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Extra number! Extra number! After a year, the coffee trees in the FrontStreet Coffee shop are finally blooming again! The blooming flowers are white in color, with 5 to 6 petals. The shape of the blooming flowers is a bit like a windmill. Inflorescences are arranged in clusters. The fragrant scent not only attracts bees;
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee No matter what field you are in, things with floral fragrance always appear so unique, not only because the fragrance of flowers can heal people's hearts, but also because flowers, as a unique emotional carrier, can arouse resonance. Right now
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Jasmine has the sweetness of roses, the tranquility of magnolias, and the elegance of camellias. Whenever the white flowers bloom, the floral fragrance fills the air, making people feel relaxed and happy. In coffee, we often feel jasmine-like scents, such as washed Yirgacheffe and emerald green label Geisha. The fresh floral fragrance gives the whole cup of coffee
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In the flavor universe of specialty coffee, floral aroma is the most charming "hidden Easter egg" - it makes coffee escape from the stereotype of bitterness and add a fresh and elegant layering. However, there are not many types of floral aromas that appear in coffee. Usually, white floral aromas are dominated by jasmine, coffee flowers, and magnolia, and roses are the main ones.
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Many people’s single-origin coffee journey starts with a cup of Yirgacheffe. It is not as sharply sour as some African beans, nor as directly bitter as dark roasted beans. Instead, it combines the floral and fruity aroma with the soft sweet and sourness, making people understand that "coffee can be like this" the first time they drink it. This article will talk about Yirgacheffe
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Many people know that coffee is generally divided into two flavors, sour and bitter. However, some coffee lovers hope to find coffee with a balanced taste, not sour or astringent, sweet and not bitter. Based on this, today Front Street brings several selected coffee beans. You can choose according to your own preferences ~ 1. Balanced taste: Front Street Bird of Paradise Coffee
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Many people will be surprised by the taste when they drink hand-brewed coffee for the first time: it turns out that coffee is not only bitter, it can be sour, sweet, fragrant, like fruit tea, and like flowers. This is the "Flower and Fruity Pie" that is very popular in hand-brewed coffee. Its charm lies in amplifying the original flavor of the coffee beans to you:
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Some time ago, Front Street shared an article on how to make cold brew coffee. Backstage, many friends started asking how to choose beans for cold brew. So today I will analyze and answer this question with you. As a low-temperature immersion extraction, the types of acid compounds will gradually decrease as time goes by, so the acidity of cold extraction
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Floral aroma does not belong to only one kind of coffee beans, nor is it suitable for only one brewing method. There may be light aromas like jasmine, orange blossom, osmanthus or white flowers in the cup, or it may be intertwined with berries, citrus and tea. Depending on whether you want a quiet drink, a quick pick-me-up, or iced coffee that day, the floral aroma will be presented differently.
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Before Geisha coffee beans were recognized by the world, everyone was pursuing coffee with a rich and mellow style. However, after the emergence of Geisha, everyone was pursuing coffee beans with obvious floral aroma, fresh fruity taste and bright taste. The generation of Gesha flower fragrance partly depends on the variety itself, growing conditions, picking and post-processing.
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When we buy coffee beans, we can see very attractive floral aroma descriptions on the labels of some beans, and if we can’t resist, we will buy them directly. But when the brewing is finished and it’s time to taste and drink, something like this often happens: “Where’s the floral aroma? Where is my floral aroma? Why can’t I drink it?
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In the morning, a hand-brewed drink with a bright aroma and a light mouthfeel is suitable. Floral and fruity coffee not only “smells like flowers and fruits”, but also creates different characters in terms of sweetness and sourness, tea taste and oral touch. You can first imagine when you usually drink it and how quickly you want to drink it, and then choose beans with a bold aroma or a soft taste to make the coffee taste better.
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"This coffee is rich in fruity tones, with flavors of citrus, lemon, oolong tea, and jasmine!!!" It may be incredible to those who have just come into contact with specialty coffee, why you can drink so many flavors in a cup of coffee! (Are you just making this up?) In this issue of Barista Development Notes, I will share a little
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People who buy hand-brewed coffee beans for the first time often face a difficult choice: buy sour ones or non-sour ones? In fact, there is no standard answer to this question. The most interesting thing about hand-brewed coffee is that different beans can present completely different styles. Some people love the bright and bouncy fragrance of flowers and fruits, while some people love the warmth and solidity of the mellow style.
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Floral aroma is the most easily perceived aroma in coffee and is most easily affected by how you drink it. It may look like white flowers, orange blossoms, jasmine, or may be intertwined with citrus, berries, and tropical fruits. If you want to find a floral coffee that suits you, you might as well start with how to drink it every day: have a quick cup in the morning and drink it in the afternoon.
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Although latte art does not emphasize the beauty of size, a full pattern is obviously more powerful. Therefore, when many bloggers teach latte art, in addition to emphasizing that the pattern should be centered, they also emphasize that the latte art pattern needs to be as large as possible, that is, full. And this is also a problem that many newbies will encounter - pull
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Some time ago, Frontsteet shared an article on how to make cold brew coffee. Backstage, many friends began to ask how to choose beans for cold brew. So today I will analyze and answer this question with you. do
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No matter what field it is in, things with floral fragrance always appear so unique, not only because the fragrance of flowers can heal people's hearts, but also because flowers, as a unique emotional carrier, can arouse resonance. Even with coffee, the same is true. Floral aroma is also produced in coffee, and floral aroma is also pursued by most coffee fans.
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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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Hand-brewed coffee is a process of flavor extraction + filtration at the same time. The extraction takes place centered on the position where the water is poured. The key lies in how to control and balance. When Front Street adjusts the parameters of hand-brewed coffee, he will first consider the grinding degree of the coffee beans and the temperature of the brewing water. However, in fact, the ratio of powder to water is also very important. When brewing, the water
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