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Each variety of coffee beans has different bean appearance (bean appearance) characteristics. This article will help you identify coffee bean varieties through the coffee bean appearance. What kind of flavor characteristics do different coffee varieties have? ~| Typica Typica is native to the southeastern parts of Ethiopia and Sudan
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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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When choosing coffee beans, you can first put the daily drinking scene in front of you: a cup of black coffee in the morning, or milk coffee with breakfast; whether to drink it slowly by hand, or to use a machine to quickly make a cup. Depending on the scene, the appropriate roasting degree, flavor thickness and brewing method will also change. Dark roasting brings flavors closer to cocoa, nuts,
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The flavor of a cup of coffee is not only sour or bitter, but also includes aroma, sweetness, body, mouth feel and finish. When choosing beans, first determine whether you want floral and fruity aromas, nutty cocoa, or a balance between the two, and then correspond to the production area, processing method and roasting level. Dark roasting will bring the flavor to cocoa and nuts
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When buying beans for beginners, focus on quality rather than quantity. Choose a bean with a clear flavor profile that is easy to match with the brewing method, fix the amount of powder, grinding degree, and water temperature, and then observe the changes in entrance, sweetness, and finish. Only in this way can you establish a solid taste reference. Dark roasting shifts the flavor focus to cocoa, nuts, caramel and toasted
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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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Introduction to Bourbon Coffee Bourbon coffee was originally planted on the island of Bourbon, now called Reunion, located about 650km east of the famous island of Madagascar. Bourbon and Typical are the oldest existing fine coffee varieties. Tracing the roots
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To understand the coffee beans suitable for brewing with a coffee machine, you need to translate the flavor description into a drinking experience. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. Floral aroma, fruit acid, nuts and cocoa are not divided into high and low, but different directions. Only the one that suits you has long-term reference value.
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In many people's minds, siphon coffee pots have a unique shape like chemical utensils, and they always appear in film and television works with a sense of the times, giving people a somewhat mysterious feel. As a practitioner in the coffee industry, Front Street’s most important thing is of course the use of the siphon pot and the flavor characteristics of the brewed coffee. rainbow
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It is said that delicious coffee cannot be separated from its variety, and currently, the most common ones are Arabica coffee beans and Robusta coffee beans. The Arabica variety is considered the best of all varieties. Most of them appear in specialty coffees and have a better overall flavor. Our famous Blue Mountain Coffee
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If you want to drink Yirgacheffe, but prefer a round, soft and less sour taste, you can put the "acidity" back into the specific drinking method to judge. Yirgacheffe often has floral, citrus or berry tones, but through medium-dark roasting, higher sweetness and thicker taste, it can also show a milder and smoother side. The key is to choose the right wind.
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The coffee beans in the latte not only determine whether the coffee aroma is prominent, but also affect whether the whole drink is like caramel milk, chocolate drink, or has a light fruity aroma. Milk will round off the acidity, lengthen the sweetness, and make the coffee that lacks concentration appear thin. Therefore, when choosing beans, you can consider what time and temperature they will be used for every day.
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A cup of coffee suitable for long-term drinking depends not only on the flavor name, but also on the moment it appears. When you are in a hurry to go out, you need black coffee with a clear aroma and sharp taste; at the breakfast table, the round and sweet taste is easier to get along with bread and eggs. In the afternoon or on weekends, iced drinks and slow brewing can be replaced
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In the morning, you need a smooth cup of hand-brewed coffee. The focus is not on pursuing a strong aroma, but on making the coffee soft in the mouth, sweet after swallowing, and not tight or astringent in the mouth after drinking. When paired with bread, eggs, or nuts for breakfast, the toasty aroma and round texture of beans are easier to incorporate into your routine without taking away from the flavor of the food itself. so-called
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Italian coffee is great for choosing beans according to the time of day you drink it. In the morning, you need a cup of sharp, clear sweetness. A round milk coffee is suitable for breakfast. In the afternoon, you can switch to an American style with ice to let the aroma and refreshing feeling slowly unfold. First imagine how you would drink it, and then look at the acidity, body and flavor of the beans.
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"Variety" is another way some friends choose coffee beans in addition to flavor and origin. hope claw, transliterated from "Sidra", also known as "Sydra" or "Bourbon Sidra" (Bourbon hope claw). In Spanish, Sidra is "apple juice"
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Flavors such as nuts, cocoa, and caramel usually give people the impression of being mild, sweet, and easy to drink. It is not only suitable for a certain brewing method. It can be made into refreshing black coffee in the morning, quickly extracted by the machine during work breaks, paired with snacks in the afternoon, and a hot drink that does not disturb the taste in the evening. What really suits you
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The coffee brewed by the Moka pot has a higher concentration and concentrated aroma. It can be drank directly, or added with water, milk or ice cubes. When choosing beans, you might as well imagine when they will appear: when you are rushing to go out, you want them to be clear and crisp; when you want to have breakfast, you want them to be soft and smooth; if you want to drink iced coffee in the afternoon, you need to pay attention to the sweetness of the coffee liquid after it cools down.
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There’s no fixed answer to Italian beans, it just depends on which cup it ends up in. Drink the concentrate alone, mix it with water to make an American style, or add milk to make a latte. The concentration and flavor received by your tongue are all different. Dark roasting usually brings more obvious roast aroma, cocoa feeling and thick taste, while medium and dark roasting retains more bright aroma and fruit acid.
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