Coffee review

Boutique Coffee on caffeine fullness (Body)

Published: 2025-08-22 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2025/08/22, Plumpness is the overall structure of coffee. It is easier to recognize than to describe flavor (flavor often requires life experience, for example, how can you describe blueberries without tasting blueberries?). Roughly divided into four kinds of Rich Body-rich plumpness, basically wrapping the entire taste buds, that is, mellow and strong. Full Body-often with Ric

Plumpness is the overall structure of coffee. It is easier to recognize than to describe flavor (flavor often requires life experience, for example, how can you describe blueberries without tasting blueberries?). Roughly divided into four categories

Rich Body-rich fullness, basically wrapping the entire taste buds, that is, mellow and strong.

Full Body is often confused with Rich Body, and many people like to describe it as Full,All Around Body. In fact, in the tasting, Full Body is mainly the feeling in the middle of the taste buds.

Fat Body-Shen Gou. There will be strong stimulation in the first half of the taste buds.

Thin Body-in fact, it means a lack of fullness. It is often reflected in insufficient extraction or over-shallow drying. Compare water.

Whether in the cup test or the barista competition, the proportion of fullness (body) is very large, because it determines the balance of coffee more than flavor and aftertaste.

It's not that I don't like light baking, but it's true that I increasingly don't like light-roasted coffee beans that only focus on flavor and lack balance.

0