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Although many people know that freshness is the key to a cup of high-quality coffee, they still can’t resist the temptation of Front Street Street’s “30% off for 2 items and 50% off for 3 items”. Therefore, during every event, Front Street Street will receive a lot of questions about how to store coffee beans: Can coffee beans be frozen or refrigerated after buying too much? How long can it be stored like this? coffee
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The Moka pot uses the vapor pressure of boiling hot water to pass directly through the coffee powder to extract the inner essence of the coffee. The brewed coffee has a richer taste and aroma, with a thin layer of coffee oil on the surface. This is the charm of Italian coffee. The structure of the Moka pot is not complicated. I believe you have seen the Moka pot.
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Yesterday Front Street shared that the difference between filter paper and filter paper is as big as the difference between humans and orangutans. Since the topic is filter paper, many friends asked other questions about filter paper in the comment area. For example: "In addition to hand-brewed coffee, how else can filter paper be used?" "Can Moka pots use filter paper?"
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When it comes to Ethiopian coffee, Front Street believes that many friends will immediately think of washed Yirgacheffe coffee, because Yirgacheffe coffee’s bright citric acid, citrus notes, and fresh floral fragrance are endless aftertaste. It is easy for people to mistakenly think that Ethiopia has only one production area like Yirgacheffe or that there is only
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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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As the birthplace of coffee, Ethiopia has always been a place of pilgrimage for many coffee professionals. Many friends who come to Front Street Coffee will ask if there are Ethiopian beans or Yirgacheffe beans as soon as they come in. Yes, whether you are a coffee novice or a coffee connoisseur, Ethiopian coffee bean namin
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Although some friends like the aroma of coffee, they cannot enjoy it because drinking coffee can cause them heart palpitations, insomnia, stomachache and other adverse reactions. So are there any decaffeinated coffee options? How low can its caffeine content be? First, let us understand what caffeine is? Caffeine is a plant
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The moment the extraction is completed, the concentrated liquid flows into the cup, and the golden brown foam on the surface is commonly referred to as oil. Its color, thickness and texture are actually on-site records of the entire extraction process. Learning to see this layer of oil is equivalent to having an extra pair of eyes to judge the extraction status, which is more intuitive than simply relying on trial and error with your tongue. tabby
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The transformation of a bean from light roasting to dark roasting only takes a few minutes to complete. The temperature difference is only about 10°C, but there is an earth-shaking change in taste and aroma. Light roasting means beans that are baked from the middle of first crack to just after first crack! At this time, the beans in the body are
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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 roasting degree of coffee beans is roughly divided into light roasting (Light), medium roasting (Medium), and dark roasting (Deep). Light Roast: Light Roast (Light Roast), Cinnamon Roast (Cinnamon Roast) have a strong aroma and obvious sour taste
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Whether the base beans in a store are correct or not depends on the bean testing process. Many store owners make a decision after getting a sample, making a cup and trying it, which makes it easy to miss key information. A complete bean testing process can turn the matter of changing beans from a feeling to a basis. When you get the sample beans, check the condition first and then the flavor. Is the bean raising period coming?
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Speaking of sour coffee, many people may only think of Yirgacheffe, Oiran from Ethiopia, or Geisha from Panama. But they don’t know that Kenyan coffee also has a rich sweet and sour aroma, and tastes like juice. Kenyan coffee usually uses double washing processing, and the varieties are SL28 and SL34.
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If you often see the word "Xizhao" on the menus of specialty cafes, you may be curious as to why it is always placed in a prominent position. Chiclaw is a bean variety that has been active in competitions in the past two years. Front Street Colombian Chiclaw is the same bean variety that came from Columbia’s Divide Estate as the champion. Many players use it to play competitions, and they have also
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The Moka pot looks like just a small kitchen appliance, but in fact it is a small pressure extraction device: the water tank at the bottom is heated to generate steam, and the pressure pushes the hot water through the powder layer, and espresso coffee pours out from the upper pot. This principle determines the extraction characteristics of the Moka pot, and also determines the three things that cannot be avoided when selecting beans: pressure, temperature and time.
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The golden brown layer of oil on the espresso is the starting point for many people to fall in love with Italian coffee. It is not something extra, but the result of the combined action of carbon dioxide and lipids in the coffee beans during high-pressure extraction. The higher the fat content of the beans themselves and the looser the structure after roasting, the more gas and oil they can release.
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If there are any unavoidable names in the Ethiopian specialty coffee scene in recent years, then Front Street believes that Alo Coffee’s Tamiru and Elto Coffee’s Eliyas Dukamo must be among them. Whether in international competitions
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The fruity aroma of fruity coffee comes from two sources: the terroir of the production area and the fermentation process. The fruity aroma of Front Street Panama Jade Manor Red Label Geisha is more elegant, with clean aromas of citrus and black tea; Colombian Hija has a direct sense of juice - the aroma of passion fruit and blueberry is so strong that it is like adding juice to coffee, two expressions of fruity flavors
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When choosing SOE espresso beans, you can put aside complicated information first. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. Starting from the differences between the two groups of fresh or mellow coffee, black coffee or milk coffee, and then looking at the roasting date and processing method, the judgment will be closer to daily life. Water quality will make SO
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After many De'Longhi users moved their machines home, they plugged in the beans, pressed the buttons, and a cup of espresso came out, but few of them seriously touched the grinding setting. In fact, the advantage of fully automatic is not only to save trouble, but also to provide an extraction entrance that can be fine-tuned, and the relationship between the gear and the beans directly determines the concentration of this cup of Italian.
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