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How to distinguish the description of color, flavor and taste of deep-roasted Brazilian coffee beans

Published: 2024-09-19 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/09/19, Follow Cafe (official Wechat account vdailycom) found that the vast majority of Brazilian coffee is sour, sweet, bitter, mild-tempered and versatile. Accompanied by the rich Indonesian Mantenin, there will be a mellow chocolate taste; when matched with fruity and floral African beans, it will highlight special aromas such as fruits and nuts. Work

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The vast majority of Brazilian coffee is sour, sweet and bitter, with a gentle and versatile temperament. Accompanied by the rich Indonesian Mantenin, there will be a mellow chocolate taste; when matched with fruity and floral African beans, it will highlight special aromas such as fruits and nuts.

As the "backbone of coffee", Brazilian coffee is often devoted to medium-deep roasting to extract thick oils. The last thing in front of you will be espresso, American, lattes extracted from the espresso machine, or all kinds of sweet drinks that accompany milk, syrup and cream. Because of industrial production and mechanical picking, coffee production in Brazil is large, the cost is easier to control, and the spread is more widespread.

The following is a brief description of the more common Brazilian coffee beans.

-grading according to defect rate

TYPE Typ

NEW-YORK

(full imperfections)

two

6 defects

2/3

nine

three

thirteen

3/4

twenty-one

four

thirty

4/5

forty-five

five

sixty

5/6

six

-graded according to the size of legumes

Type Typ

Quality quality

NY.2

SC-17/18 FC

NY.2/3

SC-14/16 FC

NY.3/4

DD Quality

NY.4/5

SC-14/16 FC

Through the above classification, we can well understand the meaning and rules of the name of Brazilian coffee raw bean:

Brazil Santos NY.2 FC

Country + producing area (port) + graded name + cup test quality

The cup test quality grades in Brazil are as follows:

Fine cup

Fine

Good cup

Fair cup

Poor cup

Bad cup

FC (Fine Cup) and GC (Good Cup) are more common.

Of course, in normal use, many companies or platforms will add treatment methods (sun / water washing / honey treatment), manors and other information. This article mainly discusses the detailed information contained in the basic naming rules. Therefore, we will not discuss the treatment and the presentation of the manor in the name for the time being. Other countries are also the same as Brazil.

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