Coffee Encyclopedia boutique Coffee Why is it bitter
Coffee is bitter because it contains amino acids, vitamins, alkaloids, glycosides, trace elements and so on.
Coffee has five flavors: bitter, sour, mellow, fragrant and strong.
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World boutique coffee recommends Greek coffee
There are three kinds of coffee in Greece: espresso is an espresso, cappuccino is hot coffee with milk, and fredo is iced coffee with milk. At present, Greek coffee is not common in China, and its taste can be divided into three flavors: Skaito, Metrio and Gligi. Its cooking method is mainly based on a stainless steel pot called Briki
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Coffee culture introduction Chinese coffee
According to historical records, planting in Taiwan was successful for the first time in 1884. Since then, coffee trees have been planted in China. Coffee planting in Daliu began in Yunnan Province. In 1902, a French missionary named Tian introduced seeds from India and Gong, and planted them successfully in Binchuan County, Yunnan Province, located in Zhukula, a tributary of Jinsha River. Commercial cultivation of Yunnan coffee began in 1985, but the development was slow.
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