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Specialty coffee refers to coffee beans that can clearly express the flavor of the region where they are produced. There are many ways to subdivide specialty coffee beans. For example, SCA also lists specialty coffee standards, and her definition of specialty coffee is "coffee beans cultivated in excellent terroir and with local characteristic aroma." To put it broadly and simply, you can drink the flavor of the place of origin
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Readers who often read Front Street articles should know the term "golden planting belt". The cultivation of coffee has extremely high requirements on the climate and environment. Therefore, not all land can grow coffee! These places on the earth between 25° south latitude and 25° north latitude have a suitable climate, no frost, and annual rainfall.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) When it comes to the selection of espresso coffee beans, FrontStreet Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) pays attention first to the freshness of the beans, and then to the freshness of the beans.
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Many friends don’t understand how to make a blending plan for blending beans. Now Front Street Coffee will help you understand the ideas for blending coffee beans and how to blend coffee. Reasons and Purposes of Blending People need to blend coffees from different origins for several different purposes. The ideal goal is of course to put together a kind of mouth
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Many friends don’t understand how to make a blending plan for blending beans. Now Front Street Coffee will help you understand the ideas for blending coffee beans and how to blend coffee. Reasons and Purposes of Blending People need to blend coffees from different origins for several different purposes. The ideal goal is of course to put together a kind of mouth
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Many friends don’t understand how to specify the blending plan for blended beans. Now FrontStreet Coffee will help you understand the ideas for blending coffee beans and how to blend coffee. For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontSt Coffee
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What is hand-brewed coffee? Pour-over coffee refers to hand-brewed coffee, also called drip coffee. This method was invented by the German Mrs. Melitta Bentz in 1908. In order to promote this new coffee extraction method to the outside world, Mrs. Melitta also
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Many friends don’t know how to choose beans suitable for use in machines. Today Front Street will teach you how to quickly find cost-effective American coffee beans based on taste. 1. Fruity American coffee beans. Front Street Strawberry Candy Italian coffee beans are made from three production areas: Costa Rica, Colombia, and Ethiopia. They are sun-dried.
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Hand brewing generally uses single-origin coffee beans, but there are so many types on the market. How do we quickly choose the one that suits us? The simplest way is to start from the flavor of coffee. Friends who don’t like bitterness can give priority to medium-light roasted coffee beans: 1. Fresh floral aroma: Front Street Rwanda Red Bourbon - berry, flower
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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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Cocoa and coffee are two different plants and have different flavors. Chocolate, originally called cacao, is a seed taken from the fruit of the cocoa tree. The fruit that grows directly from the trunk and branches is also called cocoa pod. Ripe cocoa fruits, also known as cocoa pods, range in color from
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Recommending coffee beans to novices is actually a meaningless thing. Coffee is a multi-flavored drink. Everyone has a different experience of flavor. Some people like floral aromas while others hate floral aromas. Although the Specialty Coffee Association has introduced a flavor wheel for many years, for many coffee lovers, the flavor wheel
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The transformation of a bean from light roasting to dark roasting only takes a few minutes to complete. The temperature difference is only about 10°C, but there is an earth-shaking change in taste and aroma. Light roasting means beans that are baked from the middle of first crack to just after first crack! At this time, the beans in the body are
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Front Street - Introduction to the three major coffee origins 1. Coffee from Latin America: It has cocoa and nutty flavors, a balanced taste, low acidity, and moderate mellowness. The coffee beans from this origin are highly regarded for their mild flavor and refined taste. 1. Brazil: Recommend Front Street Cerato Coffee (mellow taste, with a bit of moderate acidity, and
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(Comparison of Arabica and Robusta) Generally speaking, Arabica is mainly used in the currently popular single-origin/specialty coffee, while Robusta is mostly used in instant coffee. This is not to say that Robusta is necessarily worse than Arabica, but just based on the main uses of the two coffee varieties in the market. However, no
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Getting Started with Coffee Utensils As the coffee market becomes increasingly prosperous, coffee has also entered people's daily lives. More and more coffee utensils have appeared on the market. Some friends who want to get started don't know how to buy them. Today we will take a look at which utensils are more suitable for beginners to get started. Easy to make at home and cost-effective
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The darker the coffee is roasted, the more acids in the coffee are destroyed and replaced with more caramel, smoky, and bitter flavors. Based on their understanding of different coffee beans, roasters use different roasting degrees to give beans of different origins and varieties a unique flavor. For example, retaining the bright acidic or floral notes of beans
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There are five types of coffee beans suitable for Moka pots: 1. Front Street Red Bourbon Coffee from Brazil (South America): It has a mellow taste and is neutral. It can be brewed directly into Moka pot coffee, with a bit of moderate acidity and a strong nutty aroma. It is known for its balanced taste. It can also be added with milk to make a latte, which is rich and smooth; 2. Colombia
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The Front Street Italian blended coffee beans used in the coffee shop are to increase the richness and harmony of the taste, and also for cost considerations, while achieving the effect of being delicious, stable and inexpensive. Since it is a blend, it naturally refers to the blending of two or more raw beans, but a special example is that beans with different roasting levels can also be blended.
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Freshly ground and freshly roasted both sound like they are pursuing the "freshness" of coffee, but in fact they have completely different meanings and values. Freshly grinding is to allow you to drink the fullest aroma of coffee beans, because once the beans are ground into powder, the aromatic substances will be lost at an accelerated rate, so you need to drink it as soon as possible. If you want to taste freshly ground coffee, then
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