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SOE Americano does not mean sour coffee. SOE refers to single-origin concentrate. After water is added to the coffee liquid, the aroma brought by the production area and processing method will be more directly presented. It can be bright and fruity, or it can be soft and sweet. Whether it suits you or not often depends on when and in what state you are going to drink it.
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Coffee fans who often drink Italian coffee know that the ratio of espresso to milk used in mocha, cappuccino, latte, etc. is different. Some add a single shot of espresso, and some add a double shot. So what is the difference between the grinding of one shot and two shots of espresso? What coffee beans should be used to make espresso?
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What makes a good cup of coffee? Excellent brewing techniques and equipment are of course indispensable, but Front Street Coffee believes that a high-quality coffee bean is the most important element. A few years ago, the coffee industry began to emphasize Arabica coffee beans, and some brands were even named directly after Arabica. Currently in fine
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Floral flavored coffee beans are suitable to be judged by the time of drinking, rather than just looking at the word floral on the package. In the morning, you need a cup of clear, light hot coffee. In the afternoon, you may want to drink a sour, sweet and bright ice drink. When you are reading quietly, a cup with delicate aroma and slow change is suitable. First imagine when and how you will be
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Lightly roasted floral coffee beans are suitable for drinking aroma, and are also suitable for arranging different cup shapes according to different segments of the day. You need a cup of bright, light black coffee in the morning, you can slowly feel the changing aroma of flowers in the afternoon, and you can turn to iced hand brew or cold brew when the weather is hot. Bean flavor intensity, acidity, and brewing methods
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Yirgacheffe is made into SOE, which usually brings citrus, floral, berry and tea flavors into the concentrated cup, presenting a lighter temperament than traditional dark roasted Italian. The SOE here refers to single-origin concentration. The focus is not on pursuing a strong bitter taste, but on allowing the personality of the production area to leave a clear imprint in a short extraction. When choosing beans, think first
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Walking on the streets of Guangzhou in the hot summer, sweat flowed from the top of my head to my clothes. Soon, my clothes were soaked. This is a friend you can often see in FrontStreet Coffee stores these days. A cup of iced coffee can instantly save your friends from the stove and return to heaven.
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Introduction to the Roast Degree of Front Street Coffee Beans: Light Roast: The coffee beans are roasted until they are close to the first bursting period, and the taste and aroma are insufficient. They are generally used for testing and rarely for tasting. Cinnamon Roast: Coffee beans roasted to about mid-first crack
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"I want to drink coffee, but don't recommend sour ones to me." About eight out of ten coffee novices have said this. In fact, "sour or not" is largely determined by the degree of roasting and bean type, and it has nothing to do with whether you drink coffee or not. It is a normal taste preference to love richness and nutty aroma of chocolate. This list is for those who don’t like it
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目前市面上的咖啡豆琳琅满目，选择实在太多了！ !作为咖啡入门小白，如何挑选适合自己的咖啡豆呢？本文前街咖啡就简单和大家聊一聊挑选咖啡豆的的要点。 first!我们要选择新鲜烘焙、标志着烘焙日期的咖啡豆咖啡豆在烘
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We often hear some baristas describe various flavors. Although it sounds mysterious, in fact it can be roughly divided into three categories: sour, bitter, and a balance of sour and sweet and bitter, which correspond to light roast, dark roast, and medium roast respectively. Today Front Street will talk to you about the characteristics of these roasting levels, and at the same time, we will
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The coffee brewed by the moka pot is more concentrated than hand brewing, but not as thick and firm as espresso. When choosing ration beans, you can first imagine where this pot of coffee will appear: drink it directly in the morning, add milk for breakfast, or put it in a cup to make ice coffee. Once the drinking method changes, the sourness, sweetness and mellowness of the beans need to be re-evaluated.
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Mandheling is a relatively traditional coffee bean, produced in Sumatra, Indonesia. It is usually darkly roasted, so it does not have an obvious sour taste, but more of a strong and bitter tonality of nuts, chocolate, and caramel, reflecting a mellow and sweet taste. Here are two Mandheling coffee recommendations that are suitable for daily drinking
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Earlier, Front Street wrote an article on "What will happen if I use light-roasted coffee beans to make espresso?" The article mainly wrote about Front Street using several types of light-roasted coffee beans to make espresso and testing its feasibility. This article makes some new additions to this article and shares some tips on making espresso coffee.
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Walking on the streets of Guangzhou in the hot summer, sweat flowed from the top of my head to my clothes. Soon, my clothes were soaked. This is a friend you can often see in FrontStreet Coffee stores these days. A cup of iced coffee can instantly save your friends from the stove and return to heaven.
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People who buy hand-brewed coffee beans for the first time often face a difficult choice: buy sour ones or non-sour ones? In fact, there is no standard answer to this question. The most interesting thing about hand-brewed coffee is that different beans can present completely different styles. Some people love the bright and bouncy fragrance of flowers and fruits, while some people love the warmth and solidity of the mellow style.
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"This coffee is rich in fruity tones, with flavors of citrus, lemon, oolong tea, and jasmine!!!" It may be incredible to those who have just come into contact with specialty coffee, why you can drink so many flavors in a cup of coffee! (Are you just making this up?) In this issue of Barista Development Notes, I will share a little
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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
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When Front Street introduces the flavor of coffee beans to customers, he will gain a lot of relevant knowledge. From a coffee bean to the coffee we taste, it needs to go through picking, drying, shelling and screening, roasting, and finally extraction. Each link will more or less affect the flavor performance of the coffee. Roasting degree is a question that many people are most concerned about.
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Newbie and don’t know how to choose coffee? The dazzling variety of coffee beans makes it difficult for novices to choose coffee beans. There are more than 50 kinds of beans on the shelves at FrontStreet Coffee. Many friends who come to the FrontStreet store ask about coffee for beginners the most.
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