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The flavor dimension of a cup of coffee goes far beyond the sour and bitter ends, including aroma, sweetness, body, mouth feel and finish. When choosing beans, first think clearly whether you want floral and fruity aromas, nutty cocoa, or a balance between the two, and then follow the production area, processing method, and roasting degree to match them. In Italian extraction, the amount of powder and grinding
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The word "dark roast" has discouraged many people - when I think of dark roast, I think of a cup of strong coffee that is bitter and astringent. But if you ask people who really know coffee, they will probably tell you: the bitterness of dark roasted beans is different from what you imagine. The bitterness of dark roasted beans is the bitterness of dark chocolate and the sweetness of caramelization.
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In the process of tasting coffee, we will first smell the aroma, then taste the flavor and taste of the coffee, and finally feel the aftertaste of the coffee before it ends. We can easily understand and intuitively feel the aroma of coffee and the flavor of coffee, but what exactly is the aftertaste? Aftertaste, called "afterta" in English
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There is no doubt that the Americano is the most popular coffee drink today. Among them, most friends drink iced Americano. Basically, out of every 10 cups of Americano, 8 cups are iced Americano, the remaining 2 cups are hot Americano, and occasionally 1 cup of room temperature Americano is included. Why does everyone choose to drink iced Americano coffee? Of course it is
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After many De'Longhi users moved their machines home, they plugged in the beans, pressed the buttons, and a cup of espresso came out, but few of them seriously touched the grinding setting. In fact, the advantage of fully automatic is not only to save trouble, but also to provide an extraction entrance that can be fine-tuned, and the relationship between the gear and the beans directly determines the concentration of this cup of Italian.
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With the rise of the third wave of specialty coffee culture in recent years, more and more people are loving "single origin coffee". The so-called "single origin coffee" refers to coffee beans from a single production area, which usually means higher quality coffee. The roasting process will be adjusted according to the origin and variety characteristics to present the original taste of the coffee.
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Mandheling coffee beans can be said to be the signature of Indonesian coffee beans. In many cases, the three words Mandheling represent high-quality Indonesian coffee beans. Many coffees also regard Mandheling as the representative of Indonesian coffee and even Asian coffee. Its flavor is a viscous tonality of rich chocolate, nuts, herbs, and spices. Mandheling coffee
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As the temperature drops, more and more customers order hot milk coffee at the Front Street store. The heated sweet milk and espresso blend into a cup of smooth hot latte, which is indeed very warming. In order to prevent the hot latte from cooling down so quickly after being served, some friends will heat up the milk. At this time, it is especially important to maintain a moderate milk temperature.
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In the world of espresso, nothing is more important than a perfect cup of espresso. The ideal espresso has a creamy texture, strong coffee flavor and viscous texture, and a long-lasting aftertaste. Although it seems simple, in fact, in order to make a perfect espresso, we need to
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Mandheling coffee beans have larger particles and harder beans. In addition, Indonesia’s unique local coffee processing method (the process of extracting coffee beans) is prone to defects. After the processing is completed, if the control process is not strict enough, it is easy to cause uneven quality. In addition, different degrees of roasting will also directly affect the taste, so it becomes controversial.
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If you want to drink a refreshing American cup of coffee in the morning, you can choose single-origin beans with citrus, tea or ripe fruit aromas, so that the concentrate will still have a bright aroma after adding water; if you want to taste coffee directly in the afternoon, you can focus on sweetness, acidity and aftertaste. SOE is not a practice exclusive to coffee shops. Home Italian espresso machines can also bring out the characteristics of a single production area.
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Ice-drip coffee is extracted at low temperature for a long time, and the entrance is usually softer than hot coffee, and the aroma will slowly unfold as the ice cubes melt and the temperature changes. It’s great to prepare ahead of time and pair with different beans according to the time of day you drink it: light and refreshing in the morning, fruity and bright in the afternoon, or after dinner.
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The choice of espresso beans often depends on which cup it will end up in. Whether you want a quick cup of espresso in the morning, a smooth latte in the afternoon, or you prefer an Americano with ice in hot weather, you all have different requirements for the concentration, sweetness and aroma of coffee. First think about the drinks you drink most every day. You will be better prepared when choosing beans.
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Today’s article on Front Street hopes to help you understand the flavors of different coffee bean producing areas and quickly find the coffee that suits you. Usually we can divide coffee into three major producing areas; Africa, Asia, America, and coffee from several island countries: African coffee beans usually have a rich floral and fruity aroma and are very acidic.
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The coffee made from the Moka pot can be drank directly, or mixed with water, ice or milk. Different drinking methods have different requirements for concentration, body and aroma, and the grinding degree should also be fine-tuned accordingly. Usually you can start with medium-fine grinding. The powder particles are slightly larger than espresso and finer than regular hand brewing. There will be enough concentration in the entrance.
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A cup of coffee with reduced acidity and continued sweetness is often more suitable for daily use, rather than just for drinking when you focus on tasting. Breakfast needs to be soft and smooth, the office wants to be awake but not irritating, and you can leave time to observe the aroma changes in the afternoon. First imagine when this cup of coffee will appear, and then consider the taste, thickness, and aroma.
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It can be said that espresso is the standard in 98% of coffee shops. It includes a series of drinks we are familiar with such as American style, latte, cappuccino, Australian white, mocha... and the espresso that makes these delicious coffees is the one. So, can we make delicious Italian coffee at home? Which
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In the morning, you need a cup of refreshing and smooth hot Americano. You should not just pursue high concentration of beans. You should have fruity sweetness in the mouth and a clean finish, so that you can feel relaxed when you first get up. As long as the water temperature and extraction are stable, beans associated with ripe fruits, honey or caramel are usually more suitable for fasting or pairing than those with a simple bitter taste.
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If you want to drink a cup of coffee without milk in the morning, a home espresso machine can also make SOE. SOE is the abbreviation of Single Origin Espresso, which refers to the use of coffee beans from a single origin or a single batch to make espresso. Its focus is not on the equipment label, but on the characteristics of the production area of a bean.
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