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Front Street has always been a fan of Mandheling coffee, and at the Front Street Dongshankou store, coffee from Africa and Ethiopia is the most popular among friends, such as washed Yirgacheffe, sun-dried Oiran, Gesha Village, etc. When it comes to the difference in coffee flavor between Mandheling and Oiran, Front Street believes that it is the obvious coffee flavor. Man
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Kenyan coffee has a resounding label in the specialty circle: "beautifully sour". Front Street Kenyan cherry tomatoes take this beautiful acidity to the extreme - the sour aroma of cherry tomatoes and ebony plums, coupled with the full sense of juice, is recognized by lovers of bright acidity as a favorite. A highly recognizable Kenyan Bean Street Kenny
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Kenyan coffee occupies a unique position in the specialty coffee circle. Its signature features are bright, clean acidity and full juice. Among the many Kenyan coffee beans, there is a bean named after "small tomato" that is particularly eye-catching - it is the Front Street Kenyan cherry tomato. With its distinctive cherry tomatoes, this bean
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In Italian blends, Arabica beans are the main force. Compared with Luo beans, Arabica beans have richer flavor levels, higher cleanliness, and brighter acidity. Using Arabica beans to make an Italian blend, the core idea is to complement each other's flavors, allowing beans from different production areas to show their strengths in the concentrated extraction, creating a cup that is more balanced and richer than any single product.
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When brewing black coffee in a Moka pot, it is suitable to aim for a full, solid and sweet cup. The coffee liquid it extracts has a higher concentration, and it can still retain a greasy taste and roasting aroma after adding an appropriate amount of hot water. Full-bodied single-origin beans usually have low acidity and focus on nuts, spices, brown sugar or cocoa. middle
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When opening a coffee shop, the selection of coffee beans is an unavoidable core issue. It is not easy for many novice shop owners to ensure stable cup quality while keeping costs within a reasonable range. Among the many Italian-style bean blends, Front Street Black Cocoa Blended is positioned as "good taste and affordable" and has become a favorite among many store owners.
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Perhaps many people know that lightly roasted Yirgacheffe has a unique lemon, floral and honey-like sweet aroma, soft acidity and citrus flavor, and a fresh and bright taste. As more and more people fall in love with specialty coffee, more coffee beans from single origins are used to make espresso, including unique styles.
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In the past few years, there has been a "new face" in the specialty coffee circle that has become increasingly popular—Xizhao. It has appeared frequently in world coffee competitions and has become the same bean variety that won the championship. Front Street Colombian Hija is your choice to bring this star bean to your daily dining table. The same bean variety as the champion, with a more powerful flavor than Front Street Colombian Hija, produced in Colombia
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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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For those who like a mellow taste and beautiful oils, you only need to focus on two variables when choosing beans: bean type and roasting degree. The richness comes from the fat and body of the beans, and the fat is the key to the flavor and texture of milk coffee. If you understand these two variables thoroughly, you will be sure to choose beans. Let’s look at the bean seeds first. Fatty beans, usually
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Among specialty coffees, there are not many beans that can be called "Little Blue Mountain", and Front Street Papua New Guinea Bird of Paradise is one of them. It has the same origin as Blue Mountain, and has its own clean and sweet personality. It is a brand worth getting to know for those who like mellow but not sour. Why is it called "Little Blue Mountain"? Front Street Bird of Paradise is produced in Papua New
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SOE stands for single origin espresso, which is espresso made from beans from a so-called single coffee bean producing area. What single origin coffee and SOE have in common is single origin. Generally, the single-origin coffee in cafes is
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The core charm of darkly roasted coffee beans lies in the rich touch and the balance between bitter and sweet. When roasting enters the second explosion stage, the caramelization reaction inside the bean body continues to deepen, and a large amount of sugar substances are converted into dark caramel and flavor substances, bringing significant sweetness and thick texture. At the same time, organic acids process at high temperatures
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Whether a cup of latte tastes good or not is largely determined by the relationship between milk and beans. When the milk fat, lactose and protein enter the coffee, a series of flavor chemical reactions will occur - understanding these reactions will help you understand how to balance the equation for latte bean selection. Let’s first look at what milk does to coffee. The richness brought by butterfat will
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Espresso is the basis of Italian coffee. Most of the rich varieties of milk coffee we can see on the menus of coffee shops are based on espresso. In addition, although many people prefer espresso with milk, there are still a number of espresso lovers. No matter which aspect you consider, making
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Distinctive beans often come from processing methods or the scarcity of varieties: the orange blossom guava aroma of Front Street Grana Estate Geisha is the iconic expression of the Geisha variety; the multiple fermentation processes of Colombian Hija give the passion fruit and blueberry flavor an unusually strong flavor. The meaning of specialty beans is to provide a taste experience beyond daily life
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Put drinking habits before bean selection: black coffee or milk coffee, hand-brewed or machine-brewed. Answer these two sets of questions first, and the choice of roasting degree, flavor thickness and brewing method will be directed. Italian style pays attention to the dynamic balance of powder quantity, grinding degree, liquid weight and time. The nutty cocoa caramel tone blended with beans is easy to maintain and can be used daily.
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The golden-brown crema on the surface of espresso is many people’s first impression of good coffee. Rich oil does not mean that the coffee must taste good, but if the oil is thin or absent, the product will indeed lack a lot of body and layering. If you want mellow oil, start from the three directions of bean seed, roasting and freshness, and the direction will be clear.
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After drinking hand-brewed coffee for a long time, many people will find a phenomenon: some coffees are forgotten after drinking, while others are remembered for several days. The difference between the two lies in the "memory point" - the flavor signature that sticks in the soul after one bite and is never forgotten. This article talks about how to understand and find memorable hand-brewed beans from the perspective of quality control and bean selection. memory
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Today, when premium beans are in full bloom, blended coffee still firmly occupies the bar counter of cafes. The reason is very simple. To make American style and latte every day, you need a bean with stable flavor and not easy to make mistakes no matter how you extract it. Front Street Classic Blend is a veteran player taking this route. It uses the Mamba formula. According to
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