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The charm of dark roasted coffee beans lies in the clear roasted aroma, cocoa feel and solid texture in the mouth. It is especially easy to show the warmth when made into hot coffee. It is not only suitable for concentrating or adding milk, but also can be adjusted to different rhythms in the morning, during work breaks, after meals and during ice drinking periods by adjusting the cup shape and concentration. Breakfast with bread
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The coffee brewed by the moka pot is more concentrated than hand brewing, but not as thick and firm as espresso. When choosing ration beans, you can first imagine where this pot of coffee will appear: drink it directly in the morning, add milk for breakfast, or put it in a cup to make ice coffee. Once the drinking method changes, the sourness, sweetness and mellowness of the beans need to be re-evaluated.
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When you need a refreshing hot Americano in the morning, you can first pay attention to whether the aroma is bright, whether it is smooth in the mouth, and whether there is a sweetness after cooling. Fruity beans that are lightly roasted or medium-light roasted can still retain their layers after being diluted with hot water, and will not be left with a single bitter taste. If breakfast is lighter, floral, citrus or berry notes
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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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You need a quick and refreshing cup of concentrate in the morning. The beans should have a clear sweetness and sufficient thickness, and the entrance should not be too sharp. If paired with toast, croissant or eggs, flavors such as nuts, cocoa, and caramel can be more easily integrated into breakfast. Such Italian beans are relatively tolerant to small fluctuations in grinding and extraction, and are suitable for
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When talking about what kind of single-origin beans are suitable for making Moka pot coffee, let’s first look at how to drink it every day. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. If you mainly drink black coffee, you can pay more attention to the aroma and aftertaste; if you often add milk, you should consider whether the concentration and body can be retained.
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When you need a cup of coffee in the morning that is smooth and won’t take away the taste of breakfast, Brazilian beans are often suitable. It often has nutty, cocoa, caramel or ripe fruit sweetness, relatively mild acidity, and tastes round and weighty. When choosing beans, you can first imagine the scene that you most often see: drinking slowly on an empty stomach, with bread, or adding milk and taking it with you
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Blend beans and SOE are not a comparison of flavor, but two different drinking experiences. Blend beans combine the aroma, sweetness and thickness of different beans, and usually pay more attention to overall coordination; SOE focuses on a single origin or a single batch, allowing a cup of coffee to present more distinctive regional and variety characteristics.
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Dark roasted coffee beans are not just suitable for espresso or moka pots, brewing by hand can also make full, smooth black coffee. Its roasted aroma, cocoa and nutty tones are more prominent, and the entrance is usually more stable than light roasting. When selecting, you can start from the time of day when you drink coffee most, so that the thickness, sweetness and aroma of the beans match the current moment.
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The surface of the freshly extracted concentrate is covered with a layer of golden brown foam, which makes it visually plump and smoother in the mouth. This is what everyone often calls oil. If you want to find espresso beans with more oil, you should not just focus on the thickness of the foam, but also on when and how you usually drink it, and how you want the cup to look.
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If you want to drink coffee beans that are obviously sweet, you don’t have to just look at the word “sweet” to judge. The sweetness may come from fruit, nectar, caramel or chocolate, and may vary depending on water temperature, ice cubes and milk. First think about when you are going to drink this cup of coffee, whether to add ice and milk, and then choose from the aroma, acidity and taste thickness.
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When you need an easy-to-get-in-the-morning cup of coffee, Colombian beans are usually suitable. It has a wide range of flavors, ranging from warm tones like nuts, caramel and cocoa to bright notes like citrus, berries or brown sugar. When choosing a home appliance, you can first imagine the feeling after entering the door: if you want it to be smooth and quiet,
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As one of the most representative specialty coffee beans in Ethiopia, the popularity of Yirgacheffe has always been high. Whether it is coffee connoisseurs who have been drinking it for many years or novices who are just getting started, they all prefer it. Why is Yirgacheffe so popular? Let’s first take a look at three Yirgacheffe styles with different styles: ① Previous
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When evaluating a cup of coffee, we use various adjectives to describe the texture, so that others can receive more three-dimensional information. For example, when describing the taste of coffee, words such as smooth and mellow are used to express the tactile experience of coffee in the mouth; or when describing the aroma of a cup of coffee,
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Put medium-roasted coffee beans into a hand brewing pot, which can not only retain the aroma of the production area, but also have a more complete sweetness and oral texture. It is suitable to start to understand the flavor from a cup of hot black coffee. If the drinking time, number of people and temperature changes are taken into consideration, the bean selection idea will be more specific. On weekday mornings when I’m in a hurry, coffee goes
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Put medium-roasted coffee beans into a hand brewing pot, which can not only retain the aroma of the production area, but also have a more complete sweetness and oral texture. It is suitable to start to understand the flavor from a cup of hot black coffee. If the drinking time, number of people and temperature changes are taken into consideration, the bean selection idea will be more specific. On weekday mornings when I’m in a hurry, coffee goes
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Ethiopia, a recognized birthplace of coffee, has unparalleled varieties and high quality, such as the familiar Oiran, Gesha Village, Guji, Sidamo... all of them are the face of Ethiopia. They are not only important local economic crops and export commodities, but also their long-standing culture.
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Friends who often buy coffee beans will not find it difficult to find that there are always English suffixes such as AA and AB after the names of most coffee beans. Especially Kenyan coffee beans, such as Kenya AA, Kenya AB, Kenya PB, Kenya AA+, Top, etc. "So what do these suffixes mean?
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Tropical fruit flavors aren’t just for one way. Aromas such as orange, apricot, guava, passion fruit and grape will appear bright and clear when placed in a hot hand brew. When encountering ice cubes, they will become more like juice. When added to concentrate or milk coffee, they will turn into a sweet and jammy feeling. When choosing, you can start from the time of day when you drink coffee and the cup type.
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Yunnan arabica coffee can be traced back to 1904, when the French missionary Tian Deneng brought coffee species (Tipica) from Vietnam to Yunnan and successfully planted it in Zhugula Village, Binchuan County, Yunnan Province. This was the beginning of Yunnan coffee, generally called arabica coffee, and domestically commonly known as Yunnan arabica coffee. Coffea arabica refers to Arabica coffee
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