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When talking about the representative of Chinese coffee, many people may think of Yunnan coffee, or Yunnan small grains. So what exactly is Yunnan small grains? Where can I buy authentic Yunnan small grains? Today let’s talk about this domestic product. Yunnan small grains can be understood as Arabica in coffee. Coffee cherries are smaller in size.
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Yunnan coffee is a coffee that stands on the wave of the times. After a century of tempering, the domestic demand for coffee is increasing, and the quality of Yunnan coffee is also constantly improving. Yunnan is one of the few areas in my country that can grow coffee. Yunnan is located in the golden belt of coffee cultivation, which is between the North and South Tropic of Cancer.
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Many people know that China is the home of tea. It has a long history of drinking tea and its tea culture is extensive and profound. There are many high-quality tea producing areas in Yunnan, China, especially Pu'er. But did you know that Yunnan not only has tea, but also coffee beans. The coffee planting area in Yunnan is not small, and it is the largest coffee plantation in China.
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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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Acidity in coffee beans is not a pH value but is one of the basic taste characteristics along with body, aroma, sweetness, bitterness and aftertaste. Acidity is generally related to the degree of roasting of coffee beans, and is also related to the flavor of the production area. Many people do not accept coffee that is too acidic because they think the taste is too exciting, so
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Most of China's coffee is produced in Yunnan Province; it borders coffee-rich countries such as Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam. Regarding the history of Yunnan coffee, Front Street has introduced it before. I will tell it again here to help everyone recall. In 1904, the French missionary Tian De was able to introduce some plants to Yunnan, hoping to drink one every day.
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Coffee beans are divided into three major categories: Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica. Because the two types of coffee beans currently circulating on the market are Arabica and Robusta, a friend sent a private message to ask what these two coffee beans have.
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If you know something about coffee, you must know that coffee beans are roughly divided into two types: Robusta coffee beans and Arabica coffee beans. They can be said to be our two most common bean species, but why is Arabica coffee more popular? So today, Front Street will share what is the difference between the two
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When mentioning Yunnan coffee, many people still have a vague impression of "cheap and big bowl" in their minds. In recent years, Yunnan production areas have invested more and more in high-quality products. You can see the shadow of this change in Front Street 2013 Yunnan Sunshine Iron Pickup. I started making iron pick-up trucks in 2013. Front Street is one of the earliest in China to get involved with it.
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The siphon pot, which looks like an experimental device, is a coffee brewing tool that uses the pressure changes caused by steam and the siphon principle to extract coffee. First appearing in Europe, the trademark registration of the siphon pot is owned by a French woman, Marie Fanny Amelne Massot.
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Apple and cinnamon can be said to be an inseparable pair in the coming winter. There are many classic delicacies made with this combination! For example, mulled wine, apple cinnamon tea, apple cinnamon pie, etc. The coffee I want to share today on Front Street is also made by these two brothers.
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No matter which type of hanging ear, the prerequisite for good flavor is that the coffee you buy must be fresh and just in the best tasting period of the coffee. Otherwise, no matter how delicious it is, you will not be able to truly taste a delicious coffee. Generally, experienced baristas and even baristas can tell how long the coffee has been left by the smell, but like
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When we purchase a brand new iron pot, in order to avoid rust, we will "open" it before official use. I never thought that a newly purchased Moka pot would also require a similar "opening ceremony." Friends who have purchased a Moka pot will know that there is a conspicuous reminder on the instruction manual. The purpose of this reminder is
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Is anyone else like me, the most fearful thing about drinking coffee is the "acidity"? I obviously wanted to drink a cup of fragrant and refreshing drink, but the sour fruity taste immediately put me off after taking one sip. Don’t worry, there are actually many good beans that are not sour. As long as you choose the right direction, you can have a cup of mellow and smooth beans every day. If you are afraid of sour beans, just remember two key words
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Hanging coffee is ground coffee into coffee powder and packed in a sealed filter bag. The reason why it is called hanging-ear coffee, or Drip Bag Coffee in English, is because during the brewing process, the small pieces of paper (little ears) on both sides of the filter bag need to be opened and hung on the cup for extraction. Because its main feature is that it is very
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Not all coffee lovers like acidity. Some people have been drinking specialty coffee for several years, and finally return to a cup of mellow, warm, and non-irritating hand-brewed coffee. This style of beans is usually dominated by nuts, cocoa, caramel, dark chocolate, herbs and even a touch of earthy flavor. It has a smooth entrance and a long aftertaste.
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Hand brewing is the starting point for many coffee lovers to get into high-quality coffee, but when they first choose beans, they are often confused by the words "light roast", "medium-dark roast", "SOE" and "washed". In fact, the core of hand-brewed bean selection is one: first determine the flavor you want, and then match the beans according to the roasting degree. This article divides the two types of beans, light roasted and medium-dark roasted beans.
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Recently, many customers who buy beans at offline stores on Front Street have very clear goals. They either want yellow bourbon or red bourbon by name, or they want both at the same time. The quantity is so large that it can be said that they are completely in conflict with the bourbon family. And their purpose is also very simple, just to compare the differences between bourbons of different colors.
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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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When many friends started to learn latte art and frothed milk, they couldn't froth the milk well. In fact, the quality of milk will also affect the ease of frothing milk. Front Street will introduce a few types of milk that are easy to froth! In the eyes of baristas, milk is divided into room temperature milk and low temperature milk, whole milk and skimmed milk. Make coffee salad
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