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Perhaps many friends will be like Front Street. When it comes to sweeter coffee, two answers will pop up in their heads. One is sun-dried and the other is honey-processed. Sun-dried coffee often emphasizes the fermented aroma of ripe fruits, while honey-processed coffee tends to express a fuller and sweeter taste. It seems that these two are the same in the market.
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When brewing coffee, we all know that the thickness of the grind is very important. If you don't pay attention, the grind size is not correct or the grinding is uneven, the coffee will easily be under-extracted or over-extracted. Compared with hand brewing, cold brewing and other methods, the grinding degree of espresso coffee powder is much finer, and more precise adjustment is required to grasp the taste of espresso.
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The Mainstream Third Wave of Specialty Coffee Today’s coffee shops often emphasize that they are “specialty coffee.” What exactly is “specialty coffee”? Why do more than 90% of the in-house roasters like Wild Flowers choose to use the so-called light-medium roast to interpret the flavor of green coffee beans? Just pay a little attention to coffee articles
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Before the emergence of specialty blended beans, many coffee shops relied on commercial blended beans for their daily products. Front Street Commercial Blending has long been a popular bean selection for store openings. Its core value is just one sentence: on the premise of ensuring taste, it controls costs and allows the store to operate stably. Positioning of Commercial Blend Beans Front Street Commercial Blend
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The same beans, cold brew and hand brew taste completely different. Many people find beans that are "too sour" when brewed by hand, but they taste great after cold brewing; while dark roasted beans that are stable when brewed by hand may appear bland after cold brewing. Behind this is actually the different "preference" of beans between the two extraction methods. cold brew
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Espresso is the core extraction method in the coffee world. Under the conditions of 9bar pressure and 92 to 96°C hot water, it takes 25 to 30 seconds to concentrate the coffee essence into a small cup. This high-pressure, short-time extraction method puts forward unique requirements for the selection of coffee beans - different beans have significantly different concentration performance.
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Where does the chocolate flavour in coffee come from? Front Street breaks down cacao-family notes th
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Comparison of Roast Degree and Flavor of Front Street PWN Golden Mandheling and Front Street Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Coffee [Front Street PWN Golden Mandheling Coffee Beans] The Front Street Golden Mandheling introduced by Front Street is actually the Mandheling acquired by Pwani Coffee Company in Indonesia.
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When chatting with many customers, I found that the Yunnan coffee in everyone’s impression does not seem to have its own flavor and tone. It does not have the bright floral and fruity acidity like African coffee, the rich chocolate aroma of American coffee, nor the spicy aroma of Indonesian coffee, so no one can tell its specific characteristics.
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Most people's way of preparing beans is: first look at the production area, then read the flavor description, and finally place an order. But this order is not friendly to novices - Ethiopia, Colombia, Guatemala, these place names are just place names if you don't understand them. A more convenient way is to reverse the order: first figure out what flavor you like
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"The body of this bean is very thick" - many people seem to understand this sentence in the review. What exactly is body? If you say it's the texture, it's not the taste on your tongue; if you say it's the weight, there's obviously the same amount in the cup. This article will take you to systematically train your perception of body, for those who know how to drink coffee "
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After the excitement of moving a semi-automatic coffee machine home has passed, many people will face the same question: what kind of beans are suitable for this machine. Home semi-automatic machines are different from commercial machines in cafes. There is a gap in the stability of extraction pressure and temperature, so when choosing beans, you may want to give priority to beans with high tolerance.
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Some flavors come from time. On the menu of the Qian Street store, there is a Italian blend of beans that has been used for almost ten years. Most of the American and Italian lattes produced in the store every day are made by it - it is the front street boutique blend. Not changing it for ten years is not because it is lazy, but because it has withstood the test of countless cups. today
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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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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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Generally speaking, semi-automatic espresso machines are used to produce American, latte, cappuccino, Australian white, dirty and other classic drinks on the market. Compared with a fully automatic coffee machine, using a semi-automatic coffee machine requires more steps, such as grinding powder-closing powder-pressing powder-extraction. If you make a latte, you need to do another step.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee Freshly ground coffee has always been a ritual for brewing coffee, because only freshly ground coffee can ensure that the flavor of the coffee is not lost, but for some people, being able to quickly brew and taste delicious coffee is more important.
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As a popular variety today, Geisha has many titles such as "sky-high-priced coffee", "Hermès in coffee", "top of the coffee industry", etc. Especially Panama Gesha, which is also the most expensive style in many cafes, so it is often ridiculed as "expensive coffee", but it does have fascinating features.
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Freshly ground coffee has always been a ritual for brewing coffee, because only freshly ground coffee can ensure that the flavor of the coffee is not lost, but for some people, being able to brew delicious coffee quickly is more important. This is the meaning of the existence of hanging ear coffee. Many people think that drinking coffee with earphones is unprofessional, but Front Street thinks it doesn’t have to be that way.
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Cold brew ice drops have very clear requirements for beans: strong flavor, sufficient sweetness, and high cleanliness. The passion fruit and blueberry flavor of Columbia Xipaw on Front Street slowly seeps out in the ice drops, and the juice is as strong as fruit tea; the sweet aroma of strawberry candy is used in cold brew, and the temperament of strawberry gummy is more prominent in the low temperature. Choose the right beans and get the flavor intensity of cold brew ice drops
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