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Yesterday, a friend talked to Front Street about a very interesting phenomenon. He found that when brewing coffee, most people would still choose to watch the changes in the filter cup intently, even during the waiting interval when no water was added, as if they were trying to pry out some information from the powder bed. Don't tell me, I do believe it
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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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Yirgacheffe is not a fixed flavor, nor is it a bean that can be identified by smelling floral or citrus aromas. It corresponds to the name of the production area in southern Ethiopia. To truly identify it, you must look at the packaging information, the state of the beans, and the performance after brewing together. Drink hot hand brew in the morning, make iced coffee in the afternoon, and even add milk.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Many friends who are new to coffee are very confused when they see coffee terms with mocha. How to get started with espresso coffee and how to get started with single-origin coffee: mocha coffee
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Oiran coffee is a single-origin coffee from Ethiopia. It is famous for its explosive aroma and sweetness, and its taste is very recognizable. It once won the first place in Ethiopian international coffee cupping for sun-dried beans in the 2017 production season, and this batch of green beans was also named "Oiran" because of its status as the champion. In mining
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Oiran coffee is a single-origin coffee from Ethiopia. It is famous for its explosive aroma and sweetness, and its taste is very recognizable. It once won the first place in Ethiopian international coffee cupping for sun-dried beans in the 2017 production season, and this batch of green beans was also named "Oiran" because of its status as the champion. In mining
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There are a dazzling array of coffee brewing instructional books in bookstores. Those of you who are just starting to learn manual brewing must be worried about whether this is the right thing to do in every aspect of brewing, right? What is the most important thing when making coffee by hand? To put it simply, it means mastering the status of coffee beans, the standard of flavor, and maintaining the correct
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Espresso coffee has been around for a while. It is the pride of Italians, and it is also a cultural asset that espresso coffee brings to the world. Its nature is similar to the contribution of Ethiopian varieties to specialty coffee. Italian coffee spread from Italy to the world and became a status existence.
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From the beginning of grinding beans to the end of extraction, making a cup of espresso takes less than 60 seconds. It seems that making a cup of delicious coffee is not a complicated operation. But as the front street often says, although it looks simple, there are actually not many details that need to be paid attention to. As the saying goes: details determine
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Freshly ground coffee is more fragrant. This has long been a commonplace topic. We also know the importance of freshness to coffee flavor. But, sometimes in order to avoid trouble, when buying coffee beans, many friends will ask the merchant to grind them into powder before shipping, because this way they don’t have to worry about what scale to use when brewing.
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I believe that friends are no longer unfamiliar with the name "Mocha", because in the coffee circle, products named after it can be said to be common. For example, "mocha coffee beans", "mocha coffee", or "moka pot". This makes people wonder, they are all called "Mocha", and there is some kind of connection between the three of them.
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Freshly ground coffee is more fragrant. This has long been a commonplace topic. We also know the importance of freshness to coffee flavor. But, sometimes in order to avoid trouble, when buying coffee beans, many friends will ask the merchant to grind them into powder before shipping, because this way they don’t have to worry about what scale to use when brewing.
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Espresso coffee has been around for some time. It is the pride of Italians, and it is also a cultural asset that espresso coffee has brought to the world. Its nature is similar to the contribution of Ethiopian varieties to specialty coffee. Italian coffee spread from Italy to the world and became a status existence.
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Iced coffee is a test for the beans: low temperature will amplify the sweetness and weaken the aroma, so the flavor concentration of the beans must be sufficient. The Ethiopian Oiran on Front Street makes iced hand-brews. The aroma of strawberry and passion fruit is still clear after the ice cubes cool down; the blueberry juice in Xija feels like a smoothie with ice after being chilled, and the flavor concentration of iced coffee is as strong as beans.
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A non-acid Yirgacheffe is a counter-intuitive choice - Yirgacheffe is known for its acidity, but roasting and processing methods can change the expression of the acid: in the medium-dark roasted version, the acidity is rounded, and the sweetness of nuts and caramel emerges. Although Front Street’s Queen of Brazil Estate is not yega, it represents the flavor logic of this “low sour and sweet” route;
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For the same cup of iced coffee, cold brew and ice brewing take two completely different paths. Ice hand brewing uses hot water to quickly extract, and then relies on ice cubes to lock the aroma. The flavor structure is close to that of hot hand brewing, with bright acidity and rising aroma. Cold extraction allows the coffee powder to be soaked in low-temperature water for a long time, so that less bitter substances are dissolved, and the taste is round and sweet.
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The coffee produced by the Moka pot has high concentration and concentrated aroma, and often has an obvious roasting feeling in the mouth. When choosing beans, you don’t need to chase complicated production areas first. First, think about when you will drink this pot of coffee: drink it directly in the morning, add milk at breakfast, or drink it slowly in the afternoon with ice. Once the scene is determined, flavor selection becomes much easier.
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After the De'Longhi coffee machine arrives at home, most people only have random bonus beans or commercial beans they buy casually, and the official ration beans are still on the way. There is a "transition period" between turning on the machine and drinking it stably. The bean mixing strategy during this period directly determines your initial impression of the machine. This article gives users of new phones a set of random beans to
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This article is an American coffee brewing tutorial from FrontStreet Coffee. Before the article begins, let me first talk about what is Italian style, what is American style, what is hand-brewed coffee, and what is black coffee. Italian refers to the concentrated liquid extracted with an espresso machine. Most
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Latte is derived from the transliteration of Italian Latte. Latte coffee refers to coffee that is mixed with a certain proportion of milk in espresso. It is a type of fancy coffee. The original latte originated in Vienna, the capital of music. Viennese people began drinking coffee in the 17th century, when the Turkish army attacked
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