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What are the characteristics of East Timor alpine organic coffee? The cultivation of coffee in East Timor

Published: 2024-11-09 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/09, The Coffee Workshop (official Wechat account cafe_style) although Timor-Leste's image as a coffee-producing country is still a bit low-key, the country's history as a coffee producer is unique and its commitment as a specialty coffee producer is enormous. The Portuguese introduced coffee to East Timor in the 1860s. It's very...

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Although Timor-Leste's image as a coffee producer is still somewhat low-key, the country's history as a coffee producer is unique and its commitment as a specialty coffee producer is enormous. The Portuguese introduced coffee to East Timor in the 1860s. It soon became a major export (more than sandalwood) and accounted for at least 50% of the colony's total exports in the mid-1860s. However, all of these products are owned by a small number of Portuguese landowners and local communities are only involved in logging. In the mid-1970s, when Indonesia took control of the land, coffee became less important and coffee production in East Timor fell sharply. An independent referendum was proposed in 1999 and full independence was achieved by 2002. Since then, another factor that has made East Timor stand out in coffee is that it has its own hybrid, Timor Hybrid-, which dates back to the pre-World War II period. Timor Hybrid (commonly known as Tim Tim or HDT), born from spontaneous mating between Robsta and Arabica plants, is a highly disease-resistant and high-yielding variety that has been grown around the world. Timor Hybrid is also the backbone of the famous Catimor and Sarchimor varieties.

Alpine East Timor coffee is cultivated by natural farming method, and the tree species belong to Arabica. It insists on not using chemical fertilizers or spraying pesticide herbicides. The coffee grown is absolutely pollution-free, high-quality coffee. Alpine East Timor coffee does not contain chemical fertilizers and absorbs nutrients contained in nature itself.

East Timor coffee beans, not sour, not bitter, not astringent, mellow, full-bodied and full of aftereffect of the top organic coffee.

(Coffee Arabica) Arabica means the highest quality coffee in the world, and the ideal planting site is located in the circular zone of the Tropic of Cancer (between latitudes 25 degrees north and south) and mountains or subtropics that are not easy to frost. Arabica Arabica is the original Arabica species produced in Indonesia and the island of East Timor. The coffee bean particles are large, but the size is not symmetrical, aroma and bitterness are in the middle, without acidity. Most of them are used for blending mixed coffee.

Recommended parameters for coffee brewing in Qianjie:

1. Filter cup: V60

two。 Water temperature: 88 degrees

3. Degree of grinding: small Fuji degree of grinding 4

4. Baking degree: medium baking

5. Steaming time: 25 seconds

Flavor: balanced, chocolate, long-lasting caramel sweetness

Qianjie Coffee suggestion: 15g powder, 4 grinding of small Fuji ghost tooth cutter, V60 filter cup, 88-89 degrees water temperature, 30g water injection for the first time, 25 s steaming, water injection to 104g water cut off, wait for the amount of water in the powder bed to go down to half and then water injection, slow water injection until 220g water, 5 grams at the end, no water powder ratio at 1:15, extraction time about 2:00 (calculated after stewing)

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