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Yirgacheffe is one of the most famous and important origins in Ethiopia. It is very popular in the coffee circle because of its highly recognizable style. Therefore, people who have not tried Yirgacheffe will ask, what does it taste like when it is so famous? Is it suitable for novices to buy? Why do we say Yirgacheffe?
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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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The well-known production areas in Ethiopia include Sidamo and Yirgacheffe. Front Street Yirgacheffe was originally a small town within the Sidamo production area. However, because of its unique citrus and citric acidity, it was separated from the Front Street Sidamo coffee production area and became an independent production area. So what are the flavors between them?
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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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Coffee beans on the market are mainly divided into two types: single-origin coffee beans and blended coffee beans. As the name suggests, single-origin coffee beans refer to the same variety of coffee beans produced in the same manor. For example, Front Street Mandheling coffee with rich spices, Front Street Colombian coffee with dark chocolate and cocoa aroma, Front Street Yirgacheffe coffee with floral and citrus aroma, etc., every single origin coffee
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Adding sugar and milk is a coffee drinking habit that has been formed in the past hundreds of years. The reason is that Mandheling, Brazil, Colombia and the Blue Mountains all traditionally use dark roasting. Yirgacheffe beans are small, and the fruity and sour taste of lightly roasted coffee opens up a new world of coffee. The African continent is vast, with an average altitude of 75
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When people think of black coffee, they immediately think of light Americano, which is extracted from dark roasted coffee beans. Since Starbucks began to enter the global market, Americano has become synonymous with black coffee, which also makes many friends think that black coffee is Americano. In fact, black coffee is just pure coffee
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It is generally believed that Americano is a drink made by diluting espresso with water, iced Americano = espresso + ice water, hot Americano = espresso + hot water, and the key to the taste of Americano is the coffee beans. So today we will talk about making American style at home, how to choose according to your own taste
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A friend once expressed his doubts to Front Street Street: "What exactly is the 'tropical fruit aroma' written on it? If it refers to the taste of a certain kind of fruit, why not just write it directly, but use 'tropical fruit' to describe it?" ". What are the iconic characteristics of tropical fruits? Tropical fruits (trop
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Traditionally, no matter which country/producing region, coffee is almost always dark roasted, so it often leaves an "unforgettable" impression. But as the concept of "specialty coffee" was proposed in the millennium, Yirgacheffe also appeared at this time. Not only does it not have the unbearable bitter taste, it even has an excellent white color.
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Everyone knows that coffee is a fruit, but to be more precise, coffee is also a tropical fruit, so it can not only be eaten directly, but theoretically it should also have the tropical fruit characteristics mentioned above. But when we pick a fully ripe coffee cherry on the spot, whether it is smelled or eaten, it does not
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Mandheling coffee is a single-origin coffee often seen in specialty coffee shops. Legend has it that before Blue Mountain Coffee was discovered, Mandheling was once regarded as the best coffee and was very popular. Mandheling coffee cup is considered to be the richest coffee in the world. When tasting Mandheling, you can clearly feel the taste on your tongue.
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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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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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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: The degree of roasting of Frontsteet Coffee coffee beans determines the flavor of coffee. Many coffee shops will indicate the degree of roasting on the coffee beans sold, such as light roast, medium roast, cinnamon roast, etc., which makes it easy to
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Is single-origin coffee bad because it’s a little sour? Why does single-origin coffee taste sour? Where does the sourness of this item come from? 1. The source of sourness: coffee cherry. I think many people don’t know that coffee originally looks like this, just like cherries, with a shiny feeling.
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Some friends who don't like sourness and are new to single-origin coffee say to the barista when they arrive at the cafe: "I want a cup of hand-brewed coffee that is not sour." At this time, the barista will usually recommend Mandheling coffee beans. After brewing it and taking the first sip, the answer I got was that it was bitter, and some people even wanted to add sugar.
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Introduction to Front Street Typica Coffee Coffee varieties are simply divided into three categories: Arabica, Robusta, and Liberia. These are the three major original species of coffee beans. No matter where the coffee is grown in the world, it cannot escape from these three major species. We often hear about Front Street Jamaica Blue Mountain, Front Street Oiran, and Front Street Yerga.
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As the weather gets hotter, more and more people want to drink iced coffee. As a result, the simple and hassle-free cold brew is back in everyone's refrigerator, ready to last the whole summer. Recently, several novices came to the Front Street store to buy some coffee beans suitable for cold brewing, and asked about low-cost production methods.
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Yirgacheffe is a coffee-producing region in southern Ethiopia. Yirgacheffe coffee is also considered one of the best coffees in the world. Front Street learned that Yirgacheffe coffee is also the first single-origin coffee that many coffee enthusiasts come into contact with. YirgaCheffe in the local language is
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