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If you want to drink Yirgacheffe, but prefer a round, soft and less sour taste, you can put the "acidity" back into the specific drinking method to judge. Yirgacheffe often has floral, citrus or berry tones, but through medium-dark roasting, higher sweetness and thicker taste, it can also show a milder and smoother side. The key is to choose the right wind.
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Memorizing a few names of medium-roasted coffee beans suitable for hand brewing is not enough. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. The real reference value is the sweet-sour ratio after entering the mouth, the thickness of the taste, and the aftertaste after cooling. Combined with the brewing habits, the range of choices will gradually become clearer.
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Yirgacheffe is suitable for hand brewing, not just because it has floral aroma and acidity, but also because its different flavor strengths can correspond to various times of the day. In the morning, a clear and refreshing cup is suitable. In the afternoon, you can choose a sweet and soft type. If you drink it alone in the evening, you are more suitable for beans with a delicate aroma and extended layers. if you are used to
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Adding sugar and milk is a coffee drinking habit that has been formed in the past hundreds of years. The reason is that Mandheling, Brazil, Colombia and the Blue Mountains all traditionally use dark roasting. Yirgacheffe beans are small, and the fruity and sour taste of lightly roasted coffee opens up a new world of coffee. The African continent is vast, with an average altitude of 75
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NO.1 Choose fresh coffee beans. Before choosing any coffee beans, Front Street will teach you how to judge the freshness of the coffee beans. First of all, choose products from professional coffee roasters that clearly indicate the roasting date (not the expiry date or shelf life), have a good brand reputation, and emphasize fresh roasting. In addition, excellent
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It’s not enough to just remember a few names for hand-brewed coffee beans with a distinct sweetness and fruity aroma. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. The real reference value is the sweet-sour ratio after entering the mouth, the thickness of the taste and the aftertaste after cooling. Combined with the brewing habits, the range of choices will be
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Mandheling coffee is a single-origin coffee from Sumatra, Indonesia, and is also synonymous with Indonesian specialty coffee. Different from ordinary bitter coffee, Mandheling coffee has a rich aroma, a solid and mellow taste, and low acidity. It is very intriguing. Because it is darkly roasted, you can not only experience its long bitter flavor, but also taste it.
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Africa is the hometown of coffee and an important center for fruit-acid flavored coffee. Among the many African growing regions, Yirgacheffe and Kenya are undoubtedly the two shining stars - both are known for their bright fruit acids, but their styles are completely different. Many coffee lovers are torn between these two beans, so today I will put them together.
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The charm of dark roasted coffee beans lies in the clear roasted aroma, cocoa feel and solid texture in the mouth. It is especially easy to show the warmth when made into hot coffee. It is not only suitable for concentrating or adding milk, but also can be adjusted to different rhythms in the morning, during work breaks, after meals and during ice drinking periods by adjusting the cup shape and concentration. Breakfast with bread
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If you ask what kind of coffee is not sour, Front Street will answer Sumatra coffee and strongly recommend the high-grade Front Street Golden Mandheling coffee. The dry aroma of Indonesian Sumatra Golden Mandheling has the flavor of glutinous rice, malt, spices, caramel, and wood. The wet aroma after adding hot water is a dark roasted caramel flavor, plus a touch of pine wood.
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Speaking of African coffee, many people immediately think of Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee. Citrus, citric acid, jasmine, ripe strawberry, tropical fruits, berries, and honey are all flavor terms often used to describe Ethiopian coffee beans. Among them, Yirgacheffe is the most famous, and the flavor of Yirgacheffe is exquisite.
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"Why is Mandheling coffee so bitter! When many friends first come into contact with Mandheling coffee, they are always shocked by its unique herbal spices and rich taste. However, this is also its charm! Although bitter, good Mandheling coffee will be accompanied by a very good aftertaste and a smooth and full taste.
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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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If you have ever drank Mandheling, you will definitely be impressed by the rich, thick, herbal taste. Today, when "refreshing fruit acid" is popular in specialty coffee, Mandheling still firmly holds the hearts of a group of gourmets. The most famous among them is Golden Mandheling. What's so special about it? Why is the price so high?
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The coffee beans in the latte not only determine whether the coffee flavor is enough, but also affect the moment when the entire drink is suitable. You need to wake up quickly in the morning, and get along well with bread at breakfast. In the afternoon, iced drinks can have a bright aroma, and in the evening, a softer, less irritating taste is more suitable. First imagine how you usually drink.
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The balance of sourness and sweetness is not just a simple addition of sourness and sweetness, but a vitality in the mouth, followed by a soft sweetness, so that you will not be left with only irritation or bitterness after drinking. When choosing beans, you can first imagine when they will appear: in the morning when you need to refresh yourself, during work breaks you need to be neat and tidy, on weekends it is suitable to slowly feel the aroma, and corresponding to different scenes.
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Front Street mentioned in the article "Why are Dirty in coffee shops always served in small cups?" last year that the reason why Dirty is not made into large cups is mainly because when the espresso remains unchanged, the remaining space can only be filled by adding more ice milk. Although it does not affect the visual effect of the gradient, it does
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Choosing coffee beans Coffee beans actually determine the flavor of the coffee beans produced. Many people are used to coffee being bitter, especially students who like to drink coffee from an American chain coffee shop. If you are used to drinking bitter coffee, it is recommended that you try iced Mandheling coffee first, which allows you to drink iced coffee just like you usually drink.
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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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As one of the most representative specialty coffee beans in Ethiopia, the popularity of Yirgacheffe has always been high. Whether it is coffee connoisseurs who have been drinking it for many years or novices who are just getting started, they all prefer it. Why is Yirgacheffe so popular? Let’s first take a look at three Yirgacheffe styles with different styles: ① Previous
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