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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Coffees from FrontStreet Coffee often share: "The core of Italian coffee is espresso." A good espresso is very big.
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Anaerobic fermentation has become very popular in the coffee industry in recent years. This trend was mainly caused by the Australian contestant Sasa Sestic who won the 2015 WBC championship. Even the 2018 WB
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Gesha coffee can be said to be one of the most popular coffee varieties in the past ten years. Front Street Coffee also has several Geisha coffees on its bean list, and Front Street baristas always recommend Gesha from Panama Jade Estate to customers who want to try Gesha coffee. Why recommend Panama’s Emerald Estate? Because Front Street Cafe
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In many specialty coffee shops, special blends are becoming more and more common. The high unit price, good appearance, and multiple taste settings have attracted a large number of consumers. However, when many people drink it but can barely feel the "coffee flavor" in their mouths, and even describe it as a cup of "little sweet water", a big question mark will flash through their minds: Is it me?
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This year is the 9th year since "Oran Coffee" became popular. If we follow the previous naming rules, then the Oiran coffee launched this year should have a "9.0" suffix. But more than half a year has passed, and many friends have discovered that "Oiran 9.0" is hardly seen on the menus of offline coffee shops!
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Some people believe that espresso (SOE/Single Origin Espresso) made from single-origin (single origin) coffee beans must be better than
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In recent years, soe coffee has become more and more popular, and many barista competition contestants often use soe coffee. Relatively speaking, soe coffee will highlight the flavor and body of the place of origin. So what is soe coffee? SOE stands for Single Origin Espresso.
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If a customer wants the most cost-effective coffee beans, then Oiran must be one of the most recommended beans on Front Street. But every time the courtesan is mentioned on the street, some guests will say: "Oh, I know the courtesan, it is a variant of Geisha/a variety of Geisha!" It can be found that there are still many friends who still have it today.
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Without prompting, Front Street believes that it would be difficult for anyone to imagine that this syringe-like prop is actually used to make coffee. Yes, it is the AeroPress, a very popular coffee “toy” in the coffee circle. The reason Front Street calls it a "toy" isn't because it can't consistently make
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Nowadays, in order to create their own brand characteristics, many coffee shops will launch personalized flavored SOE coffee beans for customers to choose. When we confirm that the coffee needs to be changed from blending to SOE, we always need to add a few yuan extra price difference. Why is this? SOE is "Single Origi
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If you want a novice with no water filling experience to make a good cup of coffee, Front Street believes that most coffee experts will not recommend using the "Taiwan Balm" V60 in the filter cup industry, but a cake filter cup. Because compared to the cone-shaped filter cup, the cake filter cup does not have too high requirements for water injection skills.
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When you go to a cafe and want to order a cup of American style or milk coffee, you will often be faced with two options: one is the default Italian blend, and the other is SOE that requires extra money. At this time, some people may wonder, why is this "SOE" more expensive than the blend? How expensive is it? SOE coffee, what exactly is it?
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee Suzuki Suzuki, a contestant in the WBC World Barista Competition, once said that the advantage of the French press is that the production principle is very simple, anyone can get started, and the coffee flavor will not be affected by different production techniques.
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I don’t know if you have ever seen this scene. The barista just turned on the machine in the morning and did not drink the first espresso extracted. Instead, he poured it "cruelly" into the sewer, and then continued to extract the next handful of coffee. When customers see it, they ask why? Do you need to do this if you make your own coffee at home? Why the first cup
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Friends who make their own coffee may have a certain concept of the term bean cultivation. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t heard about it before. Let’s talk about why coffee beans need to be grown and how long they need to be grown. When everyone makes coffee, the moment the water contacts the coffee powder, the coffee begins to bulge. "Watch the coffee slowly swell."
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Many baristas will inexplicably reach a consensus: if you want to identify the quality of a cafe, just order a cup of Australian White. If the Australian White is good, other coffees will basically be above the standard. When asked why, these baristas replied: Because this is the milk coffee that is most likely to make mistakes. The most controversial meaning
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When you go to a cafe and want to order a cup of American style or milk coffee, you will often be faced with two options: one is the default Italian blend, and the other is SOE that requires extra money. At this time, some people may wonder, why is this "SOE" more expensive than the blend? How expensive is it? What is SOE coffee? SO
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Nowadays, if sophisticated coffee drinkers want to drink a standard cup of hand-brewed coffee, they need to prepare a variety of tools at home: hand-brewed pots, sharing pots, filter cups, filter paper, thermometers... They are useful when used, and when not in use
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When it comes to sun-dried coffee, many people will first think of the Front Street Oiran Coffee with a particularly beautiful name. It has a good flavor and an affordable price, so it has become everyone's daily ration. During the coffee harvesting period, coffee farmers in the Sidamo region only pick ripe red fruits and put them into baskets one by one. Coffee fruit size after picking
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If you ask whether water temperature is important for extraction, Front Street thinks it is important, but not that important. As a tool to adjust the extraction speed, the higher the temperature, the easier it is to extract soluble substances. However, because coffee with too high a water temperature will quickly release bitterness, a conservative range should be chosen. Generally speaking, most of the
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