FrontStreet Coffee found the following content related to "style" for you
Many friends will make a cup of Americano coffee when they get up in the morning! Not only because of the demand for the "effects" brought by Americano, but also because it is very simple to make. You only need to extract a portion of espresso, then add a certain amount of water and stir evenly. A cup of Americano coffee that can both refresh and reduce swelling is completed.
Read more →
Whether a cup of Italian coffee tastes smooth or not often depends on whether the beans and the way you drink it work together. If you want to drink a cup quickly in the morning, you can pay attention to whether the aroma is clear and whether the entrance is rounded; after adding milk, you need to see whether the coffee liquid can leave a cocoa, nutty or caramel-like taste. Think clearly about the cup type you will drink every day, and then choose the right cup
Read more →
The value of home Italian blends lies in the ability to switch drinks with the rhythm of the day. You need a short and concentrated cup of espresso in the morning, you want to add milk at breakfast, you might want to make an iced American style in the afternoon, and you have to entertain your family with a moka pot on the weekends. Beans suitable for families usually have a clear sweetness, adequate thickness, and a tolerance to different
Read more →
Want to get started with single-origin coffee, but don’t know where to start? In fact, the world of single-origin beans is not as complicated as imagined - first get to know a few representative beans, find your favorite flavor direction, and the rest of the journey will be smooth. This article has compiled a list of popular ones suitable for beginners, from gentle to stunning, explained in one go.
Read more →
SOE is the abbreviation of Single Origin Espresso, which refers to using coffee beans from a single origin to make espresso instead of mixing beans from different origins. It can be used to make espresso, American style and latte, and can also be hand brewed to present the flavor of the place of origin. For ordinary consumers, SO
Read more →
There is an invisible "roast degree migration line" hidden in the growth path of home Italian players: most people start with dark roasting, but after a few years there are piles of medium and light roasted beans in the coffee corner. This is not a simple change of taste, there is a clear logic of taste development behind it. Looking back at this migration line, you can have a clearer understanding of where you have reached.
Read more →What are espresso beans? Espresso beans focus on the use of espresso machines, with the goal of making delicious espresso. For stability, beans from more than two origins are usually used for blending, so that each extraction can be mastered, thus balancing the taste of American style and latte. There are many coffee beans on the market
Read more →
The degree of roasting changes the flavor focus and extraction rhythm of the coffee beans. Light roasting usually retains more floral and fruity aromas and bright acidity, medium roasting tends to present sweetness and balance, and dark roasting tends to favor nuts, cocoa and thick taste. There is no distinction between them, the key is whether they match your drinking style. Italian extraction focuses on powder quantity and grinding
Read more →Someone once said that there is no difference between hot American medicine and Chinese medicine when it comes to suffering. If you insist on finding a difference, it is that Chinese medicine can be covered by medical insurance, but hot American medicine has to pay for it yourself. In essence, both iced American and hot American are black coffee diluted with Italian espresso, but everyone’s impression of hot American is different.
Read more →
A cup of commercial coffee beans not only serves the efficiency of coffee shops, but can also correspond to different drinking methods at home. When rushing to work, you need refreshing and neat American style; for weekend breakfast, milk coffee should have a full aroma; as the weather gets hotter, iced drinks pay more attention to freshness and sweetness. Choose according to the scene, you can compare just by looking at the packaging
Read more →What is SOE Espresso? What is SOE? "SOE" is actually the abbreviation of "Single Origin Espresso", which translates to: "Single Origin Espresso". That is to say, the espresso coffee made from a single origin is emphasized. Compared with blending, a single origin coffee
Read more →Front Street found that many friends are still stuck in the problem of "should water be added to Americano coffee first or last". Because every time Front Street serves American coffee, friends always ask: "The most authentic way to make American coffee is to pour the concentrate first and then the water, but why are most of the American coffees produced now pouring the water first and then the espresso?"
Read more →For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Our four common types of ice coffee are iced Americano, iced hand brew, cold brew and iced drip coffee. Some friends may not be familiar with these four types of iced coffee, so Front Street will try a few of them.
Read more →Basic information about home coffee machines: 1. The electric coffee machines currently used at home are generally divided into two forms, home espresso machines and American coffee machines: Italian espresso machine: It can make the taste of Americano, cappuccino or latte that you usually drink in cafes, and can satisfy the needs of extracting espresso and milk foaming latte art.
Read more →
Many people will subconsciously frown when they drink sour Americano, thinking that the beans are not fresh or there is something wrong with the extraction. In fact, there is no right or wrong in acid itself, the key lies in which kind of acid it is. Common acids in American cuisine can be roughly divided into three categories: bright citrus acid, thick berry acid, and fermented acid. Different types, exchange
Read more →What is Americano? "Americano" (English: Americano, Italian: Caffe Americano) is traditionally black coffee made using a drip coffee pot. Because the general extraction time is relatively long (about four or five minutes), the coffee tastes better.
Read more →
Black coffee and milk coffee have different requirements for beans. Black coffee requires the aroma and sweetness to be independent, while milk coffee requires the coffee liquid to have sufficient concentration and body, and to still retain a clear flavor after adding milk. It will be easier to choose the right one by first determining whether milk is added to the cup, and then deciding on the style of beans. Mount
Read more →
Black coffee and milk coffee have different requirements for beans. Black coffee requires the aroma and sweetness to be independent, while milk coffee requires the coffee liquid to have sufficient concentration and body, and to still retain a clear flavor after adding milk. It will be easier to choose the right one by first determining whether milk is added to the cup, and then deciding on the style of beans. Mount
Read more →
The degree of roasting changes the flavor focus and extraction rhythm of the coffee beans. Light roasting usually retains more floral and fruity aromas and bright acidity, medium roasting tends to present sweetness and balance, and dark roasting tends to favor nuts, cocoa and thick taste. There is no distinction between them, the key is whether they match your drinking style. Moka pot is a steam pressure extraction
Read more →
The degree of roasting changes the flavor focus and extraction rhythm of the coffee beans. Light roasting usually retains more floral and fruity aromas and bright acidity, medium roasting tends to present sweetness and balance, and dark roasting tends to favor nuts, cocoa and thick taste. There is no distinction between them, the key is whether they match your drinking style. Moka pot is a steam pressure extraction
Read more →