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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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Some people say that Gesha coffee is so expensive, but what does Gesha coffee taste like? Front Street believes that when you drink Gesha coffee, you will feel that it is not a cup of coffee, but a cup of flower and fruit tea. Because of the different planting areas, the taste of Geisha coffee is also different, but overall, Geisha coffee has its own unique taste.
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Different from our impression of the pastoral planting model in which farmers plant coffee trees in their own backyards, the Kaffa Forest is the most representative for producing wild coffee. The coffee trees all grow in a shaded environment at an altitude of 1,400 to 2,100 meters. The original ecology, microclimate, red soil, abundant rainfall and other favorable factors provide coffee trees with a better environment.
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Front Street - Brief Introduction to Coffee Growing Conditions Botanically speaking, coffee is a genus of Coffea in the Rubiaceae family, with Arabica and Robusta as the main species. Specialty coffee is mainly Typica, Bourbon, Caturra, etc. under Arabica. Coffee trees are evergreen shrubs planted in more than 70 countries with suitable climates, about 2 latitudes north and south.
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Some people say that Gesha coffee is so expensive, but what does Gesha coffee taste like? Front Street believes that when you drink Gesha coffee, you will feel that it is not a cup of coffee, but a cup of flower and fruit tea. Because of the different planting areas, the taste of Geisha coffee is also different, but overall, Geisha coffee has its own unique taste.
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In the early years, many people didn’t even know that Yunnan could produce coffee, not to mention whether Yunnan’s coffee tasted good or not. Because coffee is an imported product in my mind, it was by chance that a missionary planted a coffee bean in Yunnan, which ultimately started the history of coffee cultivation in Yunnan. Specialty coffee in recent years
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Until recent years, all coffee beans were packed in sacks and shipped in containers, taking several months to arrive at the roaster after processing. Roasters and importers who occasionally want to cup coffee beans from the origin or taste "pre-shipment samples" will receive stored coffee beans.
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Coffee beans are mainly divided into three major varieties: small-grain Arabica coffee, medium-grain Robusta coffee, and large-grain Liberica coffee. However, the most common types of coffee are Arabica and Robusta. The Arabica variety of coffee is mostly specialty coffee, and the environment in which it is grown is
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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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We know that Gesha coffee is delicious and famous, but do you know where the name Gesha coffee comes from? There are many names for coffee, some are named after the country and production area, and some are named after the manor. Geisha is the name of the coffee variety. Geisha refers to a coffee variety, called Geisha/Ge in English
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We know that Gesha coffee is delicious and famous, but do you know where the name Gesha coffee comes from? There are many names for coffee, some are named after the country and production area, and some are named after the manor. Geisha is the name of the coffee variety. Geisha refers to a coffee variety, called Geisha/Ge in English
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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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Ethiopia, a recognized birthplace of coffee, has unparalleled varieties and high quality, such as the familiar Oiran, Gesha Village, Guji, Sidamo... all of them are the face of Ethiopia. They are not only important local economic crops and export commodities, but also their long-standing culture.
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Today’s Front Street Tanzania Kilimanjaro coffee beans come from the Kilimanjaro volcano area in northern Tanzania, at an altitude of between 1300-2000 meters. Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest peak on the African continent. The fertile volcanic ash provides rich nutrients for coffee growth, and the high-altitude environment creates
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Because Blue Mountain Coffee was so famous in the last century, many related "edge" products appeared on the market at that time. For example, Blue Mountain flavored coffee, Blue Mountain blended coffee, etc. They are almost all products that have nothing to do with Blue Mountain and purely rely on the name of Blue Mountain to make profits. And yesterday, there was a customer who was shopping
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Everyone has heard of Robusta coffee beans and Arabica coffee beans. Why are the coffee beans we see sold in cafes all Arabica coffee beans, but rarely see Robusta coffee beans? We are all coffee beans, what is the difference between the two? In this article, let’s answer some questions about Arabica coffee beans and
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Some seemingly unimportant details are often forgotten when making espresso, but in fact they will slowly affect the taste of the coffee. Today, Front Street will talk about those details that are often forgotten, and count how many you win. -Forgot to put the water in before putting on the handle. If there is a long interval between this extraction of espresso and the last time,
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Yirgacheffe is similar to neighboring Sidamo in terms of culture and geographical environment, but Yirgacheffe seems to be more favored and enjoys unique conditions. Top-quality Front Street Yirgacheffe coffee has floral aroma, bright citrus acidity, lemon tonality, and silky smooth taste. Front Street Yirgacheffe - Wo
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In our daily life, we can always hear about two major categories of coffee varieties: Arabica and Robusta. Compared with the Arabica variety that everyone loves, it seems that it is difficult to find Robusta on the market. Why is Robusta so unpopular? In this article, Front Street will compare the differences between these two varieties for you.
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The performance of each espresso machine and espresso grinder is different, and different coffee beans have different states. , it is not 100% possible to extract delicious espresso coffee under such data. Through extremely fine grinding, and allowing 94-degree water to quickly pass through the coffee particles in a vacuum environment of 9-10bar
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