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What is specialty coffee? Specialty coffee as defined by the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA): In short, it is coffee obtained through good green beans, good roasting, and good extraction processes. It is specialty coffee. The so-called "SOE" is actually "Single Origin Esp"
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When introducing specialty coffees from different places, Front Street rarely mentions the country Russia, because it gives us the impression of more of a love for strong vodka than a dark refreshing drink. In fact, coffee not only has a long history of development in Russia, but also has a unique taste based on local conditions.
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In the flavor universe of specialty coffee, floral aroma is the most charming "hidden Easter egg" - it makes coffee escape from the stereotype of bitterness and add a fresh and elegant layering. However, there are not many types of floral aromas that appear in coffee. Usually, white floral aromas are dominated by jasmine, coffee flowers, and magnolia, and roses are the main ones.
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Speaking of coffee rankings, perhaps it would be more appropriate to say that coffee price rankings are more appropriate. Why? Front Street believes that coffee has a price and can be clearly ranked by price. For example, Front Street Blue Mountain Coffee, Front Street Panama Geisha Coffee, Front Street Cat Shit Coffee, etc. are among the most expensive coffees in the world.
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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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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Regarding the specialty coffee producing areas in Ethiopia, many people will say Yirgacheffe and Sidamo without hesitation. What is the difference between the coffee from these two producing areas? Let's do it this time
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The concept of specialty coffee has been in China for more than 30 years and has developed rapidly in the past 10 years. At the same time, people also have questions about the concept of specialty coffee. Hand-brewed coffee is generally specialty coffee, but are American, Italian, etc. specialty coffee? In fact, in international coffee competitions, especially in Northern Europe, Italian style
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat official account: FrontStreet Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) With the wave of specialty coffee sweeping across the country in recent years, soe coffee has also begun to gain momentum. Therefore, many coffee fans who come to Front Street have recently asked why there is no soe coffee in the front street store.
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Many people’s specialty coffee journey begins with a Yirgacheffe. Among the many beans in Yirgacheffe, Ding Ding is often recommended as the "first choice for beginners". What magic does it have? This article explains its flavor, production area and suitable people at once. Citrus, berry and floral notes, Yirgacheffe
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. The style of Colombian coffee is sometimes fresh and natural, fruity and fragrant, sometimes mellow and balanced, with a chocolate aftertaste. It is the type of coffee that many people like. The diversity of styles is Colombian coffee
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There are many world-famous coffee brands. Some are mainly operated in the form of chain stores, with unified raw materials and unified standards, so the quality of coffee production will be relatively stable; some are operated as independent coffee shops, and these stores will provide different coffee products for customers to choose from. As the coffee atmosphere becomes stronger
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Specialty coffee refers to coffee beans that can clearly express the flavor of the region where they are produced. There are many ways to subdivide specialty coffee beans. For example, SCA also lists specialty coffee standards, and her definition of specialty coffee is "coffee beans cultivated in excellent terroir and with local characteristic aroma." To put it broadly and simply, you can drink the flavor of the place of origin
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The aroma of Front Street Colombian coffee is rich and thick, with bright and high-quality acidity. It also has cocoa, cookie, and chocolate flavors. It has a soft taste, high balance, and endless aftertaste, as well as a charming and just right aftertaste. It is really impressive after drinking it. Colombian coffee history Front Street is under renovation
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As we all know, African specialty coffee is dominated by floral and fruity aromas. Among them, Ethiopia is not only recognized as the birthplace of coffee, but also the home of many famous varieties. Speaking of flavor, Ethiopian coffee usually has obvious citrus and fragrant floral flavors, a light taste, and bright acidity. The most famous one is Yirgacheffe.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee "Passing by the coffee shop, under the menu of the Italian coffee it says [Add 3 yuan to SOE]." So what is this SOE, and will it taste better if it is replaced with SOE! Barista in this article
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In the world of specialty coffee, Oiran and Gesha are two names that have their own popularity. They are all famous for their unique floral and fruity aroma and are sought after by countless coffee lovers. However, the style, positioning and price of these two beans are very different, and many people are hesitant between them. Let’s put the two of them together and talk about them today to help you sort them out.
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I believe everyone in Front Street has heard of Arabica coffee. The coffee in specialty coffee shops on the market now generally consists of Arabica coffee beans. Just like the coffee varieties in Front Street Coffee are basically Arabica coffee. But today, Front Street would like to introduce to you Rob, one of the three major coffee varieties.
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Regarding the best specialty coffee beans, in fact, different people have different opinions. Personal preference is the biggest factor. For example, some people like the richness and acidity of Kenyan coffee instead of the classic balance of Colombian coffee. Some like the floral citric anhydride of Yirgacheffe, while others like the herbal alcohol of Mandheling.
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I believe everyone in Front Street has heard of Arabica coffee. The coffee in specialty coffee shops on the market now generally consists of Arabica coffee beans. Just like the coffee varieties in Front Street Coffee are basically Arabica coffee. But today, Front Street would like to introduce to you Rob, one of the three major coffee varieties.
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Colombia is the second largest producer of Arabica coffee beans in the world after Brazil. Everyone is familiar with the chocolatey taste of Colombian coffee beans. As we all know, coffee originated in Ethiopia. If no one brought coffee seeds or coffee saplings to Colombia, what would happen?
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