Vietnam coffee tasting guide _ which brand of Vietnamese coffee beans tastes good _ the price of Vietnamese coffee beans

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Drip coffee was popular in France at the beginning of the 20th century, and drip coffee was introduced into Vietnam with the French colony. The traditional leaky coffee introduced from the French colonial period, with a mellow taste, was all the rage in French restaurants at that time and was still common in French movies or in Vietnam.

-- Vietnamese coffee beans

"Vietnam has three treasures."

Audi, coffee and motorcycles.

A standard Saigon night

It's supposed to be riding a motorcycle out of the street.

Find a coffee stand and sit down

Sipping coffee while watching the street full of Audi girls.

Vietnam Coffee documentary

The Origin of Vietnamese Coffee beans

Vietnamese coffee was brought to Vietnam by French Jesuit missionaries around 1860. in the past 150 years, Vietnam has gradually developed its own unique coffee culture. nowadays, walking along the street from Ho Chi Minh City, the largest city in the south, to the mountain city of Sapa on the border between China and Vietnam, you can often see canvas sheds and sunshades piled or clustered by the side of the road, with lounge chairs or hammocks or even small benches facing the road. There is a simple aluminum drip on the low table next to it. People sit or lie down or cross their feet, sipping (not drinking, drinking, not sucking, licking, but sipping) capheda (iced coffee), pointing at passing girls or motorcycle bumps across the street, coffee has been sipped, half a pack of cigarettes have been smoked, and the morning or afternoon has worn out.

Walking in the streets of Vietnam, cafes can be seen everywhere, and ordinary Vietnamese use Vietnamese coffee pots to slowly filter coffee to spend the afternoon. Vietnamese coffee is not brewed in a coffee pot, but in a special dripping coffee cup.

There are many countries famous for their unique coffee culture. Italy, France, the United States and Turkey all have their own origins and heritage, but Vietnam is still a little different. In Vietnam, the price of a cup of coffee ranges from 10,000 dong to 50,000 dong, and most shops do not exceed 20,000 dong, which is only equivalent to the price of a bottle of mineral water. Compared with the price of a bitter latte in China, it is a paradise for coffee lovers.

Vietnamese coffee is hardly a culture. It is the daily life of local people. Slipper vests and plastic stools are "good companions" for Vietnamese coffee. What kind of hardcover style coffee bar do you want? set up a stall and sit around the table with three or five people. This is my own Starbucks. It is said that Vietnam has the lowest unemployment rate in the world, and I don't know if loafing around in a cafe counts as a job.

If you are going on a trip to Vietnam, don't miss the following kinds of coffee

The most traditional

Drip condensed milk coffee

Vietnam was once a French colony, and the romantic and enjoyable French brought coffee culture here. After all these years, the Vietnamese still keep this old way of drinking coffee-dripping. The method is simple: sprinkle the coffee powder on the pressure plate of the dripping cup, press it and pour it into hot water, and the rest is to wait patiently for the coffee to slowly leak through the holes. However, the coffee obtained by dripping is so black and bitter that few people can enjoy it.

▲ said that this kind of coffee is also called Didi Jin, which is quite in line with the Chinese saying that "an inch of time is an inch of gold". It is not only mellow coffee, but also a graceful time.

The creative Vietnamese poured thick condensed milk at the bottom of the cup, and this improvement had a miraculous matching effect: the rich sweetness of condensed milk and the bitterness of Vietnamese coffee were made for each other, and the sweetness was unimaginably strong, but it could not blend with the bitterness of Zhai coffee. Sweet and bitter tastes coexisted between the teeth, and friends who had been to Vietnam could not forget that taste.

The most special

Egg white coffee

Just like a special cocktail made with base wine and egg whites, coffee can also be served with egg whites, which is egg white coffee that can only be tasted in Vietnam. Some people jokingly call it "Vietnam's cappuccino". The coffee shop owner is adept at separating the fresh eggs into egg yolks and egg whites, and the egg whites are quickly foamed in a fast blender. The ideal state of egg whites is to show delicate lines, and then pour into the coffee that only covers the bottom of the cup. Carefully taste this special delicacy, the bitterness of the coffee neutralizes the fishy smell of the egg, and the egg white also stimulates the aroma of the coffee.

▲, have a cup of street egg white coffee and take it with you.

The freshest

Yogurt coffee

Air conditioning is not popular in most restaurants and beverage stores in Vietnam. Imagine walking for a long time in the 37-degree sun. If you enter a restaurant without air conditioning, you must not have much appetite to enjoy good food. Let's start with a cup of fresh yogurt coffee to appetizer.

Coffee is most afraid of sour, while the Vietnamese mix yogurt with coffee, which tastes surprisingly good. A cup of yogurt coffee tastes sour, fragrant, sweet and other levels of detail, so it tastes refreshing and burden-free. Such meticulous flavor changes can not be extricated with only one sip. In addition, Vietnamese yogurt is also praised by all travelers who have been there: mellow texture, sweet taste, perfect with coffee.

Those unnamed coffee shops can surprise tourists, not only because they drink a cup of coffee that tastes so good and indescribable at the price of a cup of mineral water, but also because the shopkeeper is groping out the experience of brewing again and again in his day-to-day life. this is what we call the spirit of craftsmen.

Street coffee is a view of the city of Vietnam. I know that you who love cafes and photos will not be satisfied with the cheap coffee on the street. Those characteristic coffee shops will definitely add a lot of color to your trip!

Huian

Hoi An Roastery

According to word of mouth, travelers returning from Vietnam say that the coffee in this house is the best. Not only does the coffee taste excellent, but also the atmosphere of the restaurant is quite good. Just looking at the big bag of raw coffee beans left at the door, we can see that the taste must be authentic!

The shop is located in the old city of Hui'an, and the price of specialty coffee in the scenic area is no more than ten yuan, which is quite touching.

The ▲ menu is full of Vietnamese specialty coffee introduced earlier, and the second labeled condensed milk is condensed milk.

In addition to specialty coffee, espresso (espresso) and cappuccino are also delicious, and the dessert apple pie is also delicious.

The decoration style in the shop is a combination of traditional and modern, very comfortable. If you are tired of walking, just sit here. Anyway, it is hot, drink coffee and have a look at the scenery.

The store is so friendly that you can even go to the kitchen and watch the staff sift through the beans by hand! Their coffee beans are picked by local farmers, not mechanically. Only 60% of the beans harvested once a year are cooked beans. Hand picking ensures that every bean is ripe. Hoi An Roastery personally bakes coffee beans, and after roasting, they screen them again. Other beans such as soybeans will never be added to it. If you also like homemade coffee, you can also buy a bag of pure coffee beans to go home.

Address: 135Tran Phu, Hoi An 560000, Vietnam

Tel: + 84 511927772

Business hours: 7:00a.m-22:00p.m

Da Lat

La Viet

This modern American factory-style store is very different from the noisy and messy streetscape. Several bean dryers in the glass room are started at the same time, equipped with full-time bean bakers to supply a large number of raw and cooked beans to customers all over Vietnam and even abroad every day. It is not so much a coffee shop as a huge coffee processing factory and an expo of all kinds of coffee mixing tools. The real "front shop and back factory"! Make sure that every mouthful is the freshest taste.

The facade of the store is not big, but if the curious babies walk in, they will find that there is a unique hole in it, which is definitely a boutique cafe worth spending an afternoon to enjoy.

Don't mistakenly think that the boss is a foreigner, but he is actually an out-and-out Vietnamese beauty. Talk about High, the boss will also recommend you other features of the coffee shop, write a kit for you! I believe that the recommendation of the local people can never be wrong!

In LA VIET, you can not only drink all kinds of coffee, but also try to make a cup. I believe that few coffee shops can do this kind of experience.

The price of coffee in the store is also around 40,000 dong, equivalent to RMB is still more than ten yuan of the people's price, coupled with such a storefront and product level, easily dumped several streets in the country!

Address: 200 Nguyen Cong Tru, Da Lat, Vietnam

Tel: + 84 (063) 3981189

Business hours: 7:00a.m-22:00p.m

Ho Chi Minh

Klassik Coffee Roasters

If you are not interested in Ho Chi Minh's popular attractions, you might as well travel in a different way. A boutique cafe can also become a must for your trip at this stop! The shop is exquisite and small, and the pattern of the two floors is not crowded. The semi-open bar can not only communicate with baristas and choose their favorite flavors, but also see the whole process of coffee making.

The space on the second floor is more spacious, and the elegant seat by the window can overlook the streets along the river. With a breeze and a sip of coffee, count her as a Bonus on a journey.

The specialty of this shop is that it catches up all the coffee in the world, and the store area is small, but it offers more than a dozen kinds of items.

Cloth production areas all over the world. The menu is in both Chinese and English. If you don't know the name of the product, please check it before you order.

A Guatemalan Geisha, equivalent to RMB 30, is already the most expensive in the store, so please give it a try!

There are also various kinds of trickling pots for sale in the store, and the price is naturally much more expensive than that in the street bazaar, but the advantage lies in more colors and better materials.

Address: Ho Chi Minh City 700000, Vietnam

Business hours: 7:00a.m-22:00p.m

The last TIPS

Wear flip-flops to drink Vietnamese coffee

It feels the best.

Don't ask why! Ha ha!

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