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Brazilian Coffee introduces how to drink Brazilian coffee? Characteristics of Brazilian Coffee

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Professional coffee knowledge exchange more coffee bean information Please pay attention to coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style) Coffee varieties, geographical and climatic environment, soil texture, planting technology, harvest, processing methods, just like the results from the land, will directly affect the quality of raw coffee beans. Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer, covers both commercial and boutique grades

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The variety, geography and climate of coffee, soil texture, planting techniques, harvesting and processing methods, like the results from the land, will directly affect the quality of raw coffee beans. Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer, accounts for 30 per cent of global coffee usage if it covers "commercial" and "boutique" coffee. In addition to the original conditions such as climate and geographical area, Brazil has created today's huge national income and benefits because of the "industrialization" of coffee.

Brazil mainly grows Arabica Burbon and Catuai species. The yield of these beans is higher than that of many varieties.

Based on the law of global industrial capitalization and the conditions of the national geographic economy, Brazilian farmers choose coffee whose output is greater than its output value. At the expense of certain techniques, it helps to increase the flavor and quality of coffee, such as providing "shade" to increase the sugar content of fresh fructose, and "selective manual picking" of bright red or purple fresh fruit. Leave unripe and overripe fruit on the tree to increase the cleanliness of raw beans. The uneven color of fresh fruit, rubbing stones and branches, people can not help but think of the flavor of "wheat husk" and "dirt" rather than the "nut" and "chocolate" tone of fine Brazilian coffee.

Brazil's local coffee industry generally has incisive and layers of post-production technology and equipment to make up for the roughness of picking. Through the physical screening machine and water gravity classification, the inconsistent fresh fruits, stones and leaves are separated, and then treated by the sun or washing, and even the raw beans are screened by a large color sorter to remove the raw beans with inconsistent colors, resulting in the clean flavor of fine Brazilian coffee.

Coffee from different countries has gone through a long journey and spilled in the hands of our baristas. We then display our professional skills and knowledge of beans in order to brew out customer-oriented drinks. Similarly, these landowners refine their coffee flavor in different ways.

Front street hand punch parameters suggested: KONO filter cup / 88 ℃ / 1purl 14 / time two minutes

Flavor: Xuanmi tea, chocolate, nuts

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