Coffee review

Types and characteristics of coffee in global coffee producing areas with pictures to introduce what grade illy coffee belongs to

Published: 2024-11-09 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/09, Professional coffee knowledge exchange more coffee bean information please follow the coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style) the types of coffee beans 2 the taste of bitter coffee the basic taste elements of coffee is the strength and texture of the bitter taste. Raw beans contain only a tiny amount of bitterness, which can hardly be felt. Sugar, part of starch, fiber resulting from subsequent baking

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Coffee bean type introduction 2 coffee taste…

bitter taste

The basic taste elements of coffee are the strength and texture of bitterness.

Raw beans contain only trace amounts of bitter ingredients, almost imperceptible. After that, the caramelization and carbonization of sugar, part of starch and fiber caused by roasting produce the most concrete bitterness of coffee. Caffeine, one of the bitter ingredients, is also an important substance showing pharmacological characteristics. In addition to being affected by the original species, the deeper the roasting, the weaker the pharmacological effect.

sour

Acid is the soul of coffee and makes people feel deep. Acidity is affected by the quality of green beans, but it is also related to harvest, storage time, roasting and brewing. Bitterness and bitterness constitute the two major factors affecting coffee quality and taste. Arabica is more acidic than Robusta in terms of variety; coffee grown in the upland is more acidic than coffee grown in the lowlands; and beans freshly harvested are more acidic than beans grown for a while. Generally speaking, the lighter baked beans are richer in acid.

Thick and sweet

Strong alcohol is the performance of coffee ripe, aromatic alcohol, strong taste, chemically it refers to the removal of volatile components and water pure extract. The pure extract, which accounts for about 15% in raw beans, increases nearly twofold (30%) after baking. High coffee unique sweetness, and bitterness was one of the relationship, so refreshing taste, will have sweet. High quality tannins also bring sweetness. Sweetness is the product of moderate heat action, which can be lost if heat treatment is excessive during baking and brewing.

Back to the finish.

The aftertaste refers to the sensation left in the mouth, throat and esophagus after coffee is swallowed or spit out. Freshness is the most important factor causing sweetness. After drinking Espresso coffee made from fresh coffee beans, in addition to the aroma of coffee remaining from the mouth to the esophagus and the aftertaste after being stimulated, the throat will also have a numbing feeling lasting for about two or three minutes, and the whole intoxicating aftertaste will disappear after three or forty minutes.

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Coffee Introduction 2 Types, Characteristics and Origin of Coffee…

Coffee beans are grown in 66 countries around the world, and can be classified into Arabica, Robusta and Liberica. There are four species of coffee trees in the world, but only two are commercially grown. One is Arabica and the other is ROBUSTA.

Arabica is the largest major coffee bean variety at present, with a yield of about 80% and excellent flavor and quality.

Arabica is the most cultivated in the world, accounting for more than 70% of the coffee supply, and is mostly grown in tropical Central and South America. The coffee bean is smaller in shape, oval in front, narrow and tortuous in the middle crack, and more complete in arc shape on the back of the bean. This coffee tree is difficult to grow. It prefers mild days and cooler nights, and cold, hot and rainy climates can hurt it. Arabica coffee trees need to be planted on inclined slopes at high altitudes, so harvesting must be done manually, which is extremely difficult. However, due to the special flavor, rich taste and low caffeine of Arabica coffee beans, although it is difficult to grow, it actually accounts for 70% of the total coffee planted.

Robusta is often used to make instant coffee because of its poor quality.

Robasta coffee trees are found in Madagascar in central and eastern Africa and Indonesia in Asia. It was discovered late last century in Africa in the humid, hot Congo, formerly a Belgian dependency. The trees and leaves are bigger than Arabija. It's coffee beans larger, more rounded front, back into a round convex, crack straight, a bit like a big coix seed. Robasta coffee trees are resistant to high temperature, cold, drought, moisture, and even disease attacks (especially leaf spot), and have the characteristics of multiple harvests. Adaptability is very strong, in the flat can grow very well, so harvest does not necessarily need manual, can be used vibration machine. In terms of cultivation, robasta coffee trees can be said to have many benefits, but unfortunately the coffee beans produced are less aromatic, bitter, and lack acidity, and the caffeine is twice that of arabica. Therefore, robasta coffee beans are mostly used for brewing iced coffee, instant coffee and canned coffee, as well as blending.

Liberica is rarely mentioned because of its quality and low yield. Coffee has a unique aroma that is hard to resist; the unique flavor is loved by everyone

List of coffee producing areas

name

English-speaking countries and regions

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note

acid

gan

bitter

alcohol

Xiang

blue Mountain

BLUE MOUNTAIN

Jamaica (West India)

Central America

Ji

no.

table

shown

strong

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weak

mocha

MOCHA

Ethiopia

Africa

Brazil

BRAZIL

Brazil

South America

Java

JAVA

Indonesia

Asia

Jamaica

JAMAICA

Jamaica (West India)

Sino-US

Mandheling

MGNDELING

Indonesia (Sumatra)

Asia

Guatemala

Guatemala

Central America

Colombia

COLOMBIA

Colombia

South America

Costa Rica

Costa Rica

Central America

Crimangaro

Tanzania

Africa

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Coffee Introduction 2 Types of Coffee Drinks…

[Blue Mountain Coffee]

production Land: Jamaica, Colombia, Honduras, Guatemala

It is coffee beans produced in Blue Mountain of Jamaica at an altitude of more than 2500 feet. It is a kind of slightly sour, soft, sweet and delicate coffee. Pure Blue Mountain coffee tastes (sour and bitter) and has a light fragrance, but it tastes very mellow and delicate. It is a coffee that can be enjoyed as a single product. The aroma is elegant, slightly chocolate sweet, with aristocratic taste. It is the best coffee.

[MOCHA]

production Location: Yemen

Mocha Coffee is one of the world's leading coffee beans. At present, the coffee produced in Yemen is the best, followed by Ethiopian mocha; mocha coffee with lubricating acid to strong acid, sweet nature is particularly good, unique flavor, such as yoghurt flavor unique, containing chocolate taste; with a noble woman's temperament, mouth aftertaste fragrance lasting. It's a very distinctive pure coffee. Brand names are usually named directly from the name of the place of origin, while "mocha" is the name of the port where Europeans first bought coffee, facing the Red Sea. Mocha Matari is the top and most popular variety. Even when used as a coffee blend, it is very popular because it can suppress the shortcomings of other coffee beans. Mocha, Brazil, and Colombia are known as the "Triple Crown" and most blended coffees use mocha coffee.

[Cappuccino]

production Land: Italy

Cappuccino is a soft foam that floats on top of espresso. In Italy, a morning cappuccino is a deeply ingrained fad. A layer of foam floats in the bitter espresso, making it rich in flavor and mild in taste. The bitter taste left in the mouth after drinking can make the drinker enjoy the aroma of baking. Sprinkle cinnamon or lemon peel on top to accentuate the fragrance, or a different flavor.

[Colombia Coffee]

production Land: Colombia

Colombia coffee to SUPREMO the most characteristic, its coffee soft strong alcohol, sweet; with a slight acid to acid, its quality and aroma stability, belongs to the medium coffee, is used to blend the top grade of coffee. Colombia coffee beans are graded according to particle size, and the top variety "Colombia·Spremo" accounts for only about 10% of all coffee beans. However, the standard "Colombia·Iselso" is also a kind of high-quality raw beans, whether it is a single or comprehensive drink, are popular with the public.

[MANDELING]

production Land: Indonesia, Sumatra

Is produced in Indonesia, Sumatra, the most representative coffee; mantnin flavor fragrant, strong, bitter, taste quite strong, but soft without acid, in the name of origin, bitter is its unique, in the case of deep roasting the most appropriate use. It is the most expensive coffee bean and the highest quality coffee produced in Indonesia.

[CHARCAL FIRE]

It is a heavy roast coffee, taste charred, bitter without acid, coffee beans have the phenomenon of oil, very suitable for steam coffee.

Brazilian Coffee (SANTOS)

Place of origin: Brazil (Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, accounting for about 1% of the world's output. The most famous is "Brazilian Santos Coffee".

Among them, "No.2 Screen18" is the highest variety. )

Brazil is the number one coffee producer in the world. Brazilian coffee is mild, slightly sour and slightly bitter. It is the representative of neutral coffee and an indispensable variety for the blending of mild coffee. The most popular way to drink Brazilian coffee is not to add cream, but only sugar. Therefore, when drinking "Brazilian coffee", you can have fun as long as you add granulated sugar.

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