How to drink Burundian coffee? brief introduction of Burundian coffee

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How do you drink Burundian coffee?

Burundian coffee is a coffee of origin, which is not common and belongs to the category of boutique coffee. It can be used as individual coffee, conscious blending and so on.

1. Pressure infiltration type:

When the water at 91 degrees Celsius touches the coffee powder, the soul of the coffee begins to wake up. This is a direct presentation of the true color of coffee beans, showing the nature and baking degree of coffee beans, the simplest and least skillful way of brewing, the so-called "lazy coffee". Use a glass pot with a filter on the top, pour in the coffee powder, heat the blister for about 4 minutes, press the pressure rod slowly, separate the coffee grounds and drink.

two。 Siphon:

The most dramatic scene in the process of turning a coffee bean into coffee, when the current rises, you hold your breath and expect that when it becomes coffee to fall, this is a classical and never-ending popular method of coffee extraction.

Using the siphon coffee pot, using the siphon principle, the boiling hot water is washed onto the coffee powder and stewed to produce the original flavor of the coffee.

3. Trickle filter:

Vietnamese coffee brewing method, which originated in France, is easy to operate. Add the coffee powder to the filter paper on the funnel; heat the water until the coffee powder is wet through; all the hot water flows into the pot and you can drink.

4. Italian style:

The extraction of each cup of Espresso (Italian concentrate) is a dialogue between classical technology and modern technology, and the appearance and taste of each cup of Espresso is also the general report of the physical examination of coffee beans. This is a high-pressure way, let the steam quickly pass through the coffee powder, extract the strong coffee, add the coffee powder to the coffee box in the middle, add water to the pot below, close the upper and lower pots, heat until all the water in the lower pot evaporates, pour out and drink.

5. Hand-driven:

First warm the coffee cup and brewing utensils, fold in half along the bottom edge and side sewing line of the filter paper, open the filter paper and place the filter paper on the filter paper, measure the coffee powder and pour it into the filter paper, and shake the filter cup left and right to make the coffee powder surface smooth. Wet the coffee surface evenly and slowly with hot water about 90 degrees Celsius, steam for 20-30 seconds, divide into 2-3 times from the center to the surrounding, and then slowly inject hot water like a circle from the four sides to the center.

6. Automatic percolation:

Use a drip coffee machine, use electricity to drive hot water, and use steaming to release coffee essence.

Brief introduction of Burundian coffee

Burundi coffee was introduced by Belgian colonists in 1930. Unfortunately, many of these farms are on the border with war-torn Rwanda, putting pressure on coffee production.

Coffee producing areas in Burundi:

Coffee in Burundi is now grown only on small farms. Almost all coffee produced in Burundi is Arabian coffee beans, while coffee trees in Ngozi are planted at an altitude of more than 1200 meters.