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Yega Xuefei SOE Italian concentrated delicious extraction parameters difference between Yega Xuefei and Lanshan No.1

Published: 2024-09-20 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/09/20, Professional coffee knowledge exchange more coffee bean information Please follow the coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style) Yellow submarine is a classic for minority coffee to practice its own SOE concept. SOE, also known as Single Origin Espresso, single-origin espresso, refers to those who do not use the traditional blending method, but directly use single-origin coffee.

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"Yellow Submarine" is a classic example of minority coffee practicing its SOE concept.

SOE, also known as Single Origin Espresso, refers to espresso made directly from single origin coffee without using traditional blending methods. Such coffee, to a certain extent, weakens the Italian coffee has always emphasized the "balance" and "mellow", instead of pursuing a strong, prominent, significant origin flavor.

This Yellow Submarine is SOE with yegha sherfie as espresso, and when you drink iced Americana, you're drinking iced yegha sherfie, and when you choose Aussie White or Latte, the surprise comes:

You will get a cup of super sweet, fruit milk, refresh your cognitive coffee!

Brewing

Semi-automatic espresso machine/Linea Classic MP

Powder 18.8g

Water temperature 95℃

Water pressure 9bar

Extraction 23-25sec

Liquid 35-40g

This branch of Ethiopian washed Yegashfi coffee is picked by farmers and then handed over to local processing plants for unified processing. The traceability is not strong. However, it does not affect the excellent performance of this coffee in sweetness.

Unlike the traditional washed Yerga Sherfi coffee, we purchased this batch of Yerga Sherfi coffee with a lack of floral performance, but its unique sugar cane sweetness and raisin acid similar to Kenya coffee completely conquered our taste buds.

A hint of citrus and rose aromas, intense honey and cane sugar, as well as the berry and raisin flavours typical of Kenyan coffee.

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