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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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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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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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If Oiran is the star of specialty coffee, then Gesha is the legend. Among all Geshas, the red label Gesha from Panama Emerald Estate is an unavoidable name. It is the "flavor ceiling" that many coffee people have pursued, and it is also a classic in the world of specialty coffee. Emerald Manor Red Label Geisha, Deterte
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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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Both Hainan and Yunnan in China are places where coffee is grown, and Yunnan is the largest producer of coffee in China. Yunnan coffee is also called Yunnan arabica coffee and is known as "fragrant coffee". Yunnan's coffee output has been around 26,000 tons per year in recent years, accounting for 90% of the national output. Coffee is a beverage crop with high economic value.
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The turning point for many people to fall in love with coffee is when they drink a cup of "American juice like juice" one day - no burnt bitterness, no smoke, and bright fruity acidity and floral aroma in the mouth. This turning point is not luck, but an advanced path that can be actively trained. This article explains clearly the sensory logic and training methods of floral and fruity American style.
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People who are into hand brewing cannot avoid one word: production area. For the same 100 grams of beans, Ethiopia and Indonesia make almost two different drinks. The influence of the production area on the flavor comes from the combined effect of altitude, climate, soil and local processing traditions. Once you understand this main line, hand-brewed bean selection has changed from a chance to a well-founded one.
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Many people's impression of American style is still bitter and bland. In fact, whether a cup of American style tastes good depends on the beans and the cooking method. Americano is essentially diluted coffee liquid. Whatever aroma the beans have, that aroma will appear in the cup. If you want Americano to have a floral and fruity aroma, choosing the right origin of the beans is more important than anything else.
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Whether the coffee tastes good or not is ultimately a matter of personal taste. Some people like the bright fruit acid, which they think reflects the vitality of coffee; some people prefer the mellow sweetness, which they think is a reassuring taste. Sweetness and sourness are not mutually exclusive—many good beans have both—but know your preferences and choose your beans accordingly.
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If you come into contact with specialty coffee for the first time, you will definitely hear the name "Yirgacheffe". It has always been famous for its clean and translucent taste and citrus-citric flavor, and has successfully attracted countless people to floral and fruity coffee. As for which Yirgacheffe is the most worth buying, it must be the delicious and inexpensive Front Street washed fruit.
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Just like different varieties of grapes produce wines with different flavors, the variety of coffee beans is also one of the key factors that affects the flavor of the coffee in the final cup. Panama's T2722 Geisha is the best example. It has attracted much attention because of its white floral aroma and citrus fruity notes. And what Front Street wants to share today is
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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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I believe everyone in Front Street has heard of Arabica coffee. The coffee in specialty coffee shops on the market now generally consists of Arabica coffee beans. Just like the coffee varieties in Front Street Coffee are basically Arabica coffee. But today, Front Street would like to introduce to you Rob, one of the three major coffee varieties.
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I believe everyone in Front Street has heard of Arabica coffee. The coffee in specialty coffee shops on the market now generally consists of Arabica coffee beans. Just like the coffee varieties in Front Street Coffee are basically Arabica coffee. But today, Front Street would like to introduce to you Rob, one of the three major coffee varieties.
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Arabica: accounting for 65% of global coffee production. Basically, the better tasting ones you drink outside are Arabica and Robusta: the taste is stronger and more pungent, and it is mostly used in instant coffee. The three major native species are Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica (Liberica). Arabica production is in
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The biggest characteristics of Robusta variety coffee are high yield, high body, heavy bitterness, high caffeine content (1.7%~3.0%), and low price. Therefore, during the first and second waves, most instant coffee and blended coffees used a large amount of Robusta. Vietnam ranks second in the world
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When it comes to coffee cultivation, you may immediately think of famous coffee-producing areas such as Africa and Central and South America. In fact, there are records of coffee cultivation in Yunnan, my country as early as 1904, and now it ranks among the world's coffee production rankings. "Yunnan Xiaoli" appears more and more frequently in domestic coffee shops.
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I believe everyone in Front Street has heard of Arabica coffee. The coffee in specialty coffee shops on the market now generally consists of Arabica coffee beans. Just like the coffee varieties in Front Street Coffee are basically Arabica coffee. But today, Front Street would like to introduce to you Rob, one of the three major coffee varieties.
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Yunnan arabica coffee can be traced back to 1904, when the French missionary Tian Deneng brought coffee species (Tipica) from Vietnam to Yunnan and successfully planted it in Zhugula Village, Binchuan County, Yunnan Province. This was the beginning of Yunnan coffee, generally called arabica coffee, and domestically commonly known as Yunnan arabica coffee. Coffea arabica refers to Arabica coffee
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