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A preliminary guide for coffee novices - how to choose the flavor you want to drink. How to choose the coffee beans you want to taste is really a big problem. I have summarized the taste and characteristics of several common coffee beans. The flavors of the coffee beans introduced below range from fresh to rich, from sour to bitter.
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Generally speaking, the beans used for espresso are roasted to a medium to medium-dark degree, because espresso is not only used for making black coffee, but also for making fancy coffees such as latte, Australian white, and mocha. If the roasting degree is too light, not only will the oil be scarce, but the flavor of the coffee will also be easily tainted by the milk.
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Espresso is made with espresso as the base. Looking at the composition of most espresso, one/double shot of good quality espresso is indispensable. Americano is made by adding a large amount of drinking water to the espresso, while latte is made by adding milk to the espresso. Flavored coffees such as mocha are made by adding additional ingredients to the latte.
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When opening a coffee shop, choosing beans is always the most unavoidable task. The first reaction of many novice bosses is to "pick the most expensive one", but the cost cannot be kept down. Some people only look at the price, and the reputation of their products collapses. In fact, the mature idea of using beans for opening a store is to match them in different grades: one main bean to make the base, a cost-bean to control the price, and a special bean.
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SOE refers to espresso beans from a single origin or single origin. Use them to make latte, and the coffee flavor will be more individual than common blends. It can be bright and fruity, or go the nutty, cocoa and caramel route. Whether it tastes good or not does not depend on the identity of SOE itself, but on the coffee concentration, milk ratio and the day.
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After making cold brew coffee, don't be in a hurry to drink it directly - although the pure drink is already very refreshing, cold brew is actually a very plastic "base wine": it has a light bitterness, a strong sweetness, and a clean flavor. It can be added to anything, and with a little effort, you can create a whole summer drink menu. This article compiles 6 ways to drink cold brew
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Blend coffee refers to a mixture of coffee beans from two or more different producing areas. When people order at outside cafes, as long as the barista doesn't emphasize it separately, the coffee beans used are usually Italian blended coffee beans and medium to dark roasted. Made with this Italian blend of beans, it's as refreshing as an American style
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When making Italian coffee, beans determine the lower limit. Whether the espresso tastes good, whether the latte art goes smoothly, and whether the milk coffee blends well or not, largely depends on the Italian beans you choose. Today’s article will not talk about metaphysics, but will explain Italian bean selection clearly from the three dimensions of oil, recipe, and scene. Fat: Espresso, the "face" of Italian beans
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The reason why cold brew is popular is not only because it tastes good, but also because it is "easy" - you can make a pot at a time and keep it in the refrigerator for several days, so you can have a cup anytime and anywhere. However, the requirements for beans in different scenarios are actually different: in the office, they need to be durable and stable, while in camping, they need concentrated flavor and not diluted with ice.
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As two terms that beginners must learn, espresso and Americano have long been used all over the world, but some friends are still confused about them and how to make them at home. Today’s article will answer your doubts. Italian coffee, also called espresso, espresso
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When it comes to making espresso at home, determining the freshness and taste preferences of the coffee beans in the blend is most critical. Italian blended coffee is also called mixed coffee. Simply put, it is a coffee that has been professionally prepared by a barista and mixed together different coffee beans to achieve a specific flavor. The more traditional blending goal is nothing more than flavor ratio
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The same coffee, made differently, will have a very different flavor. For example, Indonesian Mandheling coffee, which is also medium-dark roasted, will have a mellow but not irritating taste when brewed by hand, with characteristics of caramel, herbs, and spices; while using a coffee machine to extract espresso will produce a rich layer of coffee oil, which is not
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The Espresso Machine has a boiler design inside to facilitate the generation of hot water. The high-pressure hot water, which is close to boiling, is passed through finely ground, flat-packed coffee powder to produce a drink of about 30ml. It has a rich flavor and a dense layer of oil. Italian coffee on the market
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There is no fixed answer to whether SOE tastes good when made into a latte. It is usually made from coffee beans from a single origin or batch, and the flavor recognition will be more obvious than common blends. After milk is added, the sweet and sour, fruity and nutty tones of coffee will be re-amplified or softened, so the same cup of beans can be used for breakfast, afternoon
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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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Whether it's for waking up in the morning, refreshing yourself in the afternoon, or enjoying it slowly at home, by choosing the right coffee beans, you can bring the delicious taste of the cafe home. Today I bring you a coffee bean brand that has a reputation online across the Internet, and we have compiled bagged coffee beans that have a stable flavor and are worth repurchasing, so that novices will not be disappointed, and seasoned fans can also stock up with their eyes closed. mouth
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As we all know, hand-brewed coffee and espresso coffee have different textures due to different extraction methods and filtering equipment. For example, hand-brewed coffee will be cleaner, while Italian coffee will be mellower. Because of this, friends often start making espresso by brewing beans with their hands or using espresso beans.
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Many people who are new to specialty coffee will encounter a question: What is the difference between single-origin beans and blended beans? Which one should you choose for daily drinking? In fact, there is no difference between the two, they just have different positioning and uses. If you understand their differences, you won’t have to worry about choosing beans. What are single-origin beans? Single-origin beans are beans that come from a single
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Italian coffee beans are not only suitable for espresso, but also for American style in the morning, latte in the afternoon, and fruity coffee with ice, all of which can correspond to different flavor directions. Before you decide to buy, think about which drink you make most often: Do you want the richness of nutty cocoa, or do you want the bright, fruity aroma of black coffee? With a clear scene, Douzi
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Coffee blending requires the use of two or more single-origin coffees. A good blend can become the "logo" of a cafe or coffee brand, and the blended coffee that can become a "logo" must taste delicious and leave a deep impression on people. Compared with single-origin coffee, blending can produce a rounder and more flavorful taste.
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