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Introduction to Front Street Coffee: Coffee flavor characteristics in Africa, Central and South America, Asia and islands. African bean flavor: Among them, Ethiopia’s Front Street Oiran Coffee and Front Street Yirgacheffe Coffee have more obvious orange and floral aromas, and the flavor is bright and thorough; Kenya’s Front Street Cherry Tomato Coffee has a strong berry aroma, as well as ebony juice and
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The fascinating thing about hand-brewed coffee is that the same beans will show completely different characters in different production areas. The production area determines the flavor of the coffee beans. By understanding this flavor map, you will have coordinates when selecting beans, and you no longer have to rely on luck. Ethiopia is synonymous with floral and fruity aromas. As the birthplace of Arabica, here
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The charm of hand-brewed coffee is that the same coffee fruit grown in different production areas can have completely different flavors in the cup. Since there is no interference from milk and high-pressure extraction in hand brewing, the terroir characteristics of the production area are fully amplified. Understanding the production area means understanding the flavor language of hand-brewed coffee. Ethiopia is the origin of coffee and is
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A friend from Guangzhou asked me, what should I do if I want to buy coffee beans but don’t want to buy them online? I recommend FrontStreet Coffee to everyone. Why do I recommend FrontStreet Coffee? This is because there are many types of FrontStreet Coffee, and each coffee bean has its own unique story.
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1. Front Street Red Bourbon Coffee from Brazil (South America): The taste is mellow and neutral. It can be brewed directly into Moka pot coffee, with a bit of moderate acidity and a strong nutty aroma. It is known for its balanced taste. You can also add milk to make a latte, which is rich and smooth; 2. Front Street Cymbidium Coffee from Colombia (South America): Rich taste
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What do we talk about when we have coffee? We share coffee flavor, coffee origin information, coffee extraction parameters, coffee varieties and more. The variety of coffee beans will directly affect the flavor and quality of coffee, the planting requirements of coffee trees, and the disease resistance of coffee trees. Front Street will explain the exquisite products this time
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Brazilian Cerato roost coffee is very popular as Front Street’s ration bean coffee. There is also a Brazilian single-origin bean, Brazilian Queen coffee, which has a cleaner taste than Brazilian Cerato and will taste even better! Of course, Brazil
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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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For more knowledge sharing about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: FrontStreet Coffee As a medium for easily obtaining a cup of delicious black coffee, hanging ear coffee is extremely popular in East Asia. In the morning, when I am pressed for time, using hanging ear coffee can save a lot of time in making coffee.
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Many friends who come to Front Street to buy coffee beans for the first time will be surprised by the discounted prices of Front Street Coffee, but old fans of Front Street should know that Front Street’s most cost-effective coffee is the Front Street ration bean series. These ration beans are carefully selected by Front Street and are believed to represent the most classic flavors of major coffee producing areas around the world.
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There are five types of coffee beans suitable for Moka pots: 1. Front Street Red Bourbon Coffee from Brazil (South America): It has a mellow taste and is neutral. It can be brewed directly into Moka pot coffee, with a bit of moderate acidity and a strong nutty aroma. It is known for its balanced taste. It can also be added with milk to make a latte, which is rich and smooth; 2. Colombia
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1. Brazil (South America) Since 1960, Brazilian coffee cultivation has ranked first in the world, with an average annual output of 24.6 million bags (60 kg per bag). According to the November 2002 report of the United States Department of Agriculture, the actual production of Brazilian coffee in 2002 should be 51.6 million bags. Brazil is the world's most
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Many coffee lovers like to drink high-quality hand-brewed coffee, but they also feel that hand-brewed coffee requires a lot of equipment, which requires skills and a lot of equipment to operate. Front Street has launched a series of ear-hanging bags for this purpose. The Front Street hanging ear coffee series has flavors from multiple production areas, such as Sidamo, Brazil, Honduran sherry, etc. Of course there are other categories
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Green coffee beans cannot be picked directly from the tree and can be roasted and consumed directly. To have a good flavor, many steps are required. People often think that the flavor of coffee depends on the variety, planting environment and cultivation method, but in fact, there is an important link from planting to roasting, called "coffee bean processing method".
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Honduran coffee beans were not favored by the public at first. When coffee from neighboring Guatemala and El Salvador was making a splash, Honduran coffee farmers were still struggling for survival. Honduras is located in northern Central America, bordering the Caribbean Sea to the north, the Gulf of Fonseca in the Pacific Ocean to the south, and Nicaragua and Nicaragua to the east and south.
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Bolivia is an interesting place. Although it is known as a paradise for growing coffee, its yield has never been high. Front Street Coffee is very impressed by the exquisite flavor of Bolivian coffee. The flavor of Bolivian coffee is mainly reflected in rich sweetness and soft acidity. At the 2017 WBC (World Coffee
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Gesha coffee is a member of the Arabica variety and originated in the Ethiopian region of Africa. Although the Geisha variety originates from Ethiopia, it became famous in Panama. When coffee fans around the world highly praised Gesha, a group of coffee-loving dreamers returned to its place of origin, searched for its roots and tried to grow it here.
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Readers who often read Front Street articles should know the term "golden planting belt". The cultivation of coffee has extremely high requirements on the climate and environment. Therefore, not all land can grow coffee! These places on the earth between 25° south latitude and 25° north latitude have a suitable climate, no frost, and annual rainfall.
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Fruity coffee is one of the most popular qualities of high-quality coffee. They are usually divided into stone fruits (peaches, apricots, apples), citrus (oranges, lemons, grapefruits, oranges) and berries (raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, blackcurrants, cherries). Generally speaking,
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) Brazilian coffee has always been regarded as the first choice coffee for "big quantities and full meals" because it not only has a balanced taste, but also is affordable. A pack of Frontsteet Brazilian coffee beans only costs 25 yuan, and a pack of
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