable for different life segments: drinking slowly in the morning, making it quickly before going out, and enjoying it with ice in the afternoon
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Oiran is a high-quality Arabica coffee bean that novices must drink. It comes from Hambella in the Guji production area (GUJI) and is processed by the Buku Abel processing plant here. Its flavor is famous for its classic Ethiopian floral and fruity aroma. Buku Abel at altitude 22
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