The Story of Starbucks Fengwu Xiangyun Coffee the characteristics of Yunnan coffee beans Yunnan small grain coffee flavor

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Yunnan, as the largest coffee producing area in China, Starbucks, Nestl é and other large coffee enterprises have smelled its great potential.

The history can be traced back to 1892. More than 100 years ago, French missionary Father Tian Deneng planted the first coffee tree in Zhukula Village, Binchuan County, Dali City-which is generally traced back to the earliest record of the introduction of coffee into Yunnan. Coffee trees did not grow in the region for the next 100 years, and it was not until multinational corporations entered Yunnan in the late 1980s that the exotic was replanted and exported to the world.

Producing areas: Asia and the Pacific

Treatment methods: water washing (wet) and semi-washing

Flavor: herbaceous flavor

Acidity: low

Alcohol: medium

Fengwu Xiangyun Coffee Bean, which celebrates the 10th anniversary of Chinese mainland's establishment in Starbucks, was first listed in 2009 and is the first mixed bean containing Chinese mainland coffee. This coffee bean is a mixture of coffee beans from Asia / Pacific and Yunnan.

The Yunnan coffee in this Yunnan coffee bean comes from Baoshan area of Yunnan Province and is planted at an altitude of about 1200-1400 meters. As the annual precipitation is about 800 mm, the growers have taken some additional irrigation measures.

Located at the foot of the Himalayas, with snow-covered mountains, deep canyons and lush tropical lowlands, Yunnan is the most diverse province of plant, bird and mammal species (including Asian elephants and tigers) in China.

Qianjie coffee is recommended to be extracted in three stages with water of 89-90 degrees. Of course, you can also try Starbucks' common high-flow brewing technique.

The pattern design of the outer packaging of Fengwu Xiangyun coffee beans is to depict a Phoenix with high mountains and deep canyons in the background. In China's symbolic cultural system, Phoenix is the embodiment of perfectionism. Through the study, it is found that the Phoenix is the divine thing of "harmony", which means that the ancient Chinese understood, respected and feared all kinds of creatures in nature, and represented virtue and prosperity.