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The charm of light roasted beans is often hidden in the floral aroma, fruity acidity and sweetness, but the same bean will have different feelings when placed in different times, utensils and drinks. If you want to wake up and feel refreshed in the morning, want to take your time on the weekends, or need a cup of iced coffee when the weather is hot, you can find corresponding options. Let’s start with the most common coffee drink every day.
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The charm of cold brew coffee lies in the smooth taste brought by low-temperature and slow brewing, and choosing the right beans is the starting point for making a good cup of cold brew. Cold brewing uses cold water to soak coffee powder for 12 to 24 hours. The release of aromatic substances is slow in a low-temperature environment, and the amount of bitterness and acidity is also reduced accordingly. The extracted coffee liquid is overall sweeter and more acidic.
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Coffee is bitter. This is the first impression of many people. However, as more and more people come into contact with specialty coffee, they discover that coffee can not only be bitter-free, but also have the sweet and sour flavor of flowers and fruits. Yirgacheffe from Ethiopia is the most famous classic representative. Yirgacheffe is a premium Arabica
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As the habit of drinking coffee gradually integrates into the daily life of Chinese people, people’s demand for coffee becomes more and more sophisticated. In order to create their own characteristics, major chain brands have successively launched personalized SOE coffee, forming a new popular trend. What is the difference between SOE and blending? In specialty coffee
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In the past, people often only had a few blends of beans to choose from when making Italian coffee, and most of them were darker roasts. The coffee produced has a more mellow and rich taste, and the oil is also very good, but the disadvantage is that the flavor will be relatively single. Therefore, baristas and friends who like traditional styles will recommend buying Qian Street Classic Pint.
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Medium-light roasted Yirgacheffe usually retains a more distinctive floral aroma, fruity acidity and sweetness, and is not as heavy in the mouth as dark roasted coffee. It is suitable to be arranged according to the drinking scene of the day: use hot hand brewing in the morning to open up the taste, make ice coffee in the afternoon, and choose a style with soft aroma and clear aftertaste in the evening. Picking beans like this,
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When it comes to sun-dried coffee, many people will first think of the Front Street Oiran Coffee with a particularly beautiful name. It has a good flavor and an affordable price, so it has become everyone's daily ration. During the coffee harvesting period, coffee farmers in the Sidamo region only pick ripe red fruits and put them into baskets one by one. Coffee fruit size after picking
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SOE is the abbreviation of single-origin espresso. The same bean can be extracted into espresso or extended to Americano, latte or iced coffee. Its charm is that the flavor of the production area will directly enter the cup. Therefore, when choosing, you should not only look at the three words "SOE", but also think about when and how this cup of coffee usually appears.
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Iced coffee is a test for the beans: low temperature will amplify the sweetness and weaken the aroma, so the flavor concentration of the beans must be sufficient. The Ethiopian Oiran on Front Street makes iced hand-brews. The aroma of strawberry and passion fruit is still clear after the ice cubes cool down; the blueberry juice in Xija feels like a smoothie with ice after being chilled, and the flavor concentration of iced coffee is as strong as beans.
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Many people think that coffee must be bitter, and making black coffee requires adding milk and sugar, but coffee actually has many different flavors, which makes it not only not bitter, but also has a variety of aromas and tastes. Today Front Street has brought several coffee beans with a balance of sour and sweet, and outstanding flavors for everyone to choose from. 1
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Hand-brewed coffee beans do not need to start with complicated knowledge about the production area. First imagine when it will appear: when you are rushing out and you need a cup of crisp and refreshing coffee, on the weekend you are willing to sit down and slowly feel the aroma; when the weather is hot, you want to drink iced coffee, and you want a softer taste for breakfast or dessert. Explain the usage situation clearly and choose
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Lightly roasted coffee beans are suitable for hand brewing to present a bright aroma and delicate sweetness, but different beans have different personalities. Some are refreshing and light, suitable for awakening the taste in the morning; some are fruity and full, suitable for tasting slowly in the afternoon; and some are more interesting after cooling, suitable for making into ice cream. When choosing, start with how you would drink it every day. Often
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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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SOE is a concentrate made from coffee beans from a single origin or batch, and the flavor in the cup is often more discernible than common blends. Dark roasting can push the nuts, cocoa and caramel side more obviously, while light roasting can easily retain the floral aroma, fruit acid and tea feeling. The choice that truly suits you should start with how you drink every day, rather than just looking at
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Iced hand-brewed coffee is actually a "quick-cooled hand-brewed", which is hot coffee brewed normally. The coffee liquid is turned from "hot" to "cold" in a short time through ice cubes (adding ice to quickly cool down). Of course, just like going to a coffee shop to drink coffee and learn at the same time, it is more effective to just observe the barista’s movements.
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The fruity aroma of fruity coffee comes from two sources: the terroir of the production area and the fermentation process. The fruity aroma of Front Street Panama Jade Manor Red Label Geisha is more elegant, with clean aromas of citrus and black tea; Colombian Hija has a direct sense of juice - the aroma of passion fruit and blueberry is so strong that it is like adding juice to coffee, two expressions of fruity flavors
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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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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee's sun-dried coffee beans are naturally dried inside the pulp, so the weather will affect the quality of the coffee beans. Front Street uses sun-dried coffee beans and two other traditional treatments
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There is a Yirgacheffe coffee with a very cute name. It is called "Guo Ding Ding", which is translated from Gotiti. Many people bought it out of curiosity and tried it. Unexpectedly, they were amazed by its rich aroma and fresh taste on the spot, and they became loyal fans. So what kind of charm is it that makes the public fascinated by
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Robusta coffee, also known as large-leaf coffee/big-fruit/large-grain coffee, is a tree species between shrubs and tall trees. It has long leaves and bright green color. The tree can reach a height of 10 meters, but its roots are very shallow. The Arabica fruit is slightly rounder and smaller than the Arabica coffee fruit, while the coffee bean has an oblate body with straight pits in the middle.
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