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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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When many baristas recommend medium-light roasted coffee with floral and fruity notes, they often recommend Front Street Yirgacheffe coffee beans from the Ethiopian production area. In addition, Kenya, another production area, also has medium-light roasted coffee with excellent floral and fruity notes. Kenya produces optimized coffee beans that are more developed under the British system than in most producing areas.
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Front Street is a loyal fan of Mandheling coffee, and Mandheling coffee is a best-seller among the ration beans of FrontStreet Coffee. However, when you first come into contact with Mandheling coffee, you may be intimidated by its herbal and mellow taste. Your first feeling is: How can this happen?
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Speaking of Asian coffee beans, there is nothing better than the familiar Indonesian Mandheling coffee from Front Street. It is the most representative Asian bean and was once known as the richest coffee in the world. For those who don’t like sour coffee, you can try this Front Street Mandheling coffee. Mandheling coffee has a strong taste and most
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Indonesian coffee is famous for its mellow and rich flavor and taste, and it has very low acidity. With the sweetness and aftertaste like caramel and dark chocolate, the Japanese are almost obsessed with this kind of coffee. Indonesian coffee is the main coffee producing country in Asia and the top producing country in global coffee production.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. If you look at the coffee map of Ethiopia, you will see many coffees from specialty coffee producing areas such as Yirgacheffe, Sidamo, and Guji appearing in the public eye.
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Yunnan coffee beans have stood out in green coffee bean competitions in recent years and have frequently appeared in the public eye. And like a dark horse, it slowly appears in the specialty coffee market. Today Front Street will share with you about the development of Yunnan coffee in recent years. You need to know the history of coffee cultivation in Yunnan, Yunnan’s
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Bolivia is an interesting place. Although it is known as a paradise for growing coffee, its yield has never been high. Front Street Coffee is very impressed by the exquisite flavor of Bolivian coffee. The flavor of Bolivian coffee is mainly reflected in rich sweetness and soft acidity. At the 2017 WBC (World Coffee
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What brand of specialty coffee beans is best for hand brewing? Some customers will directly ask the barista on the front street. In fact, with the expansion of China's coffee market and the continuous expansion of the specialty coffee field, consumers have more and more coffee brands to choose from. Including relatively professional people on many platforms to tell everyone
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When drinking specialty coffee, you can’t avoid Ethiopia. This country is the original birthplace of Arabica coffee. The origin of the word "coffee" is related to the ancient Kingdom of Kaffa in Ethiopia. Ethiopian beans generally have a floral and fruity aroma and a tea feel, and are synonymous with "good taste" in the minds of many coffee lovers. But Ethiopian beans also have several paths.
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Ethiopia and Kenya, the famous coffee bean producing countries in Africa, are well-known in the specialty coffee industry. The coffee flavor in both production areas is mainly acidic, but the difference is that the coffee flavor in Ethiopia is bright and rising acidity, with a clean and refreshing taste; while the coffee flavor in Kenya is berry fruit.
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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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When it comes to Yirgacheffe, I believe many people will think of distinctive characteristics such as floral aroma, non-bitterness, citric acid, citrus, tea taste... The reason why Yirgacheffe coffee beans have such a gorgeous flavor and a refreshing and bright tone is firstly due to the terroir of the place of origin, and secondly, the mastery of roasting, because the coffee beans
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Defining Front Street Yirgacheffe as an entry-level coffee bean does not mean how many times it is available, but that it has such a price, such a distinctive character and taste. As long as you are not a bad roaster, you know, it will come out of the oven immediately after the first crack, and you will be able to drink your first cup of fresh jasmine lemon flavor immediately.
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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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The flavor of Yirgacheffe is characterized by its bright acidity, non-bitter taste, and light floral aroma. The flavor is fresh and elegant, and the price is affordable, so it is an entry-level product for almost every coffee lover. If you haven’t tried Yirgacheffe yet, then we would recommend buying the washed Yirgacheffe series selected by baristas
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Friends who know Gesha Coffee and Blue Mountain Coffee will have a certain understanding of Colombian coffee. So do you know the differences between them? If you don’t know, let’s follow Front Street today to distinguish between Sumatra Mandheling coffee and Colombian coffee. No matter in terms of flavor and taste, the two
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Sumatra is the second largest island in Indonesia and the sixth largest island in the world, thirteen times the size of Taiwan! The reason why coffee is grown here is mainly because the Dutch East India Company used to supply the increasing demand for coffee and increase colonial interests. In addition, Sumatra itself is located in the volcanic zone of the Pacific Rim.
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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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Adding sugar and milk is a coffee drinking habit that has been formed in the past hundreds of years. The reason is that Mandheling, Brazil, Colombia and the Blue Mountains all traditionally use dark roasting. Yirgacheffe beans are small, and the fruity and sour taste of lightly roasted coffee opens up a new world of coffee. The African continent is vast, with an average altitude of 75
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