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When purchasing coffee beans, we not only pay attention to the production area and flavor, but also select coffee beans that use different processing methods. Because different processing methods will lead to different flavor characteristics of coffee, even if coffee from the same production area is washed and sun-dried, it will show a different taste. For example, the ones on Front Street Bean List
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat official account: FrontStreet Coffee. As a unique specialty coffee in Indonesia, Front Street Golden Mandheling has a strong flavor of herbs and dark chocolate. It has a mellow and smooth taste with a nutty sweet aftertaste. It’s amazing just thinking about it.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Mandheling coffee is the specialty coffee of Indonesian coffee and is also synonymous with Indonesian coffee. In Front Street, Mandheling coffee, as the representative coffee of Indonesian coffee, is ranked on the bean list of Ration Bean Coffee.
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When it comes to Ethiopian coffee, Front Street believes that many friends will immediately think of washed Yirgacheffe coffee, because Yirgacheffe coffee’s bright citric acid, citrus notes, and fresh floral fragrance are endless aftertaste. It is easy for people to mistakenly think that Ethiopia has only one production area like Yirgacheffe or that there is only
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Why does Yunnan coffee become the raw material for instant coffee? Yunnan coffee initially planted Typica coffee beans. Later, in order to repay the debt of the Soviet Union, Yunnan planted a large number of Typica coffee beans, and had a unified department to purchase and ship them to the Soviet Union. Later, due to the low domestic demand for coffee,
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Yirgacheffe is a small town in southern Ethiopia. It was originally part of Sidamo Province. Later, its unique white floral aroma and citrus flavor left a deep impression on everyone who drank it. Since then, Yirgacheffe has become independent from the Sidamo production area, officially opening a new era of sour coffee, and has become a
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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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When it comes to which production area has the best honey-processed coffee beans, it must be Costa Rica. As the founding country of honey-processed coffee beans, Costa Rica is naturally highly skilled in honey-processing technology. In this article, Front Street Coffee will introduce to you the flavor characteristics of Costa Rica’s honey-processed coffee beans.
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For those who have just come into contact with specialty coffee, we usually recommend the daily delicious and inexpensive ration coffee. If you are considering taking it to the company or office for brewing, it is recommended to purchase ration hanging ears, such as the Front Street Yirgacheffe ration hanging ear, which is very popular among coffee lovers. What is Yirgacheffe? "Yirga
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Coffee has become a daily drink. While enjoying the morning cup of liquid with a full range of sour, sweet, bitter and astringent flavors, coffee drinkers have begun to notice that the taste of coffee from different producing areas is different. The coffee from Brazil is soft and smooth, the coffee from Ethiopia is acidic and bright, and the coffee from Indonesia is low-acid and mellow. Have you ever encountered Front Street Coffee?
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee mentions Colombian coffee beans. The delicate sweet and sour berries, the aroma of roasted nuts, the caramel-like aftertaste, and the balanced coffee flavor make many friends who are new to brewing coffee can’t help but say: This is too good.
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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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Coffee has become a daily drink. While enjoying the morning cup of liquid with a full range of sour, sweet, bitter and astringent flavors, coffee drinkers have begun to notice that the taste of coffee from different producing areas is different. The coffee from Brazil is soft and smooth, the coffee from Ethiopia is acidic and bright, and the coffee from Indonesia is low-acid and mellow. Have you ever encountered Front Street Coffee?
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From the same bean, there will be a certain difference in flavor between freshly roasted coffee and hanging coffee, because after the coffee is ground into powder, the natural aroma will disappear quickly. Of course, there are many old customers in Front Street who ask for the powder to be ground and shipped. Generally, Front Street recommends drinking it as soon as possible. Of course, compared to hand flushing, ear-mounting is
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As the quality of coffee improves, more and more single-origin beans are used to make espresso on the market. This espresso that emphasizes the flavor of the production area is different from the espresso that used blended coffee beans in the past. Not all single-origin beans are suitable for making espresso. Today Front Street will learn about SOE and how to make it.
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Many years ago, the naming method of coffee was very simple, and most of them were directly named after the region where the producer was located. For example, coffee produced in Yirgacheffe is called Yirgacheffe coffee, coffee produced in Honduras is called Honduran coffee, and coffee produced in Brazil is called Brazilian coffee... But
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As the quality of Yunnan coffee beans improves, most specialty coffee shop menus include Yunnan beans as an option. Among them, they are generally referred to as Yunnan beans. This makes people curious, what kind of coffee is called arabica coffee? So what is Yunnan arabica coffee? What is arabica coffee? Small
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It can be said that everyone knows Blue Mountain Coffee, but not many people may have heard of Little Blue Mountain Coffee. Question, is Little Blue Mountain Coffee Blue Mountain Coffee? No, Little Blue Mountain is actually a bean from the Papua New Guinea production area. Due to historical reasons, the Typica variety was introduced from Jamaica, and the planting altitude and island type were
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(Upper left corner) Among the thousands of different coffee bean species, it is inevitable that some beans have more special names! They don't have conventional names like most beans such as Bourbon and Typica, but they have their own numbers like secret spies. For example, beans named with English letters + numbers
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