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Coffee beans are divided into several major types of analysis rose summer coffee is Arabica

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 (Weixin Official Accounts cafe_style) Front Street-coffee varieties, rose summer coffee variety introduction Arabica is more delicate, like nobles, planted in the mountains between 600-2200 meters above sea level, the requirements for soil and light are extremely high. They also have a very slow growth cycle, which takes almost five years.

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Brief introduction of Qianjie-Coffee varieties and Rosa Coffee varieties

Arabica

Are relatively delicate, like the aristocracy, planted in the mountains between 600-2200 meters above sea level, the requirements of soil and light are extremely high. In addition, their growth cycle is also very slow, and it takes nearly five years to harvest. The ability to resist diseases and insect pests is poor, and he needs the careful care of the "housekeeper" all the time, which is very delicate. Nearly 70% of the world's commercially grown coffee is Arabica coffee, with a total of 7 million tons of roasted coffee each year.

Kanefra

Relatively common people, planted below 800 meters above sea level, have strong resistance to diseases and insect pests, do not have high requirements for the environment, do not need so much careful care, and will have a harvest in about two years after planting. The most common Kanefa bean is Robusta, which accounts for almost the rest of the market except Arabica beans, mainly produced in Java, Sumatra and Vietnam in India and the Indonesian archipelago.

Canefra is commonly known as Robusta. In fact, Robusta is only a branch of Canefra, because it is widely known, so it has become synonymous with Kanefra.

Arabica beans are long and oval in shape. The caffeine content is low, the fat is high, the sugar content (sucrose) is high, the taste is rich and mellow, fragrant and multi-layered.

Robusta is round in shape, short in stature, flat and oval, with about twice the caffeine content of Arabica beans, but lower in fat and sugar (sucrose) than Arabica beans, with a slightly bitter taste and a slight wheat flavor.

Rose summer (Geisha)

Rosa rugosa, with slightly slender fruits and leaves, is a genetic mutant of Tibica with low yield and is a very valuable variety. Characterized by strong aroma and refreshing sour taste, the taste full of personality has attracted the attention of many people.

In 2005, when the Peterson family of Bogart, Panama, entered the COP coffee competition and auctioned it, it scored a high score and broke the coffee auction record, selling for more than $20 a pound. From then on, summer rose to prominence.

There are many varieties called "Rose Summer" on the market. These varieties, which have many different genes from Panamanian Rosa, are also called Rosa, because many of them have similar geographical origins in Ethiopia.

Recent gene sequencing by the World Coffee Research Center shows that Panamanian Rosa is from T2722. This result is exactly unified. Its extremely high flavor quality is related to high altitude planting and good management. It is famous for its delicate floral, jasmine and peach-like aromas.

The spellings of Geisha and Gesha can be used interchangeably, and the translation from local language to English is not fixed.

The original variety was spelled "Geisha", a spelling that coffee researchers have used for decades, making it widely used in the coffee industry. However, it was first collected in a mountain called "gesha" in Ethiopia, whose name has been widely translated as "gesha".

Knowledge expansion: Arabica is mainly used in individual or boutique coffee. From the perspective of coffee culture or genetics, bourbon and Tibica are the two most important branches of Arabica coffee.

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