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With the popularity of the concept of specialty coffee, it has become people's consensus to emphasize the regional flavor, that is, the taste of the beans themselves, at least in part. The third wave after 2000 emphasized origin and light roasting flavor. Coffees from many origins are becoming more and more familiar. Among them, Kenyan coffee is known for its bright acidity.
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In the morning, you need a cup of cold coffee that has a clear taste and is not overly irritating. The aroma and sweetness of the beans must remain recognizable at low temperatures. Cold brew is suitable for preparing the night before, while ice brew is better for weekend mornings when you have time to wait. Both methods can reduce the sharpness brought by hot water, but will enhance the flavor orientation of the soybeans themselves.
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Many people will be surprised by the taste when they drink hand-brewed coffee for the first time: it turns out that coffee is not only bitter, it can be sour, sweet, fragrant, like fruit tea, and like flowers. This is the "Flower and Fruity Pie" that is very popular in hand-brewed coffee. Its charm lies in amplifying the original flavor of the coffee beans to you:
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Cold brew and ice drip are both suitable for making coffee into refreshing drinks, but the way they present the flavor is different. Cold brew is mostly done by soaking, which has a soft taste and consistent sweetness. It is suitable for making in advance and drinking in portions. Ice dripping allows the water to slowly pass through the coffee powder, making the aroma and layers clearer. It is suitable for slowly observing the flavor changes at home. select
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Not long ago, a fan of washed beans was welcomed into the Front Street store. He had bought a lot of washed coffee, but he couldn’t make the coffee taste better at home, so he asked Front Street if he had any tips or suggestions. So today we will discuss the brewing plan for washed coffee. What is washed coffee? in coffee
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Not long ago, a fan of washed beans was welcomed into the Front Street store. He had bought a lot of washed coffee, but he couldn’t make the coffee taste better at home, so he asked Front Street if he had any tips or suggestions. So today we will discuss the brewing plan for washed coffee. What is washed coffee? in coffee
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The charm of light roasted beans is often hidden in the floral aroma, fruity acidity and sweetness, but the same bean will have different feelings when placed in different times, utensils and drinks. If you want to wake up and feel refreshed in the morning, want to take your time on the weekends, or need a cup of iced coffee when the weather is hot, you can find corresponding options. Let’s start with the most common coffee drink every day.
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Hand brewing in the morning is suitable for coffee beans with bright aroma and light entrance, which can bring clear acidity and sweetness before the taste is fully awakened; in the afternoon, you can choose beans with rich layers and obvious temperature changes, and feel the aroma transformation while drinking. For quick drinking mainly in the office or at home, the flavor profile is clear and punchy.
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Fruity coffee is one of the most popular qualities of high-quality coffee. They are usually divided into stone fruits (peaches, apricots, apples), citrus (oranges, lemons, grapefruits, oranges) and berries (raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, blackcurrants, cherries). Generally speaking,
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The characteristics of coffee beans can only be felt easily when put into a specific cup. In the morning, you need a light and refreshing aroma. In the afternoon, you can choose an ice drink with a juice-like feel. When you are reading quietly, you can choose a flavor with extended layers and obvious temperature changes. First think about when you will drink this cup of coffee, whether it will be a hot drink or a cold drink, and then
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Front Street Brazilian Cerrado Red Bourbon Coffee. Front Street Brazilian Red Bourbon Coffee has a round taste, a little moderate acidity, and a strong sweetness. It is known for its smooth taste. It is considered an indispensable recipe bean for making blended coffee. It can also be drunk alone. Front Street Colombian Cymbidium Production Area Coffee Front Street Colombian Cymbidium Coffee
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Whether the coffee tastes good or not is ultimately a matter of personal taste. Some people like the bright fruit acid, which they think reflects the vitality of coffee; some people prefer the mellow sweetness, which they think is a reassuring taste. Sweetness and sourness are not mutually exclusive—many good beans have both—but know your preferences and choose your beans accordingly.
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When you need a refreshing hot Americano in the morning, you can first pay attention to whether the aroma is bright, whether it is smooth in the mouth, and whether there is a sweetness after cooling. Fruity beans that are lightly roasted or medium-light roasted can still retain their layers after being diluted with hot water, and will not be left with a single bitter taste. If breakfast is lighter, floral, citrus or berry notes
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Nowadays, the number of people who have the habit of drinking coffee is getting bigger and bigger, but when they walk into Starbucks and look at the dazzling menu, many friends who have difficulty choosing start to wonder: Which coffee is not bitter? Which coffee tastes best? How should they be ranked in order of sweetness? It's very simple, as long as the syrup in that cup of coffee is added
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The balance of sourness and sweetness is not just a simple addition of sourness and sweetness, but a vitality in the mouth, followed by a soft sweetness, so that you will not be left with only irritation or bitterness after drinking. When choosing beans, you can first imagine when they will appear: in the morning when you need to refresh yourself, during work breaks you need to be neat and tidy, on weekends it is suitable to slowly feel the aroma, and corresponding to different scenes.
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Friends who often buy coffee beans will not find it difficult to find that there are always English suffixes such as AA and AB after the names of most coffee beans. Especially Kenyan coffee beans, such as Kenya AA, Kenya AB, Kenya PB, Kenya AA+, Top, etc. "So what do these suffixes mean?
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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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SOE Italian beans refer to coffee beans that are mainly from a single origin, estate or clear source, and use Italian extraction methods to present the flavor. It is not only suitable for espresso cups, but can also be extended to Americano, iced coffee and milk coffee. When choosing, you may wish to first imagine when you will drink it, whether to add water and milk, and then look at the aroma of the beans.
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If you like floral and fruity scents, you can start by deciding when to drink it every day and whether you want it hot or iced. It is also lightly roasted beans. Brew a cup slowly in the morning, focusing on the spread of aroma. Drinking it with ice in the afternoon pays more attention to whether the sourness and sweetness are refreshing. If you want to pair it with milk, you must also consider whether the coffee liquid can leave enough fruity sweetness. According to these facts
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Many years ago, the naming method of coffee was very simple, and most of them were directly named after the region where the producer was located. For example, coffee produced in Yirgacheffe is called Yirgacheffe coffee, coffee produced in Honduras is called Honduran coffee, and coffee produced in Brazil is called Brazilian coffee... But
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