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Brazilian coffee beans collectively known as Brazilian coffee beans taste as smooth and sweet as vanilla cream

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Professional coffee knowledge exchange more coffee bean information please follow the coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style) front street-Brazilian Coffee introduction when it comes to coffee, people always think of Brazil. It is a miracle that this country, which originally did not grow coffee, became the largest coffee grower and shipper in the world after it was introduced in 1720.

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Qianjie-introduction to Brazilian coffee

When it comes to coffee, people always think of Brazil. It is a miracle that this country, which originally did not grow coffee, became the largest coffee grower and shipper in the world after it was introduced in 1720.

Although, for some time, Brazilian coffee beans have not been a rare good in the eyes of coffee lovers. But no one can deny that Brazil has made a great contribution to the coffee industry. It can even be said that it is of great importance. This is not only in terms of production, but also from the perspective of the rule system. The COE Cup of Excellence, which was born in Brazil in 1999, can be said to be the flagpole of modern boutique coffee.

We know that in today's boutique bean field, two score systems are often introduced, one is SCAA score, the other is COE score, while in the industry, COE system has more gold content for coffee beans.

In Brazil, the altitude is not high compared to other American bean-producing countries, and there are many producing areas below 1000 meters above sea level, so this causes the beans of Brazilian beans to be generally soft, and after roasting, most Brazilian coffee cannot express such a clear sour flavor as Central American high-altitude hard beans or African beans. But this is not to say that Brazilian coffee beans are mediocre. Their palatable taste and sweetness like brown sugar, nuts, chocolate and even vanilla cream still appeal to a large number of coffee lovers.

At present, the main varieties of Brazilian beans are: red bourbon, yellow bourbon, New World and Kaduai (common in diamond plateau producing areas).

Before 1990, almost all of Brazil adopted the method of solarization. But times have changed. With the improvement of Brazil's national strength, the progress of science and technology has to meet the needs of the market at the same time. In fact, all kinds of treatment methods (washing, solarization, semi-washing, anaerobic fermentation, etc.) can be seen in Brazil today. Among them, Brazil's original semi-washing treatment is the most famous. Qianjie-introduction to Brazilian coffee

When it comes to coffee, people always think of Brazil. It is a miracle that this country, which originally did not grow coffee, became the largest coffee grower and shipper in the world after it was introduced in 1720.

Although, for some time, Brazilian coffee beans have not been a rare good in the eyes of coffee lovers. But no one can deny that Brazil has made a great contribution to the coffee industry. It can even be said that it is of great importance. This is not only in terms of production, but also from the perspective of the rule system. The COE Cup of Excellence, which was born in Brazil in 1999, can be said to be the flagpole of modern boutique coffee.

We know that in today's boutique bean field, two score systems are often introduced, one is SCAA score, the other is COE score, while in the industry, COE system has more gold content for coffee beans.

In Brazil, the altitude is not high compared to other American bean-producing countries, and there are many producing areas below 1000 meters above sea level, so this causes the beans of Brazilian beans to be generally soft, and after roasting, most Brazilian coffee cannot express such a clear sour flavor as Central American high-altitude hard beans or African beans. But this is not to say that Brazilian coffee beans are mediocre. Their palatable taste and sweetness like brown sugar, nuts, chocolate and even vanilla cream still appeal to a large number of coffee lovers.

At present, the main varieties of Brazilian beans are: red bourbon, yellow bourbon, New World and Kaduai (common in diamond plateau producing areas).

Before 1990, almost all of Brazil adopted the method of solarization. But times have changed. With the improvement of Brazil's national strength, the progress of science and technology has to meet the needs of the market at the same time. In fact, all kinds of treatment methods (washing, solarization, semi-washing, anaerobic fermentation, etc.) can be seen in Brazil today. Among them, Brazil's original semi-washing treatment is the most famous.

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